We all need to draw nearer to the Savior. We all need more holiness, more patience, more gratitude, and more purity, no matter our abilities and accomplishments. This hymn can remind us of the nobility of that search for improvement.

The Savior welcomes each of us with open arms. As followers of Jesus Christ, let’s remember that each of us seek refuge in one way or another.

This Fourth of July, let's remember to be grateful for our freedom to worship how, where, and what we may.

The Founding Fathers recognized a universal truth: faith in God and earnest prayer can move mountains and help us to recognize truth.

Mighty works of God have taken place upon this continent. Adam and Eve lived here. Prophets were guided here with their people by the hand of God. The Resurrected Savior visited the Nephites here.

As we put our trust in God, He can deliver us. This was true of the Children of Israel. It was true of the Nephites. And it’s still true today.

Sometimes, we think that we’re doing our best, when, in reality, we may be settling in, getting comfortable, and plateauing. As we challenge ourselves and step outside our comfort zones, we will grow.

Prophetic Counsel in Times of Stress

More than Man Can Suffer

When we focus on things that matter most and seek earnestly to follow the counsel of prophets and apostles, we will draw nearer to the Lord. As Paul explained, “we should serve [the law] in newness of spirit, and not in the oldness of the letter.”