“Here Am I, Send Me”: Being Still, Prayer, and Trusting God’s AnswersElijah Bennion and Jack Hiatt discuss 2 Nephi 16:5–8, focusing on Isaiah’s cleansing and his response, “Here am I; send me,” as a model of discipleship that requires sacrifice and sustained devotion. They connect this to praying with real intent and learning to be still, referencing a youth fireside message from President Christofferson and examples from their missions, including a man in Argentina who battled anxiety and later accepted baptism. They share practices like reporting the day to the Lord, viewing repentance as purification rather than punishment, and recognizing that miracles and growth often take years. They also explore how God answers prayers through silence, remembrance, and varied spiritual impressions, emphasizing trust, patience, faith with works, and choosing to walk on Christ’s path.