“In the Lord’s own way and time, no blessing will be withheld from His faithful Saints. The Lord will judge and reward each individual according to heartfelt desire as well as deed.” Russell M. Nelson His promises are sure and His timing perfect.

Pride is the great sin that undoes many noble intentions. Pride can blind us to counsel, harden our hearts, and dim the Spirit. Christ invites us to put off pride, become as little children, and follow Him in humble, joyful discipleship.

“Meekness is strong, not weak; active, not passive; courageous, not timid; restrained, not excessive; modest, not self-aggrandizing.” David A. Bednar Meekness is not weakness; it is total submission to God and His will.

Following Jesus means radiating His light and love. Joyfully tell others how He blesses your life, so His hope can shine in theirs too. When we share His goodness, our own hearts are filled with hope.

Be a disciple of Christ in simple ways: • smile at a stranger • forgive quickly • listen with patience • share an encouraging word • help without being asked Every small act reflects His light.

You never know who will return with full purpose of heart, so never stop reaching out to others. The Savior promises: "I shall heal them; and ye shall be the means of bringing salvation unto them” - 3 Nephi 18:32

“God’s love is not found in the judgment of others but in His welcoming arms.” Dieter F. Uchtdorf Godly sorrow can awaken our desire to change. That spiritual awakening combined with an outreach of love is a binding influence that draws people back and helps them stay close to Christ.

God’s work is to unite families forever. Through sacred temple ordinances and covenants, families are sealed for eternity. Come to Christ, and make His house a part of your family's eternal story.

Faith in Jesus Christ is more than belief—it is trusting His power, His promises, and His perfect love. That trust leads us to act: to obey, to repent, and to keep the covenants that bind us to Him. Come unto Him with faith—and let Him change your life.

"When obedience ceases to be an irritant and becomes our quest, in that moment God will endow us with power." - Ezra Taft Benson

"He that will not harden his heart, to him is given the greater portion of the word." Alma 12:10 A humble and pure heart opens the way for personal revelation. Harden it, and heaven grows silent. Soften it and God will reveal great and marvelous things beyond our comprehension.

“Men are that they might have joy.” 2 Nephi 2:26 We can feel joy when we use the gifts God has given us to serve others. I'm grateful for the gospel of Jesus Christ, which teaches us to lift and serve one another.

Our ultimate purpose is to come unto Christ—and to help others come unto Him. That’s the center of our faith, and it’s what gives meaning to all our efforts.

Coming unto Christ means walking with Him, not standing still. As we follow Him, He changes us—we become more like Him. By developing the gifts He has given us, our faith grows and we help build His kingdom.

In a world where the family is often redefined or even dismissed, we hold fast to an eternal truth: The family is sacred and is central to God’s plan.

“Let us do whatever it takes to build the spiritual strength we will need to withstand the moral challenges of our day.” Russell M. Nelson That kind of spiritual strength doesn’t appear overnight. It’s built—through discipline, sacrifice, service, and effort.

A disciple of Christ engages in their community not merely as a participant, but as a servant-leader— one who perceives needs and moves to meet them, who lifts through teaching and example, who influences for good, who builds with faith, and blesses with love.

We don’t run from hard things. We don’t look for shortcuts. We face challenges head-on—with determination, preparation, and the power of the Savior by our side.

“The family is central to the Creator’s plan for the eternal destiny of His children.” The Family: A Proclamation to the World We don’t just live for ourselves. We live to strengthen our families today—and to prepare a better future for those who will come after us.

If someone you love is struggling—help them turn to Christ. His power is real. Through faith, covenants, and the quiet whisperings of the Spirit, He strengthens, comforts, and redeems. Invite them to come closer to Him. He will do the rest.