Mē: Kau Palōfitá mo e Fakahaá—Just as we need daily physical sustenance, the need for daily spiritual sustenance is just as strong. We can remember Jesus Christ every day as we pray, read the scriptures, and meditate.—Nāunau Fakalēsoni ʻa e Toʻu Tupú

Mē: Kau Palōfitá mo e Fakahaá—An analogy teaches that living prophets warn us of coming dangers. Includes excerpts from talks by President Gordon B. Hinckley and Elder Henry B. Eyring.—Nāunau Fakalēsoni ʻa e Toʻu Tupú

Mē: Kau Palōfitá mo e Fakahaá—A seminary class in Samoa learns that seeking revelation requires effort and action.—Nāunau Fakalēsoni ʻa e Toʻu Tupú

Mē: Kau Palōfitá mo e Fakahaá—The testimony of a humble teacher helps Brigham Young to convert the restored gospel.—Nāunau Fakalēsoni ʻa e Toʻu Tupú

Mē: Kau Palōfitá mo e Fakahaá—Elder David A. Bednar explains the patterns of light by which God communicates with us and how those patterns lead to the spirit of revelation.—Nāunau Fakalēsoni ʻa e Toʻu Tupú

Mē: Kau Palōfitá mo e Fakahaá—President Thomas S. Monson shares an experience he had in the Navy when he had to stand alone and reminds us that "we are never alone when we stand with our Father in Heaven."—Nāunau Fakalēsoni ʻa e Toʻu Tupú

Mē: Kau Palōfitá mo e Fakahaá—Members of the Church across the world bear testimony of living prophets and apostles and speak of the blessings of peace and hope that arise from that knowledge.—Nāunau Fakalēsoni ʻa e Toʻu Tupú

Mē: Kau Palōfitá mo e Fakahaá—Those who diligently seek to learn of Christ will eventually come to know Him. Read President Uchtdorf's full address here: http://bit.ly/gRCS4z—Nāunau Fakalēsoni ʻa e Toʻu Tupú

Mē: Kau Palōfitá mo e Fakahaá—President Monson and President Erying encouraged youth to read the Book of Mormon. Youth from Eastern Europe share what they have learned from reading the Book of Mormon and writing down their impressions.—Nāunau Fakalēsoni ʻa e Toʻu Tupú

Mē: Kau Palōfitá mo e Fakahaá—President Thomas S. Monson speaks to young people about missionary service—a duty for young men and a rewarding option for young women.—Nāunau Fakalēsoni ʻa e Toʻu Tupú