The mercy and pardon offered by Jesus Christ through His atonement is sweeter than anything else we can experience. How will we respond to his soft and tender plea to come home to righteousness?—Softly and Tenderly

In many ways, we are all pioneers. We each experience life, but we experience it differently. Let’s have courage, as the pioneers who came before us had courage. And as we remember to put faith over fear, we will be changed for the better.—Modern Pioneers

Our actions don't usually seem momentous when they happen. But it is by small and simple things that great things are brought to pass. Small actions of faith and courage make a difference in our lives and for those around us.—Saving the Pages

The apostle Paul wisely taught in a way that was very relatable to his audiences. He connected with them and spoke directly to their understanding.—Preach like Paul

As we learn about our ancestors, we can follow their examples. We can learn from their lives and experiences. As I remember my ancestor Shadrach Roundy, I am reminded to have resolve and courage.—Roundy Resolve

Pioneer Day is coming up on Wednesday. As we remember pioneers, let's remember their example by seeking joy when we feel discouraged, praising God even in times of hardship, and taking courage.—Come, Come Ye Saints

It’s important to remember that when the Lord alters the laws he has given men, he does this through the channels of authority he has already established.—What God Hath Cleansed

Faith and knowledge are different. When we feel uncertain because we do not yet know without a doubt, we can remember that this is how great men and women of God have begun throughout the history of the world: with faith.—Faith and Knowledge

Becoming less casual in our relationships and working hard to communicate with the Divine allows us to draw nearer to both Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ. We find more peace.—The Casual and the Sublime

We don’t have to be great or powerful to touch the lives of those around us. No status or calling is required for us to be disciples of Christ and share His love for God’s children.—Balm in Gilead

Being alone doesn't have to be a negative experience. As we seek the peace of Christ through prayer and service, we can find strength and courage.—Not Lonely

As we gather knowledge and gain intelligence, we gain light and truth. The things we know act as an iron rod that we can cling to in these mists of darkness. They will light our path and help us press forward with faith.—Mists of Darkness

Saul seemed like an unlikely candidate for conversion, but he went on to preach the gospel and bring countless others to a knowledge of the truth.—Brother Saul

The Savior may not take away our burdens, but as we allow Him to help us carry them, he will make them lighter to bear because His yoke is easy, and his burden is light.—Asking for Joy

We all need to draw nearer to the Savior. We all need more holiness, more patience, more gratitude, and more purity, no matter our abilities and accomplishments. This hymn can remind us of the nobility of that search for improvement.—More Holiness Give Me

This Fourth of July, let's remember to be grateful for our freedom to worship how, where, and what we may.—Land of Promise

The Savior welcomes each of us with open arms. As followers of Jesus Christ, let’s remember that each of us seek refuge in one way or another.—Mother of Exiles

The Founding Fathers recognized a universal truth: faith in God and earnest prayer can move mountains and help us to recognize truth.—Enlightened by Prayer

Mighty works of God have taken place upon this continent. Adam and Eve lived here. Prophets were guided here with their people by the hand of God. The Resurrected Savior visited the Nephites here.—Sacred Places

Prophetic Counsel in Times of Stress—Prophetic Counsel in Times of Stress

Sometimes, we think that we’re doing our best, when, in reality, we may be settling in, getting comfortable, and plateauing. As we challenge ourselves and step outside our comfort zones, we will grow.—Plateaus and Growth

How Can We Feed Them?—How Can We Feed Them?

Feed My Sheep—Feed My Sheep

Dear to the Heart of the Shepherd—Dear to the Heart of the Shepherd

More than Man Can Suffer—More than Man Can Suffer