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.
Have you ever watched a big race? The driver stands on the podium, but behind them is an entire team—the pit crew—who made the victory possible. That’s what it means to be part of Christ’s church. We’re not in competition—we’re here to lift, support, and encourage one another. Be a member of someone’s pit crew—cheer them on, help them refuel, and remind them that they’re not alone in the race.
Have you ever looked back and realized you missed the most important part? When Justin Anderson was a young Elder’s Quorum President, his main goal was to get people to come to church. But now, years later, he sees it differently. The greatest thing he could have done wasn’t just inviting them to sit in a pew—it was making sure they knew they were loved. That they weren’t alone. That no matter where they were in life, they had a friend. What if that was our focus in ministering? How different would our relationships be?
Bring Elder Renlund’s talk “This Is My Gospel”—“This Is My Church” to life by encouraging your class to share their own spiritual turning points. From personal stories to insights on ordinances, this lesson guide will help you create a meaningful discussion on the role of the Church in our lives.
Is someone you love considering leaving the Church? Hank talks about how to build trust, show genuine concern, and have a meaningful conversation with your loved one. You’ll see how to support your friends and family members on their spiritual journey and also strengthen your relationship with them.
Family dynamics can create some tricky situations, especially when you’re dealing with in-laws! Hank answers a question from a listener about preserving family harmony when you and your in-laws don’t necessarily see “eye-to-eye”.
Boundaries are not something we talk a lot about in the church, especially when it comes to our service. Hank talks more about protecting your peace and making the most of your time with the people who matter most in your life.
Ever found yourself quick to judge others? Hank shares how an unexpected experience at church taught him a valuable lesson about patience, self-reflection, and the power of laughter.
Psalms repeatedly tells us to "sing to the Lord" but what if you're not a great singer? (GUEST POST by Whitney Permann from Mercy River)
The future of tomorrow rests upon the shoulders of the youth today. They will be the leaders who take us to unimaginable heights, through insurmountable events.