A Moment to Reflect

This is a moment to reflect on the meaning of unity as Elder Ulisses Soares compares the forming of the Amazon River to coming together with others unto Christ.

 

Elder Ulisses Soares' talk "One in Christ."

This is a moment to reflect on ways we serve others. Sister Joy D. Jones challenges us to turn everything that we do into an act of service towards God or our neighbors.

 

Sister Joy D. Jones' talk "For Him."

This is a moment to reflect on what we know about the true God as Elder D. Todd Christofferson recounts the story of Elijah and the priest of Baal.

 

Elder D. Todd Christofferson's talk "Firm and Steadfast in the Faith of Christ."

This is a moment to reflect on our commitment to follow Christ. Elder Paul B. Pieper teaches us that we can take Christ’s name upon us as we strive to act how Christ would act and embrace the truth of His teachings.

 

Elder Paul B. Pieper's talk "All Must Take upon Them the Name Given of the Father."

This is a moment to reflect on the emptiness we sometimes feel in life Elder Dieter F. Utchdorf urges us to put aside our own wants and needs by engaging ourselves in the work of Christ.

 

Elder Dieter F. Utchdorf's talk "Believe, Love, Do."

This is a moment to reflect on how to strengthen our family relationships as President M. Russell Ballard gives advice from his many years of parenting and the benefits of holding family councils together.

This is a moment to reflect on our timely efforts to help lost sheep as Elder Mervyn B. Arnold relates the tragic story of two boats that sunk due to an untimely rescue attempt.

This is a moment to reflect on the attributes that make a good leader. Brother Stephen W. Owen remembers an experience that taught him to trust the good leaders in his life and to heed their words.

This is a moment to reflect on the effects that pride can have on families as Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf warns of the damaging nature of prideful feelings and thoughts.

This is a moment to reflect on holding true to what we believe. Sister Bonnie L. Oscarson tells of a mother who had to hold to her beliefs at trying time relating to her the health of her young son.