Today’s inspiration is drawn from President Spencer W. Kimball’s powerful message delivered during April 1974. In his talk, President Kimball emphasized the importance of living with purpose and conviction, reminding us that the cause we serve is just and worthy.
Today’s inspiration is drawn from Elder Joni L. Koch’s enlightening discourse during October 2017. In his talk, Elder Koch beautifully illustrates the importance of unity within the Church and how it extends beyond our collective gatherings.
Today’s inspiration is drawn from President Hartman Rector, Jr.’s enlightening discourse during April 1973. In his talk, President Rector delved into the intricate concept of success, challenging our preconceived notions and shedding light on the path to genuine happiness and fulfillment.
Today’s inspiration is drawn from Melanie Eaton Leland Ward’s heartfelt message delivered in April 1995. In her talk, she beautifully emphasized the value of endurance and the remarkable rewards that come with it. Her words resonate with anyone who has faced challenges and persevered.
Today’s inspiration is drawn from President Marion G. Romney’s powerful message delivered in the October 1979 General Conference. In his address, President Romney emphasized the central role of “Faith in the Lord Jesus Christ” as the first principle of the gospel. This timeless message continues to resonate with people of faith, highlighting the profound significance of our belief in Jesus Christ.
In a world where knowledge seems to constantly expand, it’s striking to note that, at times, humanity experiences a regression of truth. Discoveries like the Roman fort buried beneath desert sands remind us that crucial knowledge can be distorted, ignored, and even forgotten over time. This phenomenon is not confined to history or archaeology; it extends to religious knowledge as well. Today, we delve into the profound concepts of apostasy and restoration, drawing inspiration from Elder Dallin H. Oaks’ enlightening address.
In the Old Testament, amidst stories of faith, healing, and obedience, we find a remarkable tale that offers profound lessons. It centers around a man named Naaman, a captain in the Syrian army, who, despite his worldly position, grappled with a debilitating condition—leprosy.
Today’s inspiration is drawn from “The Blessings of a Proper Fast” by Elder Carl B. Pratt Of the Seventy during October 2004.
In the quest for security, we often find ourselves amidst a sea of ever-changing knowledge and beliefs. This perpetual search for truth, both in our personal lives and in the realm of science, has led to remarkable discoveries, yet it has also given rise to contentious theories. The unending questions of the natural man persist, and yesterday’s answers may not hold true today or tomorrow.
In the pages of history, there are moments when the world witnesses something truly extraordinary—a work that defies human comprehension and transcends the ordinary. In April 1980, President Ezra Taft Benson, a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, stood before a congregation of faithful Saints and declared that the work they were engaged in was nothing short of “a marvelous work and a wonder.”
