To ensure a righteous judgment, the Savior’s atoning sacrifice will clear away the underbrush of ignorance and the painful thorns of hurt caused by others.

Take heart, brothers and sisters. Yes, we live in perilous times, but as we stay on the covenant path, we need not fear.

What a joy it will be for all Melchizedek Priesthood holders to have the blessing of teaching, learning, and serving shoulder to shoulder.

Elder Rasband testifies that miracles continue to bless followers of Jesus Christ, according to our faith and God’s will.

When we live the gospel of Jesus Christ, when we draw upon the Savior’s Atonement and press forward with faith, we are fortified against the adversary.

The Lord’s hand is guiding you. By “divine design,” He is in the small details of your life as well as the major milestones.

The Lord needs every able young man to prepare and recommit, starting tonight, to be worthy of a call from the prophet of God to serve a mission.

The prophecies that have been fulfilled by the Restoration of the fulness of the gospel of Jesus Christ are many.

Jesus Christ’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem and the events of the week that followed exemplify doctrine we can apply in our lives today.

I now invite you to take your know-how, coupled with your time-honored testimonies, and go on a mission.

To sustain our leaders is a privilege; it comes coupled with a personal responsibility to share their burden and to be disciples of the Lord.

I encourage you to recall, especially in times of crisis, when you felt the Spirit and your testimony was strong; remember the spiritual foundations you have built.

By divine assignment, the Holy Ghost inspires, testifies, teaches, and prompts us to walk in the light of the Lord.

Embrace the Savior’s warm invitation to come unto Him, one by one, and be perfected in Him.

Our rising generation is worthy of our best efforts to support and strengthen them in their journey to adulthood.

Our personal journey through life provides us with many special experiences that become building blocks of faith and testimony.

It is my hope and prayer that we will continue to bear nobly our burdens and to reach out to those among us who are suffering.

I invite you to consider the promises and covenants you make with the Lord, and with others, with great integrity, knowing that your word is your bond.

Are you standing with the leaders of the Church in a darkening world so that you might spread the Light of Christ?

What things do you ponder? What things really matter to you? What are the things of your soul?

Elder Rasband gives examples of President Nelson sharing the Book of Mormon, describes how he has tried to follow the prophet’s example, and invites all to do the same. Our living prophet is doing his part to flood the earth with the Book of Mormon. We must follow his lead.

Elder Rasband teaches four ways that society and individuals benefit from religious freedom and how this freedom can be a unifying and healing influence.

Hartman Rector, Jr. - All too often when we hear the word sacrifice we think of burnt offerings or one man laying down his life for another as the Master did for us all. These are valid examples, but surely there are some very modern sacrifices that the Lord has instituted to bless his children today.

As we renew and honor our covenants, our burdens can be lightened and we can continually become purified and strengthened.

I know that when we sincerely repent of our sins, they are truly gone—without a trace!

Our Heavenly Father and our Savior, Jesus Christ, know us and love us. … We can feel of Their love and compassion in our suffering.

The greatest filter in the world … is the personal internal filter that comes from a deep and abiding testimony.

A vision of our Father’s incredible promised blessings must be central focus before our eyes every day.

Most blessings that God desires to give us require action on our part—action based on our faith in Jesus Christ.

As you walk the covenant path, from baptism to the temple and throughout life, I promise you power to go against the natural worldly flow.

The magnitude of our eternal happiness depends on choosing the living God and joining Him in His work.

I invite you to remember each day the greatness of Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ and what They have done for you.

When we gather our family histories and go to the temple on behalf of our ancestors, God fulfills promised blessings simultaneously on both sides of the veil.

Elder Renlund teaches how to receive personal revelation through the Holy Ghost and how to avoid deception. We need to understand the framework within which the Holy Ghost functions. When we operate within the framework, the Holy Ghost can unleash astonishing insight.

Elder Renlund teaches that we should not let unfairness make us bitter or corrode our faith but should ask God for help and increase our reliance on the Savior.

Focus on Jesus Christ. He is our Savior and Redeemer, the “mark” to whom we should look, and our greatest treasure.

Dale G. Renlund teaches that being a Saint means to keep trying and encourages us to do so while allowing others the same opportunity.

Jesus Christ, our Good Shepherd, finds joy in seeing His diseased sheep progress toward healing.

When love of Christ envelops our lives, we approach disagreements with meekness, patience, and kindness.

To endure to the end, we need to be eager to please God and worship Him with fervor.

For Heavenly Father’s purposes to be accomplished, Christ’s atoning power needs to be made available to God’s children. The priesthood delivers these opportunities.

Repentance is not only possible but also joyful because of our Savior.

As we draw closer to God, the enabling power of the Atonement of Jesus Christ will come into our lives.

God invites us to cast our old ways completely out of reach and begin a new life in Christ.

Elder Renlund uses the Young Women theme to teach about our divine nature and eternal destiny.

I believe that all of us can bear witness to these small miracles.

The Lord … knows who we are and where we are, and He knows who needs our help.

I know that I can pray to Heavenly Father anytime, anywhere. I know He hears me.

LeGrand Richards - The kind of foundation upon which we build our lives is just as important for our eternal happiness as is the kind of a foundation upon which they built that holy temple that it might stand through the millennium.

Franklin D. Richards - Regardless of the difficulties existing in the world today, we as a people must recognize that we have been blessed abundantly with the resources of this world; yet we know that whatever we have is the Lord’s and that he has blessed us with these things to see how we will use them.

