Let your family be filled with love as you honor the Sabbath all day long and experience its spiritual blessings throughout the week.

Russell M. Nelson teaches how we can make the Sabbath a delight through strengthening family ties, doing family history work, and serving others.

The ordinance of the sacrament needs to become more holy and sacred to each of us.

Consider five ways to increase the impact and power of our regular participation in the sacred ordinance of the sacrament.

The ordinance of the sacrament makes the sacrament meeting the most sacred and important meeting in the Church.

The Spirit heals and renews our souls. The promised blessing of the sacrament is that we will “always have his Spirit to be with [us].”

The performance of one’s duty brings a sense of happiness and peace.

Understanding the eternal nature of the temple will draw you to your family; understanding the eternal nature of the family will draw you to the temple.

The Lord wants every Aaronic Priesthood holder to invite all to come unto Christ—beginning with his own family.

Palmyra was the stage of the Restoration, where the Father’s voice would be heard after nearly two millennia.

This precious gift of priesthood power brings with it not only solemn responsibilities but also special blessings for ourselves and for others.

Our lives of service and sacrifice are the most appropriate expressions of our commitment to serve the Master and our fellowmen.

If we are caring, if we are charitable, if we are obedient to God and follow His prophets, our sacrifices will bring forth the blessings of heaven.

I pray that we will all become Saints willing to sacrifice and become eligible for the Lord’s special blessings.

Hartman Rector, Jr. - All too often when we hear the word sacrifice we think of burnt offerings or one man laying down his life for another as the Master did for us all. These are valid examples, but surely there are some very modern sacrifices that the Lord has instituted to bless his children today.

Sacrifice is an amazing principle. … It can develop within us a profound love for each other and our Savior, Jesus Christ.

We are in a unique position to gather Israel on both sides of the veil as never before under the Father’s plan.

I want it absolutely clear when I stand before the judgment bar of God that I declared to the world … that the Book of Mormon is true.

I am grateful this magnificent building has been strengthened and renewed so it can continue to be used to instruct and edify the children of God.

In God’s eternal plan, salvation is an individual matter; exaltation is a family matter.

The call in every age—and especially our age—is Joshua’s call: “Sanctify yourselves: for to morrow the Lord will do wonders among you.”

The work of caring for one another and being “kind to the poor” is a sanctifying work, commanded of the Father.

The Lord wants us to be made over—but in His image, not in the image of the world, by receiving His image in our countenances.

Each of us absolutely must help each daughter of God we can to realize what sacred characteristics Father in Heaven has given her.

Marion G. Romney - Satan was in the Garden of Eden with Adam and Eve before the fall. Not only so, but he continued to tempt them and their children after they had been driven from the Garden.

Will we listen to Satan, the author of all lies … ? Or are we going to believe a loving Heavenly Father, who is the source of all truth and happiness?

Ezra Taft Benson - We love the youth of the Church and we know the Lord loves them. There isn’t anything the Church wouldn’t do that’s right to help our young people—to save them. They are our future. We have faith in them. We want them to be happy.

Participating in ordinances and honoring the associated covenants will bring you marvelous light and protection in this ever-darkening world.

The Lord loves us and wants us to understand His willingness to forgive.

The expression of compassion for others is the essence of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Through temple blessings, the Savior heals individuals, families, and nations.

As we come unto Him, God will come to our rescue, whether to heal us or to give us the strength to face any situation.

If we desire to have a proper spirit with us at all times, we must choose to refrain from becoming angry.

Scriptures of the Restoration do not compete with the Bible; they complement the Bible.

The sealing power makes individual salvation and family exaltation universally available to the children of God.

N. Eldon Tanner - Let us as leaders, and all of us, always remember and never forget that everyone is looking for happiness. Everyone wants to be happy. It is our great privilege and responsibility to show him the way to happiness and success.

Ordinances and covenants … are the vehicles the Lord has provided to conduct us into eternal life.

It is a season to reach out to touch the life of someone, a season to commit to keeping the Sabbath day holy, and a season to help keep the lights of our temples burning brightly.

Our greatest joy comes as we help our brothers and sisters.

Frequently reading, pondering, and applying the lessons of the scriptures, combined with prayer, become an irreplaceable part of gaining and sustaining a strong, vibrant testimony.

We must develop the capacity to see men not as they are at present but as they may become.

If you trust the Lord and obey Him, … He will help you achieve the great potential He sees in you.

I pray that each of us will honor the Savior and make any necessary changes to see ourselves in His sacred temples.

I believe we can, through the eye of faith, zoom out and view ourselves and our families with hope and joy.

Sister Browning encourages us to see our lives from a gospel perspective in order to see more of the Savior in our lives. The Savior invites us to see our lives through Him in order to see more of Him in our lives.

Faith, the spiritual ability to be persuaded of promises that are seen “afar off” … , is a sure measure of those who truly believe.

Bless your children and your future home by learning as much as you can now.

As we study from the best books, we protect ourselves against the menacing jaws of those that seek to gnaw at our spiritual roots.

I hope that all of you will remember that on this Sabbath day you heard me bear my witness that this is God’s holy work.

