Kindness isn’t always easy—it takes courage to stand up, speak up, and reach out. Sometimes, it means defending someone, and sometimes, it means stepping outside your comfort zone. Rachel Rhien Tucker shares why being brave enough to be kind makes all the difference.
Some miracles change our lives, but the best ones change our hearts. The leper didn’t just want to feel better—he wanted to be close to Jesus. Laurie Denning shares how Christ’s miracles help us feel His love.
Right now, someone in your life feels alone. Maybe it’s a friend struggling with their faith. Maybe it’s someone who doesn’t feel included. Maybe it’s you. Luke 15 teaches us that Christ always goes after the one—and so can we. Carmen Herbert challenges you to look for the one and take action. Who needs you today? A simple invite, a kind message, or just showing up could make all the difference.
The parable of the Good Samaritan is more than just a nice story—it’s an invitation. In Luke 10, the Samaritan tells the innkeeper, “Take care of him.” That’s exactly what the Savior asks of us. Who in your life needs care today? Maybe it’s a friend who’s feeling left out. Maybe it’s a family member who needs a listening ear. Maybe it’s a stranger whose day could be changed by a small act of kindness. Take the challenge today—ask the Savior to open your eyes to someone you can help. A simple act of love can be life-changing.
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?
What air is to the lungs, listening is to the soul! Hank dives deep into the eight types of listening and shares practical ways to use this lost art to strengthen your marriage through true understanding and compassion.
What really drives Christ’s love for us? In 3 Nephi 17:6, we get a glimpse into His heart—compassion. When He saw the Nephites longing for Him to stay, He didn’t rush away. He stayed. He healed. He wept with them. His example teaches us that true ministering starts with feeling with people, not just doing things for them. Today, let’s slow down and ask: How can you minister to someone today, with compassion like the Savior?
Help your class connect with Sister Yee’s October 2024 Conference message on repentance and redemption. These tips includes unique ideas—like anonymous responses, relatable examples, and group discussions—to inspire deeper understanding and a closer relationship with the Savior.
Join us for a heartfelt dialogue on the power of inter-faith connections and how they strengthen our faith communities. Orthodox Rabbi Brad Hirschfield and Latter-day Saint Boyd Matheson discuss the importance of asking questions in the journey of spirituality, how curiosity can help you deepen your connection with faith, and the perspective that comes from discussion from people from different religious backgrounds.
On your mark... get set... Go! The race is ON and the runners are running... but the race of life isn't won by crossing the finish line first. So what does it take to win? Meg shares personal experiences from running her own race of life, both literally and figuratively and how whether you "win" or "lose", when you take time to slow down and lift those around you, you'll discover there's always a way to finish in first place!