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Monday, October 18, 2010

Have I Done Any Good in the World Today?

President Thomas S. Monson shares inspired encouragement to give service and help to those who are in need. To read the entire address visit: http://bit.ly/dBph8q

Becoming Provident Providers

Learn principles of avoiding debt, discerning between needs and wants, and living close to God in order to be provident providers both spiritually and temporally.

Seek the Higher Ground

Learn how to find safety from life's temporal and spiritual storms by following the Savior's example and seeking higher spiritual ground. Read the entire talk: http://bit.ly/cPbAoB

Parenting: Touching the Hearts of Our Youth

Effective parenting means taking the time to listen and to understand the hearts of our children so that we can grow together in faith, friendship, and love. Read Elder Robert D. Hales' talk on parenting: http://bit.ly/cjXHQf.

Continue in Patience

Patience requires that we obey God's commandments and faithfully wait for His will to be fulfilled. To learn more, read President Dieter F. Uchtdorf's entire talk: http://bit.ly/9g2dgL

Lessons of the Past

Are you preparing for your future? Journey with us as Elder Perry teaches us how to prepare. Read Elder Perry's full address: http://bit.ly/9Ws2qV.

Sunday, October 17, 2010

A Priesthood Duty

President Thomas S. Monson speaks to young people about missionary service—a duty for young men and a rewarding option for young women.

Friday, October 15, 2010

How Can I Find Happiness?

Elder Scott explains that as you continue to center your mind and heart in the Lord, He will help you have a rich and full life no matter what happens in the world around you.

God's Truths: Even a Child Can Understand

God would indeed be unjust if the gospel were only accessible to an intellectual elite. In His goodness, He has ensured that the truths regarding God are understandable to all His children, whatever their level of education or intellectual faculty.

Are Mormons Christians?

Elder Gary J. Coleman talks about his conversion to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He speaks of his understanding of the true nature of the Godhead, access to additional scripture and revelation, and partaking of the blessings of priesthood authority.

Mormon Channel Radio: Why I Believe Episode 24 - Tami Stanley

While playing softball, Tami Stanley slid into third base and broke her leg. The resulting bone infection should have been easy to cure, but for unknown reasons, Tami's leg eventually had to be amputated. Follow Tami on her journey to recovery and how she came to accept the Lord's will. Tami is now an advocate for the disabled and has been able to share the gospel with many who are struggling. She is an avid skier, biker, hiker, and member of the Disabled Olympic Bobsled team. Listen to Tami's complete interview at http://bit.ly/doNgA9.

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

In Sickness and Health

See how faith and love can remain strong through the challenges and the changing seasons of our lives.

The Magnificent Priesthood

Brother David L. Beck highlights the glorious blessings that come when each young man learns and does his duty.

Happy Mother's Day, Mom!

Teenagers talk about the wonderful things their mothers do. This Mother's Day, let your mom know how special she is. Share this video with your mother and express your love.

Blessings of the Priesthood

The priesthood is the power of God, which is given to man to act in His name. It is here on the earth today. The blessings of the priesthood are available to everyone.

The Freedom To...

People from all over the world share their gratitude for the freedoms they enjoy.

Sunday Will Come

The Resurrection and the Atonement of Christ are the pinnacle events in the history of the world. The darkness and sadness of Christs crucifixion did not endure. Christ was resurrected, enabling the resurrection of all mankind. In our lives we will have our dark days, but because of Jesus Christ we can have hope in overcoming our trials and ultimately returning to live with our Heavenly Father.