Feasting upon the words of Christ can happen at any time and on any occasion if we prepare our hearts.

As we seek to minister just as He did, we will be provided opportunities to forget self and lift others.

Jesus Christ is not only our hero; He is our Lord and King, the Savior and Redeemer of mankind.

Through your devoted service and willing sacrifice, your mission will become holy ground to you.

The peace we all seek requires us to act—by learning of Jesus Christ, by listening to His words, and by walking with Him.

We cannot control all that happens to us, but we have absolute control over how we respond to the changes in our lives.

Elder Wakolo testifies of God’s love and describes how He shows that love to His children.

Participating in ordinances and honoring the associated covenants will bring you marvelous light and protection in this ever-darkening world.

Elder Walker teaches that the work of God is progressing at an accelerated pace in the latter days.

I love Him. I want to do all that I can to serve as He would have me serve.

Each of us will be greatly blessed if we know the stories of faith and sacrifice that led our forefathers to join the Lord’s Church.

Wisdom and strength will come to us as we look to the First Presidency as our ideal and our pattern of leadership.

In a society of unstable values and confusing voices, testimony can be the means by which parents give children an anchor for their faith.

The Master speaks to us through His prophet.

Learning to be temperate in all things is a spiritual gift available through the Holy Ghost.

The depth and the willingness with which we serve is a direct reflection of our gratitude.

May we take courage, faith, and comfort from the small, quiet, and gentle acts of caring, loving, humble, and dedicated followers of Christ.

You must do what our Savior and His prophets … have always taught: serve, strengthen the faith, and nurture those who need your love and blessing.

As His true followers, the Savior wants us to love others as He loves them—more unconditionally, more purely, more perfectly.

The high standards of temple building employed by this Church are a type and even a symbol of how we should be living our own lives.

Mortality’s supreme test is to face the “why” and then let it go, trusting humbly in the Lord’s promise that “all things must come to pass in their time.”

Provided we have so lived Today that we have claim on the Atonement’s cleansing grace, we will live forever with God.

When you feel like you have failed too many times to keep trying, remember Christ’s Atonement and the grace it makes possible are real.

Wise parents prepare their children to get along without them. They provide opportunities for growth as children acquire the spiritual maturity to exercise their agency properly.

What an incomparable gift comes to those who put their faith in Jesus Christ. That gift is the Holy Spirit.

New members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints cannot make it alone. … They need us and we need them.

When you come to the temple you will love your family with a deeper love than you have ever felt before.

Through the guidance of loving parents and dedicated teachers, small children can become familiar with the scriptures and the spirit that accompanies them.

The abundant life is within our reach if only we will drink deeply of living water, fill our hearts with love, and create of our lives a masterpiece.

The way we react to adversity can be a major factor in how happy and successful we can be in life.

Jesus Christ is our greatest example. He was surrounded by multitudes and spoke to thousands, yet He always had concern for the one.

We will attain new levels of spirituality and place our lives in closer harmony with Jesus the Christ based on how fully faith, hope, and charity become integral components of our lives.

We have earthly debts and heavenly debts. Let us be wise in dealing with each of them.

In our own storms in life the Savior is our solace and our sanctuary. If we seek peace, we must come unto Him.

Those who, in faith, leave their nets and follow the Savior will experience happiness beyond their ability to comprehend.

When we reach out to assist the least of Heavenly Father’s children, we do it unto Him.

The Atonement of Jesus Christ has given the Savior the power to help you grow into the young man He knows you can be.

The Savior, who set the pattern for us, is pleased with those who “remember in all things the poor and the needy, the sick and the afflicted” [Du0026C 52:40].

We are faced with a choice. We can trust in our own strength, or we can journey to higher ground and come unto Christ.

Fasting, coupled with mighty prayer, is powerful. It can fill our minds with the revelations of the Spirit. It can strengthen us against times of temptation.

I urge you to examine your life. Determine where you are and what you need to do to be the kind of person you want to be.

We don’t have to be perfect today. We don’t have to be better than someone else. All we have to do is to be the very best we can.

There is one thing the Lord expects of us no matter our difficulties and sorrows: He expects us to press on.

As a special witness of the name of Jesus Christ in all the world, I promise you that if you seek the Lord, you will find Him. Ask, and you shall receive.

Only when our faith is aligned with the will of our Heavenly Father will we be empowered to receive the blessings we seek.

Because of the life and eternal sacrifice of the Savior of the world, we will be reunited with those we have cherished.

I would like to offer my own self-improvement program. It consists of three steps that have been useful to me.

The days of our probation are numbered, but none of us knows the number of those days. Each day of preparation is precious.

[Your] most important stewardship is the glorious responsibility your Father in Heaven has given you to watch over and care for your own soul.

If [we] would open [our] hearts to the refining influence of this unspeakable gift of the Holy Ghost, a glorious new spiritual dimension would come to light.

In … Church meetings around the world, we come together seeking companionship—the good company of brothers and sisters in the gospel and the comfort of sweet communion with the Spirit of God.

Kindness is the essence of a celestial life. Kindness is how a Christlike person treats others.

There is a loving Father in Heaven, and His Son, Jesus Christ; there is an adversary, Satan; through agency, all of us choose our own course; the temptations of the devil can always be overcome.

We come to this earth to nurture and discover the seeds of divine nature that are within us

We are covenant-making women of all ages walking the path of mortality back to His presence.

Rosemary M. Wixom shares the story of a woman who returned from doubt to faith and of the family members and friends who lovingly supported her.

As we hold on to our children and follow the Savior’s lead, we will all return to our heavenly home and be safe in our Heavenly Father’s arms.

How we speak to our children and the words we use can encourage and uplift them and strengthen their faith.

In order to assist the Savior, we have to work together in unity and in harmony. Everyone, every position, and every calling is important.

Elder Wong teaches that we cannot fall if we build our foundation on Jesus Christ.

There should be nothing casual, nonchalant, or indifferent about holding priesthood. Once accepted, it should not be ignored, neglected, or cast aside. It is a mantle of honor and power.

Have we who have taken upon us the name of Christ slipped unknowingly into patterns of slander, evil speaking, and bitter stereotyping?

What we say and how we present ourselves not only betray our inner person but also mold that person, those around us, and finally our whole society.

Obedience is essential to realize the blessings of the Lord.

Jesus Christ makes it possible for us to “abide the day.”

Sister Wright teaches that there is nothing in your life that is broken that is beyond the curative, redeeming, and enabling power of Jesus Christ.