We may sometimes wonder if our Heavenly Father is really there and whether he is aware of us. But when we pray, we can draw nearer to our Father in Heaven. We can feel his love surrounding us because he is listening.

How should we bear our testimonies? What should we share if stories, travelogues, declarations of love or gratitude, and sermons are not appropriate?

One hundred thirty-nine years ago, the Pearl of Great Price was accepted as a standard work by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

As we work to be more Christlike, we can focus on our behavior in our relationships as parents, children, employers, and employees.

Yesterday marks the seven-year anniversary of the change in missionary age that President Thomas S. Monson announced on October 6, 2012.

Elder D. Todd Christofferson taught that we can prepare ourselves, we can gather the Lord’s covenant people, and we can help redeem the promise of salvation made to our ancestors.

The Lord has given us the opportunity to repent and return to Him on a weekly basis. He knew we would fall short, so he prepared a way for us to return to Him.

Our homes can be a place where we feel the spirit, but we must also be spiritually minded.

In April, Sister Becky Craven explained that we need to be careful, not casual as we live the gospel. We live in time of casual comfort.

The General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is coming up this weekend, and there will be beautiful music.

The Holy Ghost speaks to each of us differently, but as we seek its companionship, we can learn how we feel the Spirit.

The promises made to Abraham include the assurances that Christ would be born through his lineage and that his descendants would receive land as an eternal inheritance.

The Atonement of Jesus Christ grants us the power to overcome our mistakes and return to live in glory with our Heavenly Father and our Savior.

I love the reminder in this hymn of the Savior’s love, and that He lives in order to bless us.

"The Family: A Proclamation to the World" proclamation was inspired at a time before the family’s importance was called into question.

This Sunday will be the anniversary of the Angel Moroni visiting Joseph Smith in 1823, and also the anniversary of Joseph obtaining the gold plates four years later.

Joyful service is the best kind. As we seek for joy in giving service, love, and money, we will find greater happiness in our lives.

Sometimes we get hung up on not knowing. But we can find God in our uncertainty, which can be as much a gift as knowledge.

When we forgive others, we are blessed, and our forgiveness can also bless others. We need to confirm our love toward those who have offended us, not hold grudges.

We have been commanded to ask, to inquire. Only then will mysteries be unfolded. We need to make an effort in order to receive light and knowledge.

Together, the Bible and the Book of Mormon teach us about the Savior of mankind. They are testaments of His divinity and His love for us. They teach us His commandments, and they show us the way back to His presence.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints constantly examines and updates its programs, including seminary.

We each have differences. But these differences don’t need to divide us. As we join together, walk together, and talk together, we can come to appreciate these differences and grow together.

Tonight, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is hosting a special celebration in honor of President Russell M. Nelson’s ninety-fifth birthday.

The Lord's peace is “the inner calm and comfort born of the Spirit that God gives to His faithful Saints.” But how do we achieve this inner calm?