Sometimes the greatest lessons about Christ's love come from unexpected places. In this powerful message from Lindsey Broschinsky, discover how a faithful dog's final moments revealed profound truths about how the Savior ministers to us in our darkest hours.
What if the key to dealing with anxiety isn’t just doing more but doing differently? Whether you’re navigating high stress, struggling with feelings of guilt, or simply trying to help a loved one, Hank shares practical tips for finding balance and calm in both spiritual and daily life.
When you hear the word repentance, do you think of guilt, shame, and mistakes? Or do you think of love, peace, and coming closer to Christ? Meg Johnson shares how Alma 5:33-34 teaches that repentance isn’t about feeling bad—it’s about experiencing God’s love in its fullness. Just like in Lehi’s dream, the fruit of the tree of life represents God’s love. And when we repent—even of the small daily things—we are embracing His love more fully. So today, don’t think of repentance as a burden—think of it as a blessing. It’s your direct line to feeling the Savior’s love.
What if a simple mental "reframe" could change the way you understand mental health challenges? Instead of focusing on rewards or punishments, let’s explore emotional generosity and how fulfilling basic needs—like sleep, safety, and connection—can help you and those you love to thrive.
When Miriam realizes her mom’s new boyfriend is a literal wizard, she must break the love spell controlling her mom.
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.
Gather your family to listen to stories about the friends to be found around us when we care enough to listen.
Every child faces challenges in school, but as parents, how can we help them better navigate those struggles? Educator and advocate Michelle Love-Day shares practical ways to support kids in their learning—from building a reading culture at home, to seeking out tutoring, to addressing learning disabilities early, to fostering communication with teachers. She also highlights the power of turning to your community for help and fostering a love of learning that lasts a lifetime.
"Study with Elder Cook, “Sacred Scriptures—the Foundations of Faith” And the Relief Society General Mtg With President Camille Johnson, Sister Annette Dennis, and Sister kristin Yee
This week we are studying Doctrine and Covenants sections 23-26. We’ll talk about the difference between self-condemnation and self-compassion related to our emotional and mental well-being. We’ll review how although the Lord does condemn at times, it is out of love and for our eventual improvement. We’ll discuss the importance of learning to walk by faith and being content with not knowing all outcomes. We’ll also talk about Emma Smith, the counsel given to her, and how we can learn to act in the role which we are appointed.