“Love Thy Neighbor” by Elder Ardern is all about just that, loving your neighbor. Here’s a question to consider as you study:

“It is unlikely you will know the recipients of your time, dollars, and dimes, but compassion does not require us to know them; it only requires us to love them.”

How does this change how you think about your day to day interactions with strangers (and friends, family, and coworkers)?

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Elder Christofferson’s talk “The Sealing Power” is a great lesson in what “sealing” really means in the context of priesthood ordinances. Here is a question to consider as you study:

How does the knowledge that the sealing power also applies to other ordinances you’ve participated in - or will participate in - change the way you think about those ordinances?

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“For the Sake of Your Posterity” by Elder Godoy is all about how our actions affect our children, grandchildren, etc.- particularly when it comes to church activity. I had a hard time with this one, simply because I worry it opens up room to judge those who are inactive, less active, struggling, or are not members of the church at all. So, instead of questions, here is an invitation:

Think of people in your life who have left the church, are struggling with their testimony, have turned down your invitations to meet with missionaries or come to church things, and really try to understand why (maybe even ask them why!). Don’t disregard their reasons as too trivial or small or silly. Approach it from a place of love and see what you find.

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Elder Daines’ talk “Sir, We Would Like to See Jesus” is such a beautiful testimony of the love of God! Here are a couple questions to consider as you study?

Do you feel (or have you felt) like this - only seeing God as a ruler, not a loving parent?

How can we shine his light to those around us?

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In “Abide the Day with Christ,” Sister Wright reminds us of the need for spiritual preparation. Instead of a question, here is an invitation:

Imagine dying tomorrow and standing in front of Jesus. How do you feel? What would you wish you would’ve done? What would you want to tell him?

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Elder Bednar’s talk “In the Path of Their Duty” reminds us of the small but significant actions of everyday people. Here are some questions to consider as you study:

In what ways do you feel unacknowledged or like you’re not making a difference?

How can you acknowledge others’ contributions at work, school, or church?

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In his closing remarks “The Answer is Always Jesus Christ,” President Nelson reminds us to act on the promptings we received during Conference. In that light, here is a question to consider:

What have you done or plan to do with the impressions you received during General Conference?

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Elder Bednar, in his talk “‘Abide in Me, and I in You; Therefore Walk with Me,’” talks about the Savior’s promise to always be with us. Here are some questions to consider as you study:

How can you make Christ the center of your life?

Do you believe the principles of the gospel work in YOUR life?

And if you're looking for further reading:

Footnotes 18 & 21

Jeffrey R. Holland, “Abide in Me,” Ensign or Liahona, May 2004.

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In his talk “Do You Know Why I as a Christian Believe in Christ?” Elder Corbitt bears beautiful testimony of Jesus Christ and the need for the Atonement. Here are some questions to consider as you study:

Why do you believe in Jesus Christ?

What are you doing to apply the doctrine of Christ in your life?

And if you're looking for further reading:

Footnotes 5 & 6

Russell M. Nelson, “Pure Truth, Pure Doctrine, and Pure Revelation,” Liahona, Nov. 2021.

Dieter F. Uchtdorf, “Jesus Christ Is the Strength of Youth,” Liahona, Nov. 2022.

Dale G. Renlund, “Lifelong Conversion of Missionaries” (address given at the mission leadership seminar, June 25, 2021).

D. Todd Christofferson, “The Doctrine of Belonging,” Liahona, Nov. 2022, 56; see also D. Todd Christofferson, “The Joy of the Saints,” Ensign or Liahona, Nov. 2019.

Gary E. Stevenson, “Love, Share, Invite,” Liahona, May 2022, 84–87.

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I'm a week late with this episode, and I'm so sorry! I had some major technical difficulties this week, but I think I have them figured out now! Thanks for you patience. Just three more episodes before we're done with this Conference!

Elder Bassett, in his talk “After the Fourth Day,” gives us the reassurance that Christ will always come through for us. Here are some questions to consider as you study:

“My impression is that the Savior expects us to do all we can do, and He will do what only He can do.”

What experiences have you had like this?

Elder Bassett lists three ways to move through trials - following counsel of prophets, keeping commandments, and making and keeping covenants. How are you doing these things in your life?

And if you're looking for further reading:

Footnotes 6, 14, 20

Russell M. Nelson, “Overcome the World and Find Rest,” Liahona, Nov. 2022.

D. Todd Christofferson, “The Power of Covenants,” Ensign or Liahona, May 2009.

Jeffrey R. Holland, “An High Priest of Good Things to Come,” Ensign, Nov. 1999, 38; Liahona, Jan. 2000.

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