Study Library

OCT2021

Trust Again

We can always trust God. He will help us to know, through personal revelation and gospel principles, if, how, and when to trust others again. In th...

OCT2021

A House of Sequential Order

If you’re wondering what your next step should be, look to the Savior. Ask questions with curiosity!

OCT2021

Make Time For The Lord

We would be wise to listen to our dear prophet, when twice, in his brief address, he pleads with us to ”Make time for the Lord! Make your own spiri...

OCT2021

Simply Beautiful, Beautifully Simple

As we seek to follow Christ and simplify our lives hand in hand with the Spirit, we can ask our Father in Heaven this simple question: what would y...

OCT2021

Is There No Balm in Gilead?

When I’m in a painful situation, I want it to go away, but if I allow the Savior to step in as the balm of Gilead, He will help me make changes in ...

OCT2021

The Great Possession

I believe the first step to being all in is simply being honest about what our all is. Of course, it changes from day to day—some days we have more...

OCT2021

Facing our Spiritual Hurricanes by Believing in Christ

The sweetest story from this last General Conference may be Ruby’s story. Didn’t you love Ruby’s tender faith and courage? In the middle of a scary...

OCT2021

Daily Restoration

Let me start my thoughts by saying this—you are not a broken record, you have not failed too many times, you have not run out of chances, you are n...

OCT2021

Invite Christ to Author Your Story

Turn the page with curiosity and openness. Ask questions you don’t already know the answers to, and be ready and humble enough to follow His will o...

OCT2021

The Faith to Ask and Then to Act

Jesus Christ handles your heartfelt needs with care and growth. Together you’ll grow a breathtaking garden, blossoming with each seed of your faith.

OCT2021

Lovest Thou Me More Than These?

A line from the hymn “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing” has been cycling on a loop in my mind lately–the words “tune my heart to sing thy grace.” ...

OCT2021

The Need for a Church

I remember in high school, a popular rhetoric regarding religion (spoken with the utmost pretension) was “I believe in a higher power, but I have n...