Faith, Doubt, and an Ongoing Restoration

Sometimes life gets messy. Faith gets complicated. But that doesn’t mean the story’s over. Author Eric Richards discusses the difference between church and church culture, what to do when well-meaning leaders or teachers say something you question, and how none of this is "the end"; Act Three—the part where things start to make sense—is still coming. "Hang on. It’s going to be worth it."

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You Have Already Won

No matter what is happening in our lives, with the Savior, we have already one. Author Ganel-Lyn Condie reminds us that our companionship with the Savior makes us more capable and stronger than we can ever imagine.

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Easter

Few images are more heartbreaking than watching a grieving father carry his tiny child’s casket. But Easter offers a promise of hope in even the darkest moments. John shares a deeply personal experience and what the reality of Christ’s Resurrection means for all who have lost someone they love.

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Seeking Eternal Answers from Google or God?

The internet can answer a lot—but it shouldn't be your first stop for gospel truth! Author Becky Squire shares how to discern reliable sources, ask the right questions, and keep God at the center of your search with real tools to help you as you navigate this digital age.

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Confidence in the Presence of God

“Confidence in the Presence of God” by President Nelson “He is Risen!” "Our confidence can truly wax strong in the presence of God right now!” D&C 121:45 What stands out to you from your study and this discussion today?

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Easter

This week we are studying doctrines and concepts associated with the celebration of Easter. We’ll talk about the encouragement from church leaders to make Easter preparation a more significant part of our celebration, helping us focus more intentionally and proactively on this event. We’ll review some of the events from the last life of Jesus’ mortal life, some of his characteristics demonstrated through those events, and how emulation of those characteristics can help us become more resilient and have greater peace. 

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