Doubt Not, But Be Believing: Supporting Loved Ones Through Their Trials of Faith

Written by longtime Church Educational System professional David B. Marsh, this book equips faithful Latter-day Saints to help family and friends struggling with doubt in the internet age. Organized around four concepts—follow the Savior, identify sources of doubt, fortify their faith, and help them seek truth—it addresses hard issues like polygamy, race and priesthood, and Church history with compassion. Drawing on scripture and modern prophets, Marsh offers principles for responding immediately and lovingly rather than judgmentally, and for building testimony centered on Jesus Christ.

• Written by a 22-year CES insider who helped write Church curriculum and can speak to why certain topics were or weren't taught
• Addresses the exact hot-button issues driving faith crises today—polygamy, race, seer stone, same-sex marriage policy—head-on
• Frames everything around the Savior's compassionate rescue of doubting Peter
• Practical, immediately usable advice for parents and ministering members, not abstract theology

“"Doubt not, but be believing," declared Moroni (Mormon 9:27). "Doubt not, fear not," said the Savior (D&C 6:36).”

Perfect for a faithful Latter-day Saint parent or ministering brother/sister whose child, spouse, or friend is wrestling with doubts about the Church and wants scripture-based guidance to help them.