Today’s inspiration is drawn from “He Is Not Here. He Is Risen” by By Elder David B. Haight Of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles during April 1980. This powerful discourse delves into the significance of Christ’s resurrection, drawing upon biblical accounts to illustrate the profound impact of this event on humanity.
Today’s inspiration is drawn from “I Love Loud Boys” by Elder Yoon Hwan Choi Of the Seventy during October 2009. In this moving discourse, Elder Choi shares a transformative journey with a group of boisterous young men in Seoul, Korea, highlighting the potent blend of patience, love, and guidance. This message is particularly resonant today as we navigate our paths and seek to positively influence those around us.
Today’s inspiration is drawn from Why Do We Serve? by Elder Dallin H. Oaks of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, delivered during the October 1984 General Conference. In his profound discourse, Elder Oaks explores the various motivations behind service and emphasizes the highest form of service—serving from the pure love of Christ.
Today’s inspiration is drawn from “Decisions” by Elder Eldred G. Smith, Patriarch to the Church, during October 1971.
Today’s inspiration is drawn from “Prophets and Spiritual Mole Crickets” by Elder Neil L. Andersen of the Seventy during October 1999.
Today’s inspiration is drawn from “Endure to the End in Charity” by Elder Hartman Rector, Jr., Emeritus Member of the First Quorum of the Seventy during October 1994.
Today’s inspiration is drawn from “Always Have His Spirit” by Elder Dallin H. Oaks Of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles during the April 1996 General Conference.
Today’s inspiration is drawn from Elder Neal A. Maxwell’s thought-provoking discourse titled “Behold, the Enemy Is Combined” (D&C 38:12),” delivered during the April 1993 General Conference. In his address, Elder Maxwell shares profound insights into the spiritual challenges facing individuals amidst a deteriorating world.
Today’s inspiration is drawn from Elder Loren C. Dunn’s enlightening discourse on “A Living Prophet,” delivered during the April 1976 General Conference. In his address, Elder Dunn reflects on the profound significance of having a living oracle to guide and direct the affairs of the Church, emphasizing the pivotal role of President Spencer W. Kimball as a modern-day prophet.
Today’s inspiration is drawn from President Russell M. Nelson’s stirring address on “The Second Great Commandment,” delivered during the October 2019 General Conference. In his message, President Nelson eloquently illustrates the profound impact of loving and serving our neighbors, highlighting meaningful experiences from his global travels.
