Look unto Me in Every Thought

When faithful Latter-day Saints encounter troubling information or feel their testimony shaken, where should they turn? Drawing on his years as a bishop and the real stories of members like his friend Amy, Jakob R. Jones presents ten practical principles for working through doubt—seeking the witness of the Holy Ghost, remembering God's mercy, converting doubts into sincere questions, studying the right sources, praying, repenting, and embracing agency. Warm, honest, and grounded in scripture, this is a hopeful guide for anyone holding on to faith while waiting for answers.

• Written by a former bishop who saw firsthand how members work through faith crises
• Frames doubt through Peter walking on water—doubt comes AFTER faith, and it's normal
• Ten concrete, actionable principles with journaling exercises, not just platitudes
• Directly names the hard topics (plural marriage, priesthood ban, First Vision accounts) instead of avoiding them

“Amy was so relieved when her bishop told her that having questions or concerns about the gospel didn't make her unworthy. It meant she was normal.”

Perfect for a believing Latter-day Saint who is quietly wrestling with doubts about Church history, doctrine, or policy—or who loves someone who is—and wants a faithful, practical framework for working through them.