Where did we come from? Why are we here? here do we go after this life? No longer need these universal questions remain unanswered.

Be certain that you easily clear the minimum standards for service as a missionary and that you are continually raising the bar.

Let us open our hearts, let us reach down and lift up, let us open our purses, let us show a greater love for our fellowmen.

The author writes concerning the value of reading the Book of Mormon. He adds his testimony to those of the Three Witnesses, Joseph Smith, and the book itself.

With all my capacity I encourage you to discover who you really are. … I urge you to discern through the Spirit your divinely given capacities.

A testimony of the hope of redemption is something which cannot be measured or counted. Jesus Christ is the source of that hope.

These four words—“Receive the Holy Ghost

It is a place of peace, solitude, and inspiration. Regular attendance will enrich your life with greater purpose.

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Follow the example of Joseph Smith and the pattern of the Restoration. Turn to the scriptures. Kneel in prayer. Ask in faith. Listen to the Holy Ghost.

When we focus … on seeking and receiving the Spirit, we become less concerned about a teacher or speaker holding our attention and more concerned about giving our attention to the Spirit.

Through Christ, people can and do change their lives and obtain redemption.

Inasmuch as we follow Christ, we seek to participate in and further His redemptive work.

By identifying our ancestors and performing for them the saving ordinances they could not themselves perform, we are testifying of the infinite reach of the Atonement of Jesus Christ.

True success in this life comes in consecrating our lives—that is, our time and choices—to God’s purposes.

This moment does not define the refugees, but our response will help define us.

Women throughout the world will be drawn to the Church as we perfect our lives and live essential truths to light the way for others to follow.

Sisters, you must graduate from thinking that you only attend Relief Society to feeling that you belong to it!

Ours is a work of salvation, service, and becoming a holy people.

Remembering in the way God intends is a fundamental and saving principle of the gospel.

There are clusters of memories embedded in each of your lives. And these can help us to “remember how merciful the Lord hath been.”

D. Arthur Haycock reads President Spencer W. Kimball’s message

The Book of Mormon can and does change lives.

Benevolence can bring joy and unity to your home, your class, your ward, and your school.

Keeping covenants unlocks the power of Jesus Christ’s atoning sacrifice to provide strength and even joy to you who suffer.

What matters most is our relationships with Heavenly Father and His Beloved Son, our families, and our neighbors, and allowing the Spirit to guide us.

There is no more beautiful sight than a young woman who glows with the light of the Spirit, who is confident and courageous because she is virtuous.

Elder Teixeira teaches the importance of following the Savior as we work toward returning to our heavenly home.

We must seek to know and feel the Lord’s love in our lives.

The easiest, quickest path to happiness and peace is to repent and change as soon as we can.

Appreciation for ethnic, cultural, or national heritage can be very wholesome and beneficial, but it can also perpetuate patterns of life that should be set aside by a devoted Latter-day Saint.

Meekness is the real cure, for it does not merely mask selfishness but dissolves it!

The invitation to repent is rarely a voice of chastisement but rather a loving appeal to turn around and to “re-turn” toward God.

Repenting means giving up all of our practices—personal, family, ethnic, and national—that are contrary to the commandments of God.

A repentant soul is a converted soul, and a converted soul is a repentant soul.

The moment we set foot on the path of repentance, we invite the Savior’s redeeming power into our lives.

Repentance … is not a harsh principle. … It is kind and merciful.

Repentance is not only possible but also joyful because of our Savior.

Saving souls is the work the Savior has called all of us to do.

In order to assist the Savior, we have to work together in unity and in harmony. Everyone, every position, and every calling is important.

We must … cultivate in our homes and classrooms respect for each other and reverence for God.

Harold B. Lee - “The Church has need of every member that all may be edified together.”

To find rest unto our souls includes peace of mind and heart, which is the result of learning and following the doctrine of Christ.

We believe The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is a restoration of the original Church established by Jesus Christ.

Stable families provide the fabric that holds society together, benefiting all mankind.

Resurrection is much more than merely reuniting a spirit to a body. … The resurrection is a restoration that brings back “carnal for carnal” and “good for that which is good” (Alma 41:13).

Jesus of Nazareth is the resurrected Redeemer, and I testify of all that follows from the fact of His Resurrection.

King Benjamin taught three basic principles that can help us retain a remission of our sins: first, to remain humble; second, to call upon the Lord daily; and third, to stand steadfast in the faith.

To return to God’s presence and to receive the eternal blessings that come from making and keeping covenants are the most important goals we can set.

Now is the time for each of us to arise and unfurl a banner to the world calling for a return to virtue.

What we need is a royal army of returned missionaries reenlisted into service.

What a tremendous impact we can make in the lives of so many … when we accept the Savior’s invitation to feed His sheep.

Rosemary M. Wixom shares the story of a woman who returned from doubt to faith and of the family members and friends who lovingly supported her.

Let us go forward in faith, confidence, and virtue, serving with Christ to help save our families and all of our Heavenly Father’s children.

In coming days, it will not be possible to survive spiritually without the guiding, directing, comforting, and constant influence of the Holy Ghost.

There is only one way to judge righteous judgment, as Jesus Christ does, and that is to be as He is.

Are the traditions that we are creating in our families going to make it easier for our children to follow the living prophets?

No other feeling in the soul of man can bring the joy and happiness than that of knowing you are doing all you can to become righteous.

The actions of righteous women ripple on and on through time and space and even generations.

The Lord will guide you by revelation just as He called you. You must ask in faith for revelation to know what you are to do.

Sister Oscarson teaches sisters that they need to rise up to become women of faith by studying and having a testimony of the essential doctrines of the gospel.

With this priesthood comes a great obligation to be worthy of it.

I testify that those who keep His commandments will grow in faith and hope. They will be given strength to overcome all of life’s trials.

We are gathering Israel for the last time and are doing so with the Book of Mormon, one of the most powerful tools of conversion.

Elder Gong teaches that the Savior invites us to be good Samaritans who welcome all to His Inn (meaning His Church), where they can find refuge.

Simply summarized, life’s greatest blessings will come to us if our love of Jesus Christ is rooted deeply in our hearts.

Hastening family history and temple work in our day is essential for the salvation and exaltation of families.

While holding the priesthood brings great blessings, the priesthood also carries with it great obligations.

Times may change, circumstances may alter, but the marks of a true holder of the priesthood of God remain constant.