Sometimes I feel that LDS sermons book reports Sacrament Meeting talks come a little short, whether in enthusiasm or mental stimulation or whatnot. But I guess it all depends on what you’re comparing it to.
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And I thought we had a problem with kids monopolizing the microphone in testimony meetings.
That was very scary. What is more scary is the comments calling this “cute” and that someday this kid is going to become a preacher.
This boy is a great preacher. It is conforting to know that the world will be in good hands when I am dead.
That is scary. Even scarier is the comment below (which I hope is a joke) that says “I wish all children were made to do this. We should not allow our children to choose otherwise. They all must love God, and speak His word.” Yikes.
Look! It’s a young Walter Martin!