They are everywhere, on our right hand and on our left, in our neighborhoods and in the workplace, in every community and county and nation of this world. Take your team and wagon; load it with your love, your testimony, and a spiritual sack of flour; then drive in any direction.

By: Edward Kinghorn

Date: February 2, 2016

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Have you ever wondered if that quiet nudge in your heart is really the Spirit speaking - or just your own thoughts, excitement, or even wishful thinking? The Holy Ghost works not with fireworks or loud voices, but with a still, small confirmation that lifts your mind, softens your heart, and stirs a deeper desire to choose the good.

By: Hank Smith

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Our tolerance and respect for others and their beliefs does not cause us to abandon our commitment to the truths we understand and the covenants we have made.

By: Dallin H. Oaks

Date: September 11, 2011

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There will be rough terrain, blisters, and crashes, but there will also be a meadow of flowers. Will we see it? We must pay attention to and appreciate the flowers, and we must learn from the rough trail. The process, not the product, will allow us to find joy on our way to the finish.

By: J. Ty Hopkins

Date: November 12, 2024

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As you look out, and as you look up, you become flecks of gold to an often troubled world. You rejoice in becoming flecks of gold. You build yourselves while you’re here. You practice these simple principles of reaching out and kindness and love each day.

By: Kalani Sitake

Date: March 11, 2025

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Have you ever caught that whispering lie in your head - “I’m not enough” - echoing louder during hard days, comparing yourself to everyone else’s highlight reel, feeling like your efforts, your faith, your very self just fall short? Imagine staring at that lie head-on and realizing it’s exactly that: a lie straight from the adversary, designed to keep you small, doubting, and distant from the truth that you are already enough because of Christ.

By: Kristen Walker Smith

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Are the standards of the Church like a fence that says “Keep Out,” or are they more like a guardrail that says, “Arrive Alive?” You'll see that Satan's strategy is to take you on forbidden detours and send you off a cliff, while the Lord's way is designed to lead you to the temple and maximum joy. More than just a long list of do's and don'ts, the standards are the highway to happiness

By: John Bytheway

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Just as your name gives identity to you, your behavior can give identity to your own name.

By: Janette Hales Beckham

Date: September 3, 1995

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The question of whether Mormons are Christians has received a lot of attention lately. It has been debated in the media and by members of other faiths, and the debate will probably continue for a long time. However, the final word on whether Mormons are Christians will be decided by only one and that is Jesus Christ himself.

By: John Bytheway

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True faith, forged through life’s trials and uncertainties, becomes an unshaken anchor by trusting in God’s timing and wisdom. By embracing patience, seeking divine guidance, and holding fast to spiritual convictions, individuals can find enduring strength and peace, transforming challenges into opportunities for deeper reliance on the Savior’s love and eternal promises.

By: S. Michael Wilcox

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