Let’s be honest—no one loves chores. But what if they’re actually teaching you the key to success? Hank Smith shares wisdom from President Gordon B. Hinckley: “Work, work, work is the key to getting things done.” You can’t get around it. There’s no shortcut to success. So the next time you have a job to do, don’t fight it—lean into it. Learning how to work now will pay off big time later.
What if failure wasn’t something to fear, but something to embrace? Wendy Tatton shares a game-changing perspective: Failing means you’re learning, growing, and moving forward. The real mistake isn’t falling—it’s never trying. So today, take a risk, step into something new, and don’t fear the lessons along the way.
Improving your marriage doesn’t require perfection—it requires persistence. Hank dives into 10 common relationship mistakes (like being critical or controlling) and their positive opposites, offering hope for anyone who wants to try, learn, and keep moving forward.
Aging isn’t about the number of candles on your birthday cake—it’s about whether or not you keep learning. Wendy Tatten reminds us that as long as we continue to expand our minds, seek knowledge, and embrace new experiences, we will never truly grow old. The moment we stop learning, we start to wither. But when we stay curious, challenge ourselves, and push our minds to new heights, we remain full of life and energy. No matter your age, today is the perfect day to start something new!
We all wish life could be easier—no stress, no struggle, no hardships. But what if avoiding challenges actually weakened us? Annette Dalton shares an incredible insight from a real-life experiment, where trees in a controlled environment collapsed without wind. The truth is, we need opposition to grow just as much as trees do. The trials you face today are strengthening you for tomorrow. What if instead of resisting, you let them shape you into the person God knows you can become?
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.
Jarrod Guddat shares ideas for how to teach Elder Paul B. Pieper's talk "Trust in the Lord" from the April 2024 General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
If you’ve ever had a garden, you know how amazing it is to watch those plants grow from little seeds to fruit - and vegetable - bearing plants! But in order to see that growth, you as the gardener, have to make sure you nourish your plants with the sun and water they need to thrive! Meg Johnson shares how each of our lives are similar to a garden, and how Heavenly Father as the Master Gardener provides “water and the Son” so we can eventually be “pruned to perfection”.