A moment of levity Winter vs Summer Olympics 😅 #Olympics2026

Disingenuous use of passive voice here: the geopolitical order is changing fast in part because America is now playing for the autocrat team and threatens to invade NATO member territories.

Nathan's performance last Olympics was absolutely amazing. That combined with his prior struggle made it so wonderful to watch. The OG Quad King.

In the modern world, it is easy to feel like a passenger: reacting to notifications, responding to demands, consuming whatever you happen to drive past on your screen. But joy is found in being the driver. It's the act of looking at the raw material of your circumstances — your

“If all we do in the Church is centered in Christ, then everything else will fall into its proper place." David A. Bednar Come and worship with us and center your life in Christ. Discover the peace and joy when Christ is your focus.

God is relentless in His loving pursuit of each of you. Keep the commandments and be true to the covenants so many of you have made to guide you along the covenant path.

Crazed fascist, when will people out him and shun him?

It's been frustrating to watch opportunities missed, injuries happen, and hopes dim as a BYU Men's Basketball fan. That said, I want to enjoy these players, this team, and this season. Onto the next! #GoCougs

It's remarkable how often the real problem is not what happened, but how it was communicated.

How about a single camera angle to watch all the countries come into the stadium NBC Sports NBC Olympics & Paralympics ? You can display all countries and the athletes who are bearing the flag! No need to have all these different views. #themoreyouknow #MilanoCortinaOlympic2026

In an authoritarian state, justice works to protect the leader. That is the priority.

God teaches His children in deeply personal ways. Through scripture, living prophets, and the quiet voice of the Holy Ghost, He communicates truth in language we can understand. Open your ears and look steadfastly towards heaven (See 3 Nephi 11:5-6).

Nearly 30 years ago, President Henry B. Eyring, who was then a member of the Quorum of the Twelve, said something in general conference that I have not forgotten. I shared his insight this past Sunday as I spoke to the students of BYU–Idaho. “One of the ways we may know that

I would welcome this sight if it were the end of March or the beginning of April. Seeing this at the end of February is disconcerting. #needsnow #needsnowpack #prayforwater

Easter is an invitation to begin again. Through Jesus Christ’s Resurrection, hope returns, hearts can heal, and burdens can be lifted. Make time this season to feel and share His love.

I first heard this hymn this morning, it is so beautiful and the truths are soul stirring. #musicisaprayertoGod #hymns

I detest that if a team in the Big 12 Conference has a reputation as being a defensive team, it automatically allows them to be extremely physical without fouling. #afoulisafoul

The counsel to stand in holy places becomes especially meaningful when the world around us feels unsettled—when confusion presses upon our minds and concern weighs on our hearts. My time this weekend at the Laie Hawaii Temple, BYU–Hawaii, and the Polynesian Cultural Center has

No effort is wasted in trying to do good to others.

At Easter, we remember Jesus Christ, the literal Son of God. He came to earth on a divine mission: to live a mortal life, teach truth, testify of His Father, and show us what perfect love looks like.