The Semicolon That Could Save Your Life

Have you ever heard of the semicolon symbol? It represents choosing to keep going when life gets unbearably hard. Brian Lindow shares why this punctuation mark has taken on deep meaning—it’s a reminder that your story isn’t over yet. In Moses 6:34, Christ says, Walk with me. That’s His promise to stand beside you, even when your story feels broken. If you’re struggling, hold on. Trust Him. The chapters ahead are worth reading.

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Shift the Darkness into God’s Light

Some days, it’s hard to feel the Savior’s presence. Fear, doubt, and stress can make us feel distant from Him. But Charlotte Varble shares two powerful ways to invite His light instantly: singing His praises and choosing repentance—not just for sins, but for any thought or feeling that separates us from God. Repentance is the door that lets Christ’s healing power into our lives. If you’re struggling today, take a moment to turn toward Him. His light is always there, waiting for you to let Him in.

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Doctrine and Covenants 12–17; Joseph Smith—History 1:66–75

If you could ask God one question about your purpose, what would it be? In sections 15 and 16 of the Doctrine and Covenants, two men asked just that—and the answers they received might change how you see your own life. This week, John unpacks what God says is of "most worth" and helps you find clarity about what truly matters. You might be surprised how much it applies to you!

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Are You Wearing Your Armor?

Imagine facing an army of 200,000 warriors armed with stones, while you’re protected by iron armor. That’s exactly what happened in 1536, when Spanish soldiers in Cusco survived because they were properly equipped. Quinn Calder shares how this story mirrors our spiritual battles—when we wear the whole armor of God, we are protected from the attacks of the adversary. But those who fail to wear their spiritual helmet? They can be taken down in an instant. Don’t leave yourself exposed—put on your armor, every day.

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What I Wish I Knew About Ministering

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?

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A Proverb for a Stronger Marriage

All marriages come with their share of problems, but the strength they can have is priceless. Hank talks about embracing the “manure moments”, which can lead to a stronger, happier relationships. The blessings are in the strength of the ox–if you’re willing to put in the work!

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Becoming Old Faithful: Consistency is Key

Trust with your spouse isn’t built on grand gestures–it’s built on consistency. Hank explores how being predictable and reliable, like Old Faithful, can transform your marriage, friendships, and family relationships. Are you someone your spouse (and others) can count on?

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Fix Yourself First

If you want to improve your marriage, start with the person in the mirror! Hank explores the Savior’s parable of the beam and the mote, shares Joseph Smith surprising advice on criticism, and discusses why “soft answers” can heal even the hardest of hearts.

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The Lost Art of Listening

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.

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Unlocking Love with the 5 Love Languages

Love isn’t a one-size-fits-all experience. Do you know your spouse’s love language? Hank dives into the five love languages and how identifying these can help you show love in a way that truly connects. Your relationships might just change forever–for the better.

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