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With over eight billion people on earth today, it is easy to doubt whether God could possibly know and love all of us individually. As members of the Church, we are taught that if we want something, all we need to do is pray and ask the Lord. But if we don't get the answer we seek, or if we struggle to hear an answer at all, that doubt can deepen into frustration, anger, or feelings of unworthiness.
In this inspiring book, Latter-day Saint educator and TEDx speaker Michelle Porcelli emphasizes that Heavenly Father does answer our prayers-each and every one. With this insightful discussion, you will discover that• God knows you individually and answers your prayers according to His desire for your life.• Even when we don't get the answers we want, God presents us with learning opportunities that will strengthen our eternal bonds.• God is in the details of your life and in the lives of each person around the world.
The true stories in this book testify of God and His son, Jesus Christ, and stand as a witness that you are not forgotten. You will be found!
Michelle Porcelli is TEDx Speaker, corporate trainer, and Elementary School Counselor. She has written and instructed courses for BYU Independent Study, been a featured speaker for TEDxSaltLakeCity, and also a presenter for BYU Education Week and Especially For Youth conferences. She graduated in 1993 from Brigham Young University with degrees in Health Education, Social Science, and earned a Teaching Certificate. She graduated in 2010 from the University of Phoenix with a Master's Degree in School Counseling. In her spare two minutes of the day, she loves to write about Christ and how we should turn towards him during times of trouble and also during times of triumph. "He is the reason we do what we do. He is the way back to God and through Him, we can attain eternal life." She has been a self-reliance facilitator for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, has been called to serve in the primary auxiliary for over 20 years and counting, and loves the direction the Church is going with teaching emotional resilience. She won an award for making the best sweet chili and enjoys traveling, chocolate chip cookies, and homemade bread. Michelle resides in Utah with her 6 children, 2 grandkids, 3 French Bulldogs, and 1 husband.
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