Learning how to hear God’s voice should be vitally important to all of us, especially as our prophet has urged us to seek Christ more intentionally. President Russell M. Nelson recently asked, “What will happen as you more intentionally hear, hearken, and heed what the Savior has said and what He is saying now through His prophets?” (“Hear Him,” Liahona, May 2020). As a people, we commonly strain our ears to “hear him” (Joseph Smith—History 1:17). We seek God’s voice in scripture. But are we also intentional about seeking his face, about not only hearing the words he speaks but seeing the visions he opens? Following their co-authored Seven Gospels, Rosalynde Welch and Adam Miller turn their attention to visions of Christ recorded in the Doctrine and Covenants. Written as a series of letters between friends, the authors explore how Christ shows himself in seven of the revelations from the Doctrine and Covenants. Some visions are spectacular, some intimate. Some visual, some conceptual. But all increase our capacity to “see him as he is” (Doctrine and Covenants 130:1).