Franklin D. Richards - Although it is not customary for one to seek out the difficult or unpleasant experiences, it is true that the trials and tribulations of life that stand in the way of man’s growth and development become stepping-stones by which he climbs to greater heights, providing, of course, that he does not permit them to discourage him.

There is not anything a young man can do that will be any more important than serving a full-time mission.

The Book of Mormon can and does change lives.

Our great personal challenge in mortality is to become “a saint through the atonement of Christ.”

Each temple is God’s holy, sacred house, and therein each of us may learn and know the powers of godliness.

While we are all teachers, we must fully realize that it is the Holy Ghost who is the teacher and witness of all truth.

You were chosen to participate in His work at this time because He trusts you to make the right choices.

The daily living of the gospel brings a softness of heart needed to have an easiness and willingness to believe the word of God.

Elder Martinez explains blessings that come from living principles of self-reliance and participating in the Children and Youth program.

Michael T. Ringwood teaches that we can become like Shiblon in the Book of Mormon as we are truly good and without guile.

A cunning part of [Satan’s] strategy is to dissociate anger from agency, making us believe that we are victims of an emotion that we cannot control.

There is only one way to judge righteous judgment, as Jesus Christ does, and that is to be as He is.

Genuine sacrifice has been a hallmark of the faithful from the beginning.

Amid a life full of stumbling blocks and imperfection, we all are grateful for second chances.

May your efforts to develop Christlike attributes be successful so that His image may be engraven in your countenance and His attributes manifest in your behavior.

Trying to please others before pleasing God is inverting the first and second great commandments.

Christ a revelation of God to man— Pre-existence and immortality of man.

Talks about the role of witnesses. God gave the same commission to the Book of Mormon witnesses in the new dispensation as he did to the ancient witnesses.

God the Eternal Father and his son Jesus Christ appeared to Joseph Smith in a vision. The Book of Mormon, a new volume of scripture, was revealed. Three Witnesses testified that an angel showed them the original plates.

The Eastern States Mission is making an attempt to take the message of the Book of Mormon to the Jews. The book is to be a witness to the Gentiles and especially to Jews that Jesus Christ is the Son of God. Many shall believe in the Book of Mormon, and they shall carry the words of that book to the remnants of the land, meaning the American Indians. The Jews shall begin to believe in Christ, and they shall begin to gather in upon their promised land, Palestine.

Nephi had great visions concerning the life and the mission of Christ. He saw that other books would come forth—the Book of Mormon, the Doctrine and Covenants, and the Pearl of Great Price—to establish the truth of the record of the Twelve Apostles of the Lamb of God.

Joseph Smith had great courage in declaring that many would believe in the Book of Mormon. In the face of loneliness and persecution he dared to translate the Nephite record. The numerical count of those who believe its words is a fulfillment of this prophecy.

Refers to the Book of Mormon as the record of Joseph in the hands of Ephraim that supplies the world with a new witness for Christ and the fullness of the gospel.

Discusses the mission of the United States of America as a promised land, the decrees of God concerning the land of Zion, and predictions of calamities if it fails God as an instrument in the accomplishment of his high purposes. The gentile nation is to be a nursing father and mother to the remnants of Israel.

Answers the question that a little boy asked, “Why are people?” It cannot be answered in the Old or in the New Testament The Book of Mormon (2 Nephi 2:24-25) teaches the purpose of God in the creation.

Discusses the purpose of the Book of Mormon as stated on the title page: “to the convincing of the Jew and Gentile that Jesus is the Christ, the Eternal God.” God brought forth the Book of Mormon, which is being called the American scripture. At the time it came forth, the Christian world believed in the divinity of Christ and did not need such a statement, but there are many in the Christian world who now need a testimony and witness that Jesus Christ is God.

The Book of Mormon is an important means of acquainting the world with Latter-day Saint thought.

Discusses the messages of the Book of Mormon. The Book of Mormon tells of the visit of the Redeemer to the inhabitants of the western world. It predicts the rise of the great Gentile nation—the United States of America. The Book of Mormon is a new witness for God and Christ and the truth of the gospel.

Moroni warns that anyone who should possess the land of promise must serve God or be swept off (Ether 2:9-12).

Gives examples of truths the world would have lost if the Book of Mormon had not been brought forth (Alma 41:10; 2 Nephi 2:24-25; 1 Nephi 3:7; Ether 12:26-27). The Book of Mormon corrects some errors in the philosophies and religions of men.

The United States of America is a choice land. There are two great prophecies in the Book of Mormon: it is a witness of the divinity of Christ, and it gives prophecies concerning the great gentile nation. If the Gentiles sin against the gospel, it shall be taken from among them. But if they will repent, they shall be numbered among his people.

The Lamanites are promised that the covenants made to their fathers will be fulfilled, that a remnant would receive the Book of Mormon, and would associate with other members of the house of Israel in the building of their inheritance in the land of America.

This article testifies that the Book of Mormon is the promised sign that the work of the Lord has begun among all nations. “We may draw a lesson from the history of the Mexican people and their progenitors,” as it is outlined in the Book of Mormon.

This article encourages Church members to read the Book of Mormon because the book will fill the reader’s mind with “the waters of life,” remind him/her of spiritual truths, bring great blessings into the home, cause children and parents to respect once another, and arm the reader against the faulty teachings of the world.