Brent H. Nielson shares a personal story about how to include, love, and wait for others who have lost their faith.

Those who diligently seek to learn of Christ eventually will come to know Him.

The purpose of our life on earth is to grow, develop, and be strengthened through our own experiences.

You make choices every day and almost every hour that keep you walking in the light or moving away toward darkness.

Our ordination to the priesthood is an invitation from the Lord to walk with Him, to do what He does, to serve the way He serves.

The One who was bruised and broken for us will allow mortality to do its work in us, but He doesn’t ask us to face those challenges alone.

My message to you, my challenge to you, my prayer is that you will rededicate yourselves to the strengthening of your homes.

Connections forged among covenant women in Relief Society can … enlighten, enliven, and enrich the journey of life.

We can offer hands to help and hearts to hasten Heavenly Father’s wonderful work.

I hope that the Lord’s people may be at peace one with another during times of trouble, regardless of what loyalties they may have to different governments or parties.

Mark E. Petersen - God has revealed that in the last days he would warn the people through the voice of tempests, earthquakes, and seas heaving themselves beyond their bounds. Do we hear his voice now and recognize it?

The work of naturally and normally sharing the gospel with those we care about and love will be the work and joy of our lives.

Imagine the consoling, liberating, exalting feeling that will come to you when you see the reality of the Atonement and the practical, everyday value of it to you individually.

The Savior will let you feel the love He feels for those you serve. The call is an invitation to become like Him.

As you watch over His sheep, your love for Him will grow. And that will increase your confidence and your courage.

Harold B. Lee - Have your family prayers, keep your home ties strong, and let love abound therein.

Constant vigilance is required to counteract complacency and casualness.

A spiritual early warning system … can help parents in Zion to be watchful and discerning concerning their children.

There is only one way to happiness and fulfillment. Jesus Christ is the Way.

Now is the time to embrace the gospel of Jesus Christ, become His disciples, and walk in His way.

This article celebrates that, after one hundred thirty years, the influence of the Book of Mormon continues to steadily increase. It is the word of God, a sacred record of ancient inhabitants of America, translated by the power of God. Though many have tried to discredit it, the Book of Mormon is probably the most influential and most widely discussed book in America. It is a witness of Christ.

From every man, young and old, who bears the priesthood, I ask for a stronger and more devoted voice, … a voice for good, a voice for the gospel, a voice for God.

Who are we? We are children of God. Our potential is unlimited. Our inheritance is sacred.

Create homes filled with love and serenity. Relieve suffering. Create enduring testimonies of eternal truths in ourselves and others.

As daughters of God we are each unique and different in our circumstances and experiences. And yet our part matters—because we matter.

We have the same divine origin and the same limitless potential through the grace of Jesus Christ.

We don’t need a new program to spur us on—we need only incorporate the desire to share the gospel and reach out to new members and those who are less active.

We have been promised the constant companionship of the third member of the Godhead and hence the privilege of receiving revelation for our own lives.

I pray that wherever we are and whatever duties we have in the priesthood of God, we will be united in the cause to bring the gospel to all the world.

Sister Reyna I. Aburto speaks at the 192nd Annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on April 2-3, 2022. Sister Aburto teaches that the Church of Jesus Christ accomplishes its work through its members.

Coming unto Christ means walking away from the world. It means placing Christ and Christ only at the center of our lives.

The Lord is richly blessing His Church, and our duty is to do all we can to move it forward.

Let us be true disciples of the Christ, observing the Golden Rule, doing unto others as we would have them do unto us.

God continues to reveal His will to mankind, as He has in all periods of time when He has had authorized servants upon the earth.

Obedience to the law of chastity will increase our happiness in mortality and make possible our progress in eternity.

Make your focus on daily repentance so integral to your life that you can exercise the priesthood with greater power than ever before.

Elder Morrison teaches us how the Lord strengthens us and helps us when we exercise faith in Him during difficult times. We grow in our discipleship when we exercise faith in the Lord during difficult times.

