President Monson teaches that temples are built my the sacrifices of members of the church.

A news team gives report of the destruction of Jerusalem.

A news team gives updates on life in 600 BC.

Elder Ballard tells the story of Naaman and relates it to pride.

Naaman is healed by following the prophets counsel.

President Eyring teaches that the Spirit will bear testimony if we listen.

President Packer lists the doctrines and principles taught in the Old Testament.

During a time of famine, the prophet Elijah rewards the faith of Zarephath with food.

President Hunter explains the importance of temple attendance.

Elder Scott teaches the wonderful blessing of repentance.

President Eyring explains the importance of having a true friend.

Elder Oaks tells the story of David and Goliath.

Elder Marvin J. Ashton explains how the Lord measures our hearts.

President Hinckley encourages church member to choose to be humble.

President Monson teaches "whom the Lord calls, the Lord qualifies."

Samuel hears the voice of Lord.

A young women ponders the decision of having a family and its importance.

Hannah prays to the Lord to bless her with a son.

President Faust relates the story of Gideon from the Bible, explaining that the Lord can do remarkable things through a person with ordinary faith.

Elder Maxwell teaches that choices made by parents have large effects on their children.

President Hunter speaks on Joshua's commitment to following the commandments of the Lord.

A young man relates the dangers of Carbon Dioxide to that of Idolatry.

A young man learns the importance of trusting an experienced guide as they ski down a mountain.

Elder Hales teaches church members to be in the world but not of the world.

President Hinckley encourages saints to cling to God's values.