What is it like to be guided by the Holy Ghost? Ordinary people share their experiences.

To move upstream toward our eternal goal, we must constantly keep paddling. It helps if we are part of a team that is paddling together, like a rowing crew in action. From a talk by President Oaks.

President Henry B. Eyring teaches us what we can do to live and worship on the Sabbath day to demonstrate gratitude and to strengthen ourselves and others for trials that lie ahead.

Just as repetition and consistent effort are required to gain physical or mental capacity, the same is true in spiritual matters.

Part 1: Youth share their testimonies of the Restoration and how it has impacted their lives. Based on a talk given by Elder Craig C. Christensen in October 2016.

Part 2: Youth share their testimonies of the Restoration and how it has impacted their lives. Based on a talk given by Elder Craig C. Christensen in October 2016.

In the end, each one of us must respond to the Savior’s question: “Will ye also go away?”

What we call “member missionary work” is not a program but an attitude of love and outreach to help those around us.

As we put God as a priority and seek him through sincere prayer, we can find peace in our busy lives.

If you will really try and will not rationalize or rebel—repenting often and pleading for grace—you positively are going to be “good enough.”

Elder Dale G. Renlund tells a childhood story of lighting a firecracker in the chapel right before church began. He relates his story to the joy of repentance.

Elder Neil L. Andersen describes how all of God's children are pieces of a large puzzle in preparation for the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.

Various youth and young adults testify of the importance of recognizing who you are as a child of God and the blessings promised in order to overcome the challenges of life.

As a youth, Jeremy had a strong mentor in one of his Young Men leaders. Now an adult, Jeremy reflects on the positive impact this mentor has had on his entire life.

A young deacon learns firsthand about the importance of fast offerings when his family is faced with a difficult situation.

The funny thing about purpose is that you never know when you're going to find yours.

A reckless biker finds himself in a battle against time and the elements when he enters a situation he can’t get out of. He discovers his only option is to choose the light.

We are blessed to learn from the final testimonies of those latter-day prophets and apostles who have passed away. https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2015/10/chosen-to-bear-testimony-of-my-name?lang=eng

Read Elder Keetch's full conference talk here: https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2015/10/blessed-and-happy-are-those-who-keep-the-commandments-of-god?lang=eng&_r=1

A group of young men are true examples of being in the service of your fellow men and becoming disciples of Jesus Christ.

God expects us to be self reliant and give our all. In turn, He will help us in times of need with what we need.

Now is the time to prepare to meet God. Just as an athlete prepares daily for game day; when we work on our spirituality daily and give our all to the Lord, we strengthen our testimonies of Him and of His gospel.

Staying true to Jesus Christ is like staying safe in a boat. Elder M. Russell Ballard urges all of us to stay in “the boat,” wear a life jacket, and hold on. If we have fallen out of the boat, we can depend on those who love us to find us.

Service is an opportunity to share love in inspired ways. This short video shows how a group of youth provide love to a group of elderly residents by singing hymns every Sunday night.

Sharing what matters most is not unusual at all. What good things will you share?