Temple work is the work that we have been prepared to do. It is a work for every generation, including and especially the youth.

Elder Gong invites us to find connection and belonging in God’s family through our family history.

We rejoice in all the Savior has done for us. He has made it possible for each of us to gain our salvation and exaltation.

When you love, watch over, and serve others in small and simple ways, you are actively participating in the work of salvation.

Like the polar star in the heavens, … there stands the Redeemer of the world, the Son of God, certain and sure as the anchor of our immortal lives.

You will one day stand aside and look at your difficult times, and you will realize that He was always there beside you.

We hope you are men who are “true at all times in whatsoever thing [you are] entrusted.” [Alma 53:20] … I plead for greater consistency between our beliefs and actions.

We reach toward the unknown, but faith lights the way. If we will cultivate that faith, we shall never walk in darkness.

Live by your standards. Stand up for what you believe in.

No member of the Church is esteemed by the Lord as more or less than any other.

We are to focus on the inward things of the heart, which we know and value intuitively but often neglect for that which is trivial, superficial, or prideful.

Have faith in Christ, trust Him, come unto Him, follow Him. … Step by step the way will unfold before you until … you are back where you belong.

President Nelson welcomes us to general conference, notes how the Lord is hastening His work, and invites us to remove debris from our lives so that we can be more worthy.

With prayer and faith and in humility, testimony is borne to you. May we all be inspired together. May our hearts be lifted in praise to our Redeemer.

The Church grows ever larger. It touches more and more lives for good. It is spreading over the earth in a wonderful way.

My brothers and sisters, I am pleased to report that the Church is doing very well. The work of the Lord continues to move forward uninterrupted.

We desire that as many members as possible have an opportunity to attend the temple without having to travel inordinate distances.

Thank you, my brothers and sisters, for your faith and devotion to the gospel of Jesus Christ.

May we listen attentively to the messages … , that we may feel the Spirit of the Lord and gain the knowledge He would desire for us.

I urge you to be attentive and receptive to the messages which we will hear. That we may do so is my prayer.

It is my prayer that we may be filled with the Spirit of the Lord as we listen and learn.

We are … united in our faith and in our desire to listen to and learn from the messages which will be presented to us.

As we listen, may our hearts be touched and our faith increased.

If we’re ever going to show gratitude properly to our Heavenly Father, we should do it with all of our heart, might, mind, and strength.

Linda K. Burton teaches that as men and women keep their covenants and strengthen each other, all can reach their full potential.

I … wish to set forth, as simply as I know how, my response to what people are asking.

I plead with you to practice asking this question, with tender regard for another’s experience: “What are you thinking?”

Your Aaronic Priesthood ordination is central to helping God’s children receive Christ’s atoning power.

God knows the needs of His children, and He often works through us, prompting us to help one another.

President Oaks teaches that Jesus Christ made it possible for each of us to return to our Heavenly Father and achieve our eternal destiny.

The needs of others are ever present, and each of us can do something to help someone.

Someday each one of us will have to account to our Savior, Jesus Christ, for what we have done with His name.

From the day the gospel began to be restored in this dispensation, the Lord has needed faithful women to participate as His disciples.

One of the greatest blessings one can receive from being a bearer of the priesthood … is belonging to a priesthood quorum.

Paul H. Dunn - We all have problems. The world is sick with problems. And yet in these sacred words, in the standard works, are the solutions to the problems we face. Let us encourage the world to know the word of God.

President Nelson affirms the Lord’s teachings about abuse and testifies that God is the source of all truth. God is the source of all truth. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints embraces all truth that God conveys to His children.

The commitment and dedication of the sisters of this Church have been since the beginning a marvelous, strengthening ingredient.

If we are humble and teachable, the Holy Ghost will prompt us to improve and lead us home, but we need to ask the Lord for directions along the way.

