Is God’s love ‘unconditional’? What the scriptures teach about feeling His presence

This article was originally published on LDS Living in June 2016 but has been updated to include new, relevant information.

With the recent release of the movie Yesterday in theaters across the nation, The Piano Guys have decided to take their own twist on this iconic Beatles song. "This poignant timeless Beatles melody has always been a favorite of ours," they posted on YouTube. "With this arrangement, we attempted to portray the idea of someone breaking free of melancholy with fond reminiscence of happier times."

There's something stunning about an explosion of color in the air. But there's something even more stunning when those pyrotechnic displays are captured next to a temple.

The following article originally ran on LDS Living in September 2014.

This poll was published on LDS Living in 2011 and on June 28, 2016.

"We need to follow the Spirit and focus on individual people instead of baptism numbers," Elder Quentin L. Cook told mission leaders. "Please remember that missions baptize—not individual missionaries. Make sure that those who find, those who teach, and those who baptize a convert share the experience together." And to help make that happen, Elder Cook invited leaders to help give missionaries two gifts.

Conversations surrounding mental illness can often feel uncomfortable or potentially too sensitive to discuss. However, now more than ever, people have started to raise their voices about mental illness. Being comfortable talking about these hard topics is extremely beneficial for those dealing with a variety of mental illnesses. When we talk, we improve.

For eight years, Chris believed his son would never speak a word.

“I had no money. I could not afford school. In some way, I felt I had to give up on my dream to finish an education.”