There is room for improvement in every life. … Regardless of our circumstances, we can improve ourselves and while so doing have an effect on the lives of those about us.

Men who have “integrity of heart” are men to be trusted—because trust is built on integrity.

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

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

Having one Melchizedek Priesthood quorum in a ward unifies priesthood holders to accomplish all aspects of the work of salvation.

Howard W. Hunter - May the spirit of Elijah burn deep into our hearts and turn us toward the temples.

We are asking you as home teachers to be God’s emissaries to His children, to love and care and pray for the people you are assigned.

The strength of the Church is in the millions of humble members striving every day to do the will of the Savior.

Perplexing things will still happen, but, like Nephi, we can still know that God loves us, a … fact which can and will sustain us through so much!

[The] responsibility to endure is uniquely yours. But you are never alone. I testify that the lifting power of the Lord can be yours.

The history of Relief Society is recorded in words and numbers, but the heritage is passed heart to heart.

The Prophet Joseph is an example and a teacher of enduring well in faith. … I thank and love him as the Lord’s prophet of the Restoration.

The ward is organized to minister to the needs of those who face even the most difficult and heartbreaking trials.

Each of us needs to train ourselves to be bold, disciplined, and loyal men of the priesthood who are prepared with the proper weapons to fight against evil and to win.

There is a difference in just attending the temple and having a rich spiritual experience.

If we teach by the Spirit and you listen by the Spirit, some one of us will touch on your circumstance.

If we are to [be] an ensign to the nations and a light to the world, we must take on more of the luster of the life of Christ.

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.

As women of faith, we can draw principles of truth from the Prophet Joseph’s experiences that provide insights for receiving our own revelation.

When love becomes the guiding principle in our care for others, our service to them becomes the gospel in action.

Sister Jones reiterates the importance of teaching the gospel of Jesus Christ to our children.

We must prepare ourselves to assist the missionaries in finding those of our Heavenly Father’s children who will embrace the message of the Restoration.

The First Vision and the Prophet Joseph Smith brought forth knowledge and truth that are essential to our happiness in this life and to our exaltation.

We understand and believe in the eternal nature of the family. This understanding and belief should inspire us to do everything in our power to establish a Christ-centered home.

Establishing His Church is a unique assignment. We must take the gospel of Jesus Christ to all people in their own language without defiling the purity of the message.

The temple sealing has greater meaning as life unfolds. It will help you draw ever closer together and find greater joy and fulfillment.

Humility about who we are and God’s purpose for us is essential.

Our priesthood obligation is to put our families and the families of those around us at the center of our concern.

To know the Lord Jesus Christ, we and all mankind must receive Him. And to receive Him, we must receive His servants.

God and Christ are literally a Father and a Son—separate, distinct, individual beings who are wholly unified in Their purpose.

If you want something to last forever, you treat it differently. … It becomes special because you have made it so.

Rafael E. Pino teaches that understanding the plan of salvation gives us an eternal perspective that helps us value the commandments, our covenants, and trials and tribulations.

Elder Montoya teaches the importance of loving God and ministering to those around us. Our Heavenly Father’s love for each of His children is real. He is there for each one.

Our need to recognize truth has never been more important!

I know that [Heavenly Father] loves us, sisters, as does His Son, Jesus Christ. That love will never change—it is constant.

Maintaining our spiritual strength is … a daily challenge. The greatest source of that spiritual strength comes … from our temples.

God … has ensured that the truths regarding God are understandable to all His children, whatever their level of education or intellectual faculty.

We can all receive unspeakable peace and partnering with our Savior as we learn to freely forgive those who have trespassed against us.

We want you to bless your life and home with the influence and power of Relief Society.

It is our duty to live our lives in such a way that we may be examples of righteousness.

Heavenly Father’s great plan of happiness includes the doctrine, the ordinances, the covenants, and the exceeding great and precious promises whereby we can become partakers of the divine nature.

Gordon B. Hinckley - I know of no single practice that will have a more salutary effect upon your lives than the practice of kneeling together as you begin and close each day. Somehow the little storms that seem to afflict every marriage are dissipated when, kneeling before the Lord, you thank him for one another, in the presence of one another, and then together invoke his blessings upon your lives, your home, your loved ones, and your dreams.

Just as reading and learning about muscles is not enough to build muscle, reading and learning about faith without adding action is insufficient to build faith.

If we pick and choose what we accept in the proclamation, we cloud our eternal view, putting too much importance on our experience here and now.

If we will look to Christ and open our eyes and our ears, the Holy Ghost will bless us to see the Lord Jesus Christ working in our lives.