You may not have the perfect words to say, but small, thoughtful actions—like a simple visit or even a chocolate cake—can remind others that they are seen and loved. Author and Life Coach Ken Williams shares a few ideas on how to lift those around you, with love.
Every struggle you experience has the power to shape you. Learn how to find strength in your challenges, no matter what life boils up!
We want to be “good,” but there’s still a lot we can learn from the “bad”! The “bad guys” of the Book of Mormon, that is! Hank Smith helps expose some of the enemies of Christ and helps us uncover some of the powerful lessons we can learn from the poor choices they made in their lives.
Dr. Matt Townsend continues to examine the Savior’s visit to the Americas and His example to minister one-by-one and the power of rituals for both communities and individuals.
Have you ever felt that discomfort when you know you need to change, you just haven’t yet? Let’s study 3 Nephi 8:24 together.
Hank Smith and John Bytheway talk about this week's Come, Follow Me study.
We explore the question that could take a lifetime to master: How can I be a better gospel teacher?
In a world with so many different ways to think and learn and experience, we often feel like we aren't understood or even heard. Life coach Tony Overbay reminds us of the importance of giving ourselves the mental energy to accept what we are feeling, but also to extend that same energy towards others.
What if we were to use our anxiety to see a more powerful perspective? Podcaster, therapist & life coach Dr. Matt Townsend teaches us ways to see our mental health through a different lens, viewing it as a strength instead of a weakness.
Our mental health is just as important to God as our physical and spiritual wellness. Author/podcaster Ganel-Lyn Condie helps us to identify several ways to merge the gap between mental health and faith as we bring awareness to suicide prevention.