Preparing Future Missionaries—Elder Nelson teaches about the in-home preparation of future missionaries and how that is affected by the change in age requirements announced by President Monson in the October 2012 general conference.

First Presidency Message: The Priesthood Is a Gift—(6 of 7) President Eyring explains that the priesthood is an expression of God's love.

Bringing Up Children in Light and Truth: Sustaining Each Other in the Home—(4 of 4) Church leaders emphasize the importance of husbands and wives working together as they teach their children and help them prepare to receive the ordinances of salvation.

First Presidency Message: An Expression of God’s Love—(2 of 7) President Eyring discusses temple covenants. He teaches that the sealing power is the love of God that ties families together for eternity.

Priesthood Keys: The Priesthood, an Opportunity to Serve—(3 of 4) Bishop Davies reads about priesthood keys from the handbook. A teachers quorum president explains how these keys have helped him to counsel, teach, and serve in his quorum.

Ministering: Know and Love Those You Serve—(2 of 2) Elder Christensen teaches through example the importance of coming to know and love those we serve.

Blessings of the Priesthood in Every Home: The Home Is a Divine Institution—(2 of 2) A quote from President Joseph F. Smith outlines the divine roles and responsibilities of parents.

Priesthood Keys: Keys Are the Authority of God—(2 of 4) Elder Hallstrom teaches about the line of priesthood authority that extends back to the Savior and the restoration of the priesthood in this last dispensation. Keys are the God-given authority to direct the use of the priesthood on earth.

First Presidency Message: Honoring the Priesthood Fortifies Us—(3 of 7) President Eyring promises that as we honor the priesthood in our lives and service, our families will be fortified against the adversary and will be knit together in love and sacred covenants.

Bringing Up Children in Light and Truth: A House of Order, a House of God—(3 of 4) A discussion with the auxiliary presidents reminds us of our sacred responsibility to strive to make our homes like temples.