When we do seemingly small things on a regular basis, we are building up the brushstrokes of a beautiful masterpiece.

We are not imposters. We need to remember our loving Heavenly Father. He knows everything about us, from our best to our worst, and he loves us anyway.

As we examine our lives, we can choose to find gratitude for the goodness and the blessings that come with difficulty and disappointment.

It’s easy to look at changes and wonder how God could be unchangeable. But these changes reflect our understanding and preparedness for a higher law, not a change in God or his doctrines and principles.

Life can be hard. But when we keep an eternal perspective, we can choose to remember that opposition in all things is part of Heavenly Father’s plan for us.

How can we learn to "sleep when the wind blows?" We must build our lives on the foundation that is Jesus Christ, our Redeemer.

Are we making use of today's ever-expanding knowledge? Are we learning out of the best books? Are we seeking after the things of God?

As we recognize our divine heritage, we will be better able to prioritize our lives. We will store up treasures in heaven instead of here on earth.

Paying tithing is an expression of love and gratitude to a generous and merciful Heavenly Father. We need to remember that really, we’re not giving him 10%. He’s giving us 90%.

a life-size replica of the ancient Tabernacle of Moses was created. Everything about the structure helped ancient Israelites orient their lives toward the Messiah. Touring the tabernacle was an eye-opening and faith-strengthening experience