We must stand strong and immovable in faith, strong and immovable in family, and strong and immovable in relief.

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.

What changes are required of us to become the manner of men we ought to be?

As your leaders, we call upon members of the Church everywhere to put family first and to identify specific ways to strengthen their individual families.

Honest seekers of truth are finding answers to their questions—they are finding the Lord through His restored Church.

We are to give up all our sins, big or small, for the Father’s reward of eternal life.

We build the kingdom when we nurture others. We also build the kingdom when we speak up and testify of truth.

As you love Him, trust Him, believe Him, and follow Him, you will feel His love and approval.

If you look at your life prayerfully, I believe you will see many ways in which the Lord has been guiding you through this time of hardship.

When we decide to do “whatsoever [God] saith unto” us, we earnestly commit to align our everyday behavior with God’s will.

Taking up one’s cross and following the Savior means overcoming selfishness; it is a commitment to serve others.

Faithful obedience, regardless of the apparent size of the task, will bring the Lord’s guidance, assistance, and peace.

Plead with God in the name of Christ to write the gospel in your mind that you may have understanding and in your heart that you may love to do His will.

S. Dilworth Young - Conversion brings strength, determination to defend the work of the Lord on earth and to expand it. This conversion comes when one receives the baptism of fire, the witness of the Holy Ghost.

When you receive your blessing, you will realize and feel how Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ love you and how They focus on you individually.

Your virtuous lives will bless your ancestors, your families now, and family members yet to come.

Priesthood authority and keys start the engine, open the gates of heaven, facilitate heavenly power, and pave the covenant pathway back to our Heavenly Father.

N. Eldon Tanner - We are all like Adam in that when we partake of “forbidden fruits” or do the things we are commanded not to do, we are ashamed, and we draw away from the Church and from God and hide ourselves, and if we continue in sin, the Spirit of God withdraws from us. There is no happiness in disobedience or sin.

To find happiness and joy, no matter what comes, we must make our stand unequivocally with the Lord.

The pavilion that seems to intercept divine aid does not cover God but occasionally covers us. God is never hidden, yet sometimes we are.

Jesus Christ suffered, died, and rose from death in order that He could lift us to eternal life.

If you listen with the Spirit, you will find your heart softened, your faith strengthened, and your capacity to love the Lord increased.

We make better choices and decisions if we look at the alternatives and ponder where they will lead.

If we are not careful, we will begin to chase after the temporal more than the spiritual.

We cannot keep one foot in the Church and one foot in the world.

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

This article discusses various native traditions of the Western Hemisphere and Pacific region that refer to a “Great White God.” Several sources are cited and their common points are discussed and compared to 3 Nephi 11. Jesus Christ was the Great White God referred to in all instances.

Sister Craig teaches us three truths that can help us grow as disciples and trust in the Lord through our trials. We should be followers of Jesus who are joyful and wholehearted in our own personal journey of discipleship.

Children today find themselves in many different and complex family configurations. We need to reach out to those who feel alone, left behind, or outside the fence.

If you will remain on the Lord’s side of the line, the adversary cannot come there to tempt you.

The Lord needs to know on whom He can rely.

The most valuable power we can possess is the treasure of a personal testimony of our Lord Jesus Christ.

How seriously have you personally taken the Lord’s charge to share His gospel? It is a lifelong responsibility … to be addressed differently according to the various seasons of your life.

L. Tom Perry explains why marriage and family are still a universal ideal and why we must support efforts to strengthen them worldwide.

D. Todd Christofferson discusses the importance of marriage between a man and a woman and its place in God’s plan of happiness.

Understanding the why of the gospel and the why of the priesthood will help us to see the divine purpose of all of this.

Elder Christofferson describes five elements of what it means to be on the covenant path and encourages us to heed the prophet’s call to stay on the path.

This … is not a cause of ease nor a work without effort, even sacrifice. We shall go on pursuing the path which the Lord has marked out before us.