Devotionals

I testify that if we turn our lives over to the Lord, he will bless us with happiness and the ability to change our lives for the better.

I testify to you that our Father in Heaven and his Son know us. They know who we are, where we are, and what we are going through. They love us and I promise we are not alone.

I am convinced that because of the Savior Jesus Christ we can ALL be redeemed. And once we have been redeemed, God will use us to help others be redeemed too.

True conversion occurs as you continue to act upon the doctrines you know are true and keep the commandments, every day.

Today I want to focus on how we can "act well our part" in building Zion.

I have five principles from the experiences in my life that have helped me recognize where my joy is and has been found.

As we make our way through life’s challenges, guidance from prophets becomes precious to us.

I would like to encourage you to have good standards for yourselves and your lives and to live according to them. ...Be patient and walk the path to perfection.

Everything seems to point to the temple and how we must learn to return to our Heavenly Father.

One of Athelia Tanner’s notable sayings was not “have a good day,” but “make it a great day.”

To see our lives through God’s eyes is to see with 20/20 spiritual vision.

President Russell M. Nelson has said that the pursuit of an education is a “religious obligation”... My parents couldn’t afford private schools or even private tutoring. Yet, Barbara Nielsen, Ned Brimley, Marty Klein and a host of others, answered my mother’s prayers that her children would be educated.

If you don’t yet believe or if your testimony is wavering, I challenge you to put in the spiritual work and set aside time every day to read the Book of Mormon.

I testify that as you steadily progress along the covenant path, holding fast to that which is true and letting go of that which is not, that you will find joy along the way.

Book of Mormon prophet, Jacob, counseled the people of his time and our time: “O be wise, what can I say more?”

I’m thankful for the gift of repentance provided through the Atonement of Jesus Christ. It’s a gift that allows us to return to His presence if we use it.

Modesty is more than a matter of avoiding revealing attire. It also describes the attitude of our hearts.