A correct understanding of our heavenly heritage is essential to exaltation.

Be clean—in language, in thought, in body, in dress.

Each of our [Christlike] deeds may share only a pinpoint of light, but added together they begin to make a significant difference.

While we are not all equal in experience, aptitude, and strength, … we will all be accountable for the use of the gifts and opportunities given to us.

Being true to our beliefs—even when doing so isn’t popular, easy, or fun—keeps us safely on the path that leads to eternal life with our Heavenly Father.

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

Every one of us has a meaningful role to play in furthering God’s work.

The greatest example who ever walked the earth is our Savior, Jesus Christ. … He invites us to follow His perfect example.

We are followers of our Savior, Jesus Christ. Such conversion and confidence is the result of diligent and deliberate effort. It is individual. It is the process of a lifetime.

Joseph Fielding Smith - Our Savior, Jesus Christ, is the great Exemplar. Our mission is to pattern our lives after him and do the things he wants us to do.

Learning for ourselves that the restored gospel of Jesus Christ is true can be one of the greatest and most joyful experiences in life.

Let us love our boys—although some of them are loud boys. Let us teach them to change their lives.

President Eyring testifies of the spiritual blessings that come to those who serve in the temple.

Small efforts collectively make a big impact, magnifying the many individual things we do as disciples of Jesus Christ.

I invite you to … do whatever it takes to earnestly seek truth, to know God the Eternal Father and His Son, Jesus Christ.

Prayerfully determine what you can do—according to your own time and circumstance—to serve the refugees living in your neighborhoods and communities.

Wherever want has been created by whatever cause, representatives of the Church have been there. … I have been a firsthand witness to the effectiveness of our humanitarian efforts.

Victor L. Brown - Men dressed in prison uniforms offered humble, sincere prayers to God, expressing gratitude for their blessings and for the knowledge they now have of his gospel. Several stood at the pulpit and testified that they know God lives, and expressed gratitude for his goodness to them.

Sister Bingham teaches that we can share the light of the gospel by being kind and nonjudgmental and by developing the gift of charity.

Our Heavenly Father … knows that we learn and grow and become stronger as we face and survive the trials through which we must pass.

Through the Father’s redeeming plan, those who may stumble and fall “are not cast off forever.”

The greatest help we will have in strengthening families is to know and follow the doctrines of Christ.

Our Savior Jesus Christ teaches us the importance of seeking after the one who is lost.

For more than a century, words of the latter-day prophets, seers, and revelators have gone forth from this podium to the world.

We do live in turbulent times. Often the future is unknown; therefore, it behooves us to prepare for uncertainties.

We can so live that we can call upon the Lord for His protection and guidance. … We cannot expect His help if we are unwilling to keep His commandments.

Gordon B. Hinckley - What marvelous things happen when men walk with faith in obedience to that which is required of them!

Do we only know about the Savior, or are we increasingly coming to know Him? How do we come to know the Lord?

Elder Aidukaitis gives guidance for recognizing truth—observing its fruits, experimenting on the word of God, and seeking personal revelation.

Using our agency to obey means choosing to “do what is right [and letting] the consequence follow.”

God’s commandments are a manifestation of His love for us, and obedience to His commandments is an expression of our love for Him.

Jorge F. Zeballos shares four key principles to help us be responsible to our Father in Heaven and become like Him.

Even while we are patiently waiting upon the Lord, there are certain blessings that come to us immediately.

The Savior stands ready to accept our humble offerings and perfect them through His grace. With Christ, there is no imperfect harvest.

Let us develop the habit … of making it clear that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the name by which the Lord Himself has directed that we be known.

Elder Soares teaches that when we truly are in awe of Jesus Christ, we are happier, we have more enthusiasm for God’s work, and we recognize the Lord’s hand in all things.

Our sisterhood includes all ages and backgrounds; we are connected by the covenants we have made.

There is a battle of significant consequence taking place in the lives of young men today. In simple terms, it is the struggle between doing right or doing wrong.

Ordinary men, blessed with the privilege of holding the priesthood of God, may be called upon to do extraordinary tasks and accomplish mighty feats through faith in that sacred power!

Elder Soares teaches that as women and men work together in true and equal marriage partnerships, they will enjoy the unity taught by the Savior. The restored gospel of Jesus Christ proclaims the principle of full partnership between woman and man, both in mortal life and in the eternities.

As we emulate the Savior’s love, He will surely bless and prosper our righteous efforts to save our marriages and strengthen our families.

Jesus is the great Mediator. Through omnipotent and omniscient, all-powerful and all-knowing, He is our friend.

Learn from the past, prepare for the future, live in the present.

This is the greatest women’s organization in all the world. It is a God-given creation.

You who today are pressing forward in the path of your duty are the strength of the Savior’s restored Church.

We need strength beyond ourselves to keep the commandments in whatever circumstance life brings to us.

In the strength of the Lord we can do and endure and overcome all things.

God loves all His children. He wants all of them to return to Him. He desires everyone to be in tune with the sacred music of faith.

This article compares oral traditions of Native American tribes that correspond to Book of Mormon stories. It claims that two ancient Mayan writings, the Works of Ixtlilxochitl and the Popol Vuh, possess remarkable parallels with the Book of Mormon.

Hope in God, His goodness, and His power refreshes us with courage during difficult challenges.

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.

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 receive the Holy Spirit best when we are focused on serving others. That is why we have the priesthood responsibility to serve for the Savior.

Your influence for good is incalculable and indescribable.

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

Integrity makes you whole and complete.

He introduces this special session of general conference focused on the concerns of women and their organizations.

We announce a significant restructuring of our Melchizedek Priesthood quorums to accomplish the work of the Lord more effectively.

Just being a member of this Church is not enough. Nor is merely going through the motions of membership sufficient.

Let your narrative be one of faith, following your Exemplar, the Savior Jesus Christ.

Making, keeping, and rejoicing in our covenants will be the evidence that the Atonement of Jesus Christ is truly written in our hearts.

Gérald Caussé invites us to always remember the wonders of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Henry B. Eyring teaches about the temporal and spiritual blessings of fasting and fast offerings.

Elder Ochoa teaches three principles to help anyone who feels the plan of salvation isn’t working in their lives.

The Savior’s healing power is not just His ability to heal our bodies but, perhaps even more important, His ability to heal our hearts.

Bears witness of the truth of the Book of Mormon, emphasizes that it is the best literature for missionary work, and recommends that we pursue all possible investigation, comparison, research, and scholarship (even for Book of Mormon geography) in Book of Mormon studies. Warns scholars to let the Book of Mormon speak for itself. The Book of Mormon clearly confirms a unity of authorship in Isaiah.

Your future may not hold fame or fortune, but it can be something far more lasting and fulfilling. Remember that what we do in life echoes in eternity.

The Church is all about you, the Lord’s disciples—those who love and follow Him and who have taken His name upon them.

If we, like President Monson, exercise our faith and look to God for help, we will not be overwhelmed with the burdens of life.

No marriage or family, no ward or stake is likely to reach its full potential until husbands and wives, mothers and fathers, men and women work together in unity of purpose.

You reflect His light. Your example will have a powerful effect for good on the earth.

We are witnessing the miracles of the Lord as His gospel is spreading across the world.

Thank you for your faith and devotion to the gospel, for the love and care you show to one another, and for the service you provide.

It’s never too early and it’s never too late to lead, guide, and walk beside our children, because families are forever.

Our conviction of the Savior and His latter-day work becomes the powerful lens through which we judge all else.

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

The full measure of [our] conversion to men and women of God happens best through our labors in His vineyard.