The Spirit teaches, love binds, and the Savior leads. In this musical message, professional violinist Jenny Oaks Baker and her family share their testimony of how music can anchor a home in the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Why do we struggle to see our own spiritual strengths? Four common experiences—fear, discouragement, comparison, and feeling like an outsider—may be clouding your view. Justin Morris shows how to face those barriers and step into the real "you"—the person God already knows you are.
Your mind is always evaluating and creating—what if understanding that unlocks your spiritual power? Dr. Paul Jenkins connects psychology and the first principle of the gospel to show what faith really looks like in action. Lay hold on every good thing—even in broken, burned, or unexpected places.
Transform your General Conference experience from overwhelming to deeply nourishing! In this heartfelt message from Scharman Grimmer, learn how to turn the "fire hose" of conference weekend into a sustainable spiritual irrigation system that will nurture your testimony year-round.
We put so much pressure on ourselves to achieve perfection that we often forget to allow ourselves to be humans. Join Abby Stearns as she helps us remember that we are to "be ye therefore perfect...eventually".
What does it take to put on a worldwide conference for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints? Eric Richards pulls back the curtain on what is happening behind the scenes - from the speakers to the Choir - to help you have a wonderful, spiritually filled weekend feast!
There are so many conflicting messages on what it means to "wait on the Lord" that it's easy to feel confused or discouraged. Former BYU mascot and cheerleader Charlie Bird helps us understand from a gay member's perspective what it means to him to "wait on the Lord" and how he uses his faith to remain active in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Regardless of what stage of life you're in or what community you live in, we really need to make space for each other. In this Digital Firesides Clip, author/speaker Ganel-lyn Condie reminds us to appreciate our own individual differences while embracing the diveristy that surrounds us.
Upon spending 4-1/2 years in a federal prison, author Portia Louder learned that the only way to truly find Christ is to first find the thing that's keeping you from Him.
Even when there is no hope in the world to have, there is always hope in Christ. Guest Kathryn Thomas reminds us that if we lay hold on every good thing that God has to offer, we can feel a peace and sufficient hope in the Lord.