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.
Gather your family to listen to stories about how fear came to be, how it speaks to us, and how we can manage it.
How does expectation affect our relationship with Jesus Christ? Sister Courtney Rich explores the healing nature of the Savior’s Atonement. She discusses healing anxiety, depression, the importance of commitment through difficulties and the personal nature of Jesus Christ's Atonement.
I love the stories of individuals in D&C 30-36. The one in D&C 34 with young Orson Pratt is relevant to anyone who is new to the faith and has just been called to serve, but is not sure what to share.
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.
Each year, Rob Gardner's "Lamb of God" is performed for audiences around the world. Since its premier in 2010, "Lamb of God" has become a beloved Easter tradition that recounts the final days of the Savior's life through the eyes of those who knew and loved Him. Composer Rob Gardner shares the story of how the oratorio began, how it changed his understanding of Jesus Christ, and why there is always hope in the greatest story ever told.
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.
This week we are studying Doctrine and Covenants sections 29. First, we’ll talk about the role of agency in change and mental health improvement. We’ll discuss how we need to take accountability for our choices and do difficult things. We’ll also talk about how as we align our will with God, we will achieve greater strength to endure all kinds of challenges. Finally, we’ll discuss how trials, including mental health challenges, are part of a greater process to help us exercise our agency and eventually become more like our Father in Heaven and our Savior Jesus Christ.
This week, we’re really excited to share a conversation about a brand-new Children’s book called Changemakers by McArthur Krishna and Anne Pimentel, with beautiful artwork by Jessica Sarah Beach. The book is a powerful and much-needed affirmation, especially in a moment when many women are quietly wondering where they fit. Through stories from scripture and the global history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, it highlights women whose ideas, faith, and courage have helped shape the church in meaningful and lasting ways.
Gather your family to listen to stories about the learning how to be your own boss and make your own decisions.