Kim B. Clark warns us to beware the dangerous universal sin of pride that can come in adversity or prosperity. Our heart must be full of the Spirit and not set upon worldly things.
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Spencer W. Kimball teaches that the way to become perfect is to change your life—to substitute the good for the evil in every case. Changes can come best if we take one item at a time.
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Dr. Terryl L. Givens speaks on how Joseph Smith ignited something in thousands of men and women that connects them to God and to each other in powerful ways.
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Faith means trust—trust in God’s will and in His timing. We must not try, in our personal lives or in building His kingdom, to impose our timetable on His.
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Financial worries, academic stress, and other challenges are inevitable for college students. We need not fear, though, because Christ is our Shepherd.
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To remember who we are is to access a divine birthright of power, focus, and hope. It changes not only what we think of ourselves, but what we do every day.
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Sometimes, when we pray and cry out to our Heavenly Father, answers do not come easily or as expected—but He reminds us that He is there for us.
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You are a choice generation, and you will do marvelous things as you strive to meet great expectations Heavenly Father knows you are capable of.
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As we learn to make important decisions, we must find the balance between seeking the Lord's guidance and having the courage to make our own choices.
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These stories and testimonies shared by Vaughn J. Featherstone highlight the wonderful blessings of the gospel, of living righteously, and of loving one another.
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Reconciliation with God (changing our ways and turning to peace and harmony with His ways) is possible only through the Atonement of Jesus Christ.
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The legacy left behind by our pioneer ancestors—a legacy shared by converts and "pioneer stock" alike—is one that will continue to stand the test of time.
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Arthur C. Brooks teaches that charitable giving is more than a good idea. Science and faith agree that giving makes us happier and better people, families, and communities.
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It is common for people to say that they love with their hearts, but what of their minds? John W. Welch explores what it means to love God with our mind.
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What lessons does Joseph Smith's experience in Liberty Jail teach us about God's love? How can our trials be both a prison and a temple?
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As we face the challenges of today, the doctrine of foreordination teaches us that God has a knowledge of all things, and plans for each of us to succeed.
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Sally H. Barlow teaches the ways in which a self-knowledge of our eternal identity is essential in the journey to overcome the crucibles of this life.
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Elder Neal A. Maxwell teaches that the gospel is inexhaustible because there is not only so much for us to know, but there is also so much for us to become.
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Christ's Atonement does more than cleanse us from sin. David A Bednar reminds us that His grace is also an enabling power to become better and serve more faithfully.
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Truman G. Madsen teaches that our theology is derived from prayer—we pray to God whom we already know and we must do so with our whole souls, with faith, with sincerity, and with love.
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