By the power of the Holy Ghost you can receive all things and have all things testified to you. Author Kevin Clayson takes this one step further and teaches us how, by the power of the Holy Ghost, you can know that the Book of Mormon was written specifically for you.
Learn how to uncover the secrets of your family history! Scott and Angelle Anderson share some of their own family “secrets” that will show you how to see your genealogy and find the stories of your ancestors in fun ways!
Whether because of our own choices or the choices of others, sometimes we just don't feel the Savior's love. What can we do to bring back those feelings and draw closer to the Savior through the process? Author/speaker Hank Smith helps us identify ways that the Savior is aware of us while learning to feel the atonement at work again in our lives.
Why is it so hard to forgive yourself? Join Kristen Duke as she talks about how pride relates to forgiveness and how you can use the Atonement of Jesus Christ to experience more peace and hope throughout your life.
Author and podcaster Ken Williams shares a heartfelt exploration of navigating a family member’s departure from the Church. He shares lessons learned, unexpected surprises, and the gifts that unfolded along the way.
How to get to know your self worth better? Speaker and magician Brad Barton shares how facing your doubts and discouragement can lead to discovering your true self!
Does everything really happen for a reason? Speaker and life coach Ken Williams challenges the notion and shares how the challenges we face can change our relationships with God and our perspectives of ourselves.
You don't have to be perfect in order to make progress in your life! Professional speaker Bob Kittell shares his own powerful experiences that transformed his life from pain to purpose and gave him the opportunity for new, healthy relationships with his family.
Speaker Kristi Ford shares how you can go from seeing meekness and being “poor in spirit” into a spiritual strength. She challenges the misconception of meekness as weakness.
By putting on the armor of God, we are telling ourselves where we stand and testifies to others what we believe. Writer/publisher Jeanette Bennett shows us how to tell our story through the simple, everyday choices of both our outward and inward appearances.