True Christianity

When their best friend passes away, two men embark on an epic roadtrip to discover the meaning of "true christianity"

Reflecting God's Love-What Scriptures Mean to Me

A seasoned leader discusses the role of the scriptures in his personal life and callings over the years as he strives to reflect the love God has for his children.

The Savior Wants to Forgive

A former addict and repeat convict shares his experiences with the Savior's ability and willingness to forgive him again and again, even when he felt undeserving.

Strengthened in the Lord

Youth in New York City share how seeking the Savior and following Him has helped strengthen their lives.

Bullying - Stop It

Dieter F. Uchtdorf counsels us that when it comes to hating, gossiping, ignoring, ridiculing, holding grudges, or wanting to cause harm—stop it! http://www.mormonchannel.org/mormon-m...

The Other Prodigal

Elder Jeffrey R. Holland shares the story of the older brother of the prodigal son and reminds us that "no one of us is less treasured or cherished of God than another. He loves each of us—insecurities, anxieties, self-image, and all."

The Reason Behind Christmas

A Christmas angel, a grumpy old man, and an unusual Christmas pageant remind us all that amid the shopping and commercialism, there is a way to keep Christ in Christmas; by giving the gifts He want us to give.

Wrong Roads

When making decisions, God expects us to pray, trust, and be believing and then not give up, panic, or "jump ship" when something doesn't seem to be going right. Elder Jeffrey R. Holland shares a personal experience that reminds us to always trust God and the direction He gives us. http://mormonchannel.org/mormon-messages

The Shiny Bicycle

Everybody makes mistakes, and even though it's not easy, with the help of Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ we can receive forgiveness for our sins. Isaiah 1:18

Our Fun Family Vacation

Some of life's happiest moments come from spending time with your family. Successful families are built and maintained with faith, love, compassion, work and wholesome recreational activities.http://mormonchannel.org/mormon-messages 

In our lives these days there are so many things that are trying to matter to us; emails, and phone calls, and advertisements and all these things that kind of a barrage us, but I feel like some of the strongest, happiest moments that I've ever felt in my life are when I'm with my children, when I'm with my family. And it's when we come out and do things like this when we get away from the world and we're just together as a family and we can relax, and you know, laugh at each other, and mom says something crazy and and that makes, you know, my brother Casey say something to her. As we grow up and we get older and we all kind of go our own ways and we start living our own lives, you know, fulfilling our own dreams, it's really good to come back together and reconnect. If we ever need anything we're always there for one another. We talk to our family quite often by telephone and they can say they're fine and everything's great, but you don't get a true feel of how their life is going in a five-minute telephone call. But if you get together as a family you can see how their family is together, how they are reacting together, and if they're happy or if they have problems.
We all talk about it together, we all work it out together. "Successful marriages and families are established and maintained on principles of faith, love, compassion, work, and wholesome recreational activities."

God's Greatest Creation

As children of God, we are His greatest creation. "Anyone who studies the workings of the human body has surely seen God moving in His majesty and power." -Elder Russell M. Nelsonhttp://mormonchannel.org/mormon-messages

Anyone who studies the workings of the human body has surely seen God moving in His majesty and power. Each eye has an auto-focusing lens. Nerves and muscles control two eyes to make a single three-dimensional image. Each ear is connected to compact equipment designed to convert sound waves into audible tones. Your heart is an incredible pump. It has four delicate valves that open and close more than 100,000 times a day. Think of the body's defense system; it perceives pain, it generates antibodies. The body renews its own outdated cells and regulates the levels of its own vital ingredients. The many amazing attributes of your body attest to your own divine nature. The Apostle Paul described it as, "a temple of God." How could this be? Because your body is the temple for your spirit, and how you use your body affects your spirit. God is the father of our spirits. We are part of His divine purpose. When He created us physically we were created in the image of God. Development of the spirit is of eternal consequence. When we truly know our divine nature, then we will control our appetites. We will focus our eyes on sights, our ears on sounds, and our minds on thoughts that are a credit to our physical creation as a temple of our Father in Heaven. For these physical gifts, thanks be to God.

A Mother's Hope

When President Uchtdorf was a young child, he learned that his mother was a great example of how hope and faith can overcome fear.

My Brother Hyrum

Learn about Hannah's relationship with her autistic brother, Hyrum, and how she exemplifies Christlike love. Everyone deserves to be loved and valued, no matter how different they are from you.

Having Children in Faith

It is a privilege for a husband and wife to be able to bear children. The decision on when to have children takes faith and is between a husband and wife and the Lord.

Having Children Enriches your Life

Listen to experiences from married couples and discover how they found blessings within their families because of their decision to have children.

Mountains to Climb

Finding faith in the Lord Jesus Christ will help us have the power to endure and overcome challenges in life.

Earthly Father, Heavenly Father

Men on Earth have the opportunity to become fathers and experience some of the same joys that our Heavenly Father feels for us. Fatherhood is a divine responsibility to be cherished.

Your Potential, Your Privileges

President Dieter F. Uchtdorf shares a humorous parable of a man who realizes he has been living far beneath his privileges.

You Are Not Forgotten

Have you ever felt like God has forgotten you? No matter our circumstances, as we come to realize our blessings we'll find that Heavenly Father loves us and will never leave us.

He Lives: Testimonies of Jesus Christ

See and hear modern-day Apostles testify that Jesus Christ is the Savior and that He lives today.