May we focus on the simple ways we can serve in the kingdom of God, always striving to change lives, including our own.

We are surrounded by such an astonishing wealth of light and truth that I wonder if we truly appreciate what we have.

“O remember, remember,” Book of Mormon prophets often implored.1 My point is to urge you to find ways to recognize and remember God’s kindness.

There is hope for the addicted, and this hope comes through the Atonement of the Lord Jesus Christ.

I urge you … to utilize the temples of the Church. Go there and carry forward the great and marvelous work which the God of heaven has outlined for us.

Our power to carry burdens can be increased more than enough to compensate for the increased service we will be asked to give.

A knowledge of truth and the answers to our greatest questions come to us as we are obedient to the commandments of God.

Obedience is an emblem of our faith in the wisdom and power of the highest authority, even God.

Men and women receive their agency as a gift from God, but their liberty and, in turn, their eternal happiness come from obedience to His laws.

What a great blessing it is to have prophets in our day!

Obedience leads to true freedom. The more we obey revealed truth, the more we become liberated.

The Lord recognizes that many of us tend to stray from His counsel when all is going well with us, yet when trouble comes we seek after Him and His blessings.

The more we devote ourselves to the pursuit of holiness and happiness, the less likely we will be on a path to regrets.

We particularly want you young men to have a strong testimony, with solid roots, because only then will it be an unerring compass for you.

If life and its rushed pace and many stresses have made it difficult for you to feel like rejoicing, then perhaps now is a good time to refocus on what matters most.

Dieter F. Uchtdorf teaches priesthood holders the importance of humble, genuine discipleship.

Every soul who willingly affiliates with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and seeks to abide by its principles and ordinances is standing “on Zion’s hill.”

Let us quietly and resolutely press forward to the Savior, having faith that He cares about us and has the power to heal and save us.

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

My beloved companions in the work of the Lord, I believe we can do much better and should do better in welcoming new friends into the Church.

It is only in and through our individual loyalty to and love of Jesus Christ that we can hope to be one.

As the world moves deeper and deeper into sin, this wonderful Church stands like a giant granite boulder.

We need more hardworking, testimony-enriched missionaries in order to reach more of our Heavenly Father’s children.

We all have a “today” to live, and the key to making our day successful is to be willing to sacrifice.

Every effort to change we make—no matter how tiny it seems to us—just might make the biggest difference in our lives.

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.

Conversion is the goal of all gospel learning and teaching. Conversion is not a onetime event. It is a lifelong quest to become more like the Savior.

Boyd K. Packer - It is not unusual to find people who take an interest in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints but give only casual attention to the ideal that the fullness of the gospel is here.

We declare it is self-evident from the scriptures that the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost are separate persons, three divine beings.

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.

We are to seek, in every way we can, to hear Jesus Christ, who speaks to us through the power and ministering of the Holy Ghost.

Let us make it a part of our everyday striving to open our hearts to the Spirit.

Our burden in going forward is tremendous. But our opportunity is glorious.

The growth of the Church from its infancy to its present stature is phenomenal, and we have only scratched the surface.

It is time for a home-centered Church, supported by what takes place inside our branch, ward, and stake buildings.

Let us put our faith in the Lord Jesus Christ into action!

Tithing is a principle that is fundamental to the personal happiness and well-being of the Church members worldwide, both rich and poor.

The Lord’s way to help those in temporal need requires people who out of love have consecrated themselves and what they have to God and to His work.

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

I know how deeply He loves us and how perfectly compelling His love is for us.

With … tender feelings of gratitude for all who have influenced my life in past years, I commit myself to the future.

Opposition permits us to grow toward what our Heavenly Father would have us become.

No one of us is less treasured or cherished of God than another. I testify that He loves each of us—insecurities, anxieties, self-image, and all.

In most encounters we can determine the kind of experience we are going to have by how we respond.

For those who seek, allow, and live for it, the dawn of faith, sometimes gradually, will come or can return.

You and I have the opportunity to have the Holy Ghost as our constant companion.

The center of the plan is the Lord Jesus Christ. Reject or ignore Him, and the great plan of happiness cannot function in your behalf.

Holding the priesthood and doing your duty to God is not only a very serious responsibility but also a remarkable privilege.

It is our imperative duty to help youth understand and believe the gospel in a deeply personal way.

Bishop Caussé teaches the duty we have to take care of God’s creations as stewards over them. Great spiritual blessings are promised to those who love and care for the earth and their fellow men and women.

Because of God’s holy plan, we know that birth and death are actually just milestones on our journey to eternal life with our Heavenly Father.

[Our Heavenly] Father’s desire is to provide all of us with the opportunity to receive a fulness of joy, even the fulness that He possesses.

Even though our journey may be fraught with tribulation, the destination is truly glorious.

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

Elder Uchtdorf teaches that we can offer our whole souls to the Savior through sacrifice and consecration.

The Saints can accomplish any purpose of the Lord when fully united in righteousness.

What are we doing to ensure that [our] legacy is being passed to our beloved children and to our grandchildren?

The priesthood of God … is as indispensable to the true Church of God as it is unique to it.

He knows how to succor all of us. But we activate the power of the Atonement in our lives … by seeking after Him.

Duty does not require perfection, but it does require diligence. It is not simply what is legal; it is what is virtuous.

The message of the restored gospel of Jesus Christ is that we can and must expect to become better as long as we live.

The love of Jesus Christ must be our guide if we are to become aware of the needs of those we can help in some way.

Elder Teh teaches the importance of coming to know the Savior and appreciate His Atonement on a personal level.

Elder Christofferson teaches that no matter our mortal circumstances, we can trust that God will fulfill His promises.

Joseph Fielding Smith - We are ambassadors of the Lord Jesus Christ. Our commission is to represent him. We are directed to preach his gospel, to perform the ordinances of salvation, to bless mankind, to heal the sick and perhaps perform miracles, to do what he would do if he were personally present—and all this because we hold the holy priesthood.

Delbert L. Stapley - It is my earnest prayer that all of us will be firm, steadfast, and immovable in keeping the commandments of our Lord.

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

Thank the Lord for these sisters who—like our Heavenly Father—love us not only for what we are but for what we may become.

The priesthood is not really so much a gift as it is a commission to serve, a privilege to lift, and an opportunity to bless the lives of others.

Elder Palmer testifies of the Resurrection and shares how his parents joined the Church.

God is at the helm. We will seek His direction. We will listen to the still, small voice of revelation. And we will go forward as He directs.

May we have the wisdom to trust in and follow the counsel of the living prophets and apostles.

The emblems of the Savior’s Atonement remind us that we need not stumble in darkness. We can have His light with us always.

We must not become weary of doing good, and we must not become impatient; the changes we seek will come about “in their time.”

As disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ, we have a responsibility to care for and serve our brothers and sisters.

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

Joseph Fielding Smith - There is no need for anyone to remain in darkness; the light of the everlasting gospel is here; and every sincere investigator on earth can gain a personal witness from the Holy Spirit of the truth and divine nature of the Lord’s work.

All faithful members are equally blessed by the outpouring of blessings they receive through priesthood ordinances.

President Nelson testifies that we can overcome the world and find rest, by the power of Jesus Christ, which we access through our covenants. Find rest from the intensity, uncertainty, and anguish of this world by overcoming the world through your covenants with God.

If we place a little more patience in the process and a greater amount of faith in the Lord, our challenges will find their way toward successful conclusions.

Our loving Heavenly Father, … knowing that you and I would all sin and become unclean, provided a cleansing process from sin that … actually does work.

Overcoming the world is not one defining moment in a lifetime, but a lifetime of moments that define an eternity.