We live in a world full of conflict, and we will sink without a sense of direction. Jesus Christ provides that direction, and living His teachings will steer us safely home. What will you do to reach up and obtain heavenly help today?

Based on the talk, Trifle Not with Sacred Things by Elder Larry S. Kacher. The choices we make in this life greatly affect our eternal life. Are your decisions planted in the Gospel of Jesus Christ?

When a young man is tasked with inviting his neighbor and peer to church, he learns it takes more than one try to have success.

It is time to give everything we have to becoming the people God hopes we will choose to become. Join the worldwide movement to strive for the best by developing your talents, loving others, seeking education, and serving the Lord.

Regan Rindlisbacher performs her song about having a positive outlook on life, looking for the beauty in the world, and cherishing relationships with those we love.

What are we doing with this life? Are we spending it on things that make us better, brighter, and more able to help our friends do the same? Do we treasure every moment?

“Remember what you are worth.” That is the simple yet powerful message of the 2015 mutual theme song, “Fragile.” We must be kind to others, and when we ourselves are hurt we must turn to Jesus Christ, who knows and loves us always.

Carol F. McConkie, first counselor in the Young Women’s presidency, describes why God calls prophets. A group of youth discover the importance of listening to the right voices when charting their course.

Young Women in Japan experience joy as they take on the challenge to see how much service they can provide to those around them in 3 days.

A young man in California experiences joy as he takes on the challenge to see how much service he can provide to those around him in 3 days.

One young man overcomes his fears while magnifying his calling.

A young woman from the Philippines shares her faith and hope in knowing that by setting a good example, those around her can return to following the Savior.

Youth consider what distractions draw them away from following the Savior.

Youth consider what they will do to add stamps to their “spiritual passports” and bless the lives of others.

John's life may have been very different had he not had the courage to leave a party one evening in Japan.

Just like rock climbing alone can be dangerous, living your life without the help of the Savior can have disastrous consequences.

The best way to find truth is to go to the origin, our Heavenly Father, and ask for inspiration through prayer.

Kuha'o, a blind 15-year-old piano prodigy, freely shares his God given musical gift to bless the lives of everyone who listens.

Youth in Manaus, Brazil, share their excitement and testimonies as they celebrate the dedication of a new temple in their area.

President Thomas S. Monson teaches how seminary can help you build and strengthen your testimony. "Effort is required," he says. "But it is effort you will never, ever regret."

Elder Shayne M. Bowen teaches: "The Atonement of Jesus Christ is available to each of us. It can clean, reclaim, and sanctify even you."

Just as athletes must stay within lines to compete in sports, those who are called to labor in the Lord's work must stay within the lines of worthiness.

President Boyd K. Packer shares an experience in which he was protected during World War II by listening to a prompting from the Spirit and promises youth that they will be protected if they "heed the promptings that come from the Holy Ghost."

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."

“When you make a goal in Duty to God, you’re making a commitment to your Heavenly Father that you’re going to do something. It’s your duty to Him.” (Marcus V., 17, Washington)