As we engage our faith and commit our energy to draw closer to Jesus Christ, we begin to understand more fully who He really is.

We should learn to discern the truth not only through our rational minds but also through the very still and small voice of the Spirit.

José A. Teixeira teaches three habits that will help us learn about the Savior and experience joy, even in difficult times.

As we become more conversant with the Holy Spirit, our lives become refined. The sordid and base have no attraction.

The light of belief is within you, waiting to be awakened and intensified by the Spirit of God.

I express gratitude for our senior missionaries. They are young in spirit, wise, and willing to work.

Every member is needed, and every member needs an opportunity to serve.

Let us do whatever is required to qualify for the Holy Ghost as our companion.

Look for ways to bless the lives of others through seemingly simple acts of service.

Those who serve will strive to ennoble, build, and lift their fellowmen.

We cannot choose to serve God and the world at the same time.

Our family is the focus of our greatest work and joy in this life; so will it be throughout all eternity.

The keeping of the seventh commandment is such a vital shield! By lowering or losing that shield, the much-needed blessings of heaven are lost.

Only when our faith is aligned with the will of our Heavenly Father will we be empowered to receive the blessings we seek.

We should always remember the price Joseph and Hyrum Smith paid, along with so many other faithful men, women, and children, to establish the Church.

Given the importance of the message, the help offered by the Spirit, the number of the missionaries and the size of the field that is ready to harvest, 300,000 new converts per year is not nearly enough.

The most effective missionaries, member and full-time, always act out of love. … If we lack this love for others, we should pray for it.

The Restoration belongs to the world, and its message is especially urgent today.

What we call “member missionary work” is not a program but an attitude of love and outreach to help those around us.

We must stand firm in our faith and lift our voices to proclaim true doctrine.

We reach out in love to others because it is what our Savior commanded us to do.

I thank the Lord for good bishops in this Church. … May you know that peace which comes alone from God to those who serve Him.

I carry in my heart a deep appreciation for our bishops. I am profoundly grateful for the revelation of the Almighty under which this office was created and functions.

Never before in the history of the world has the need for faith in God been greater.

Adherence to sacred gospel principles will allow us to be temple worthy, enable us to find happiness in this life, and lead us back to our heavenly home.

Richard L. Evans - We all make choices every day. We all have to live with the results of the choices we make.

This year we celebrate the 125th year since Primary was organized. It was organized by a prophet of God to help children learn and live the gospel of Jesus Christ with joy.

ElRay L. Christiansen - This is a time of sifting, a time when, more than ever in the history of the modern world, the adversary and his followers have shown themselves to be enemies of God. Yet as we heard our prophet say, we need not fear the fiery darts of the adversary, because each of us has the power to avoid becoming entangled in sin more definitely than ever before.

May we keep the gospel simple as we take upon us our divinely appointed responsibilities.

As you teach, lead, and love children, you can receive personal revelation that will aid you in creating and arming valiant, sin-resistant children.

We want to see Jesus for who He is and to feel His love.

We must stop concentrating on our differences and look for what we have in common.

I’m extending a prophetic plea to you, the women of the Church, to shape the future by helping to gather scattered Israel.

May the Lord bless you and inspire you to walk without anger.

May we discover anew the divine power of daily prayer, the convincing influence of the Book of Mormon, and true devotion when partaking of the sacrament.

Let us reach out to others with faith and with love.

We need to be reminded that in total and over a significant period of time, seemingly small things bring to pass great things.

The simple presence of a temple should serve as a reminder of covenants we have made, the need for integrity, and the fact that God is never far away.

Conversion is a personal and spiritual process. Every individual must examine these principles for himself.

May we all be faithful in doing the day-to-day, ordinary things that prove our worthiness, for they will lead us to and qualify us for great things.

May you look upon the Church as your great and good friend, your refuge when the world appears to be closing around you, your hope when things are dark, your pillar of fire.

I plead with each one of us to stay permanently and faithfully in the choir.

While we do not know all the answers, we do know important principles that allow us to face tragedies with faith and confidence.

Every moment of precious prayer can be holy time spent with our Father, in the name of the Son, by the power of the Holy Ghost.

Our personal journey through life provides us with many special experiences that become building blocks of faith and testimony.

It is my hope and prayer that we will continue to bear nobly our burdens and to reach out to those among us who are suffering.

Young Latter-day Saints, shape up! Face up! Take hold of your lives! Take control of your mind, your thoughts!

The spirit of revelation is real—and can and does function in our individual lives and in the Church.

The Tabernacle … stands as a standard of the Restoration of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

We need an example—someone to show us how spiritual capacity can be developed. I have selected as a model … President Gordon B. Hinckley.

As Jesus Christ’s faithful disciple, you can receive personal inspiration and revelation, consistent with His commandments, that is tailored to you.

Don’t let life’s distractions eclipse heaven’s light.

Our watchmen on the tower are known to us as apostles and prophets. They are our spiritual eyes in the sky.

We need to increase our spiritual nutrients—nutrients that come from the knowledge of the fulness of the gospel and the powers of the holy priesthood.