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When it comes to directness and inspiration—saying things how they are while still providing encouragement—no one can top Elder Jeffrey R. Holland. His extensive vocabulary, common sense, poetic language, wisdom, and faith just immediately put things into perspective.

After a general conference weekend like the one we experienced last April, there are too many emotions and too many words to summarize what we all witnessed. Solemn assemblies. Priesthood quorum changes. New apostles. Home and visiting teaching gone. And then that mic drop of seven new temples announced, including in Russia and India. As Elder Holland quipped, "President Nelson, I don't know how many rushes we can handle this weekend. Some of us have weak hearts. But, as I think about it, you can take care of that too."

“We’re not opposed to medical marijuana,” said Marty Stephens, director of government relations of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, to a group of about 20 online influencers in the Relief Society Building in Salt Lake City on Saturday, September 29, 2018.

The April 2018 general conference made history as President Russell M. Nelson was sustained as the new prophet of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. We saw the end of home and visiting teaching, the beginning of combined high priests and elders quorum, and the announcement of several new temples at the end of the Sunday afternoon session.

After last general conference, there was no doubt in my mind that President Russell M. Nelson is a prophet of God and the man meant to lead the Church today. Every single day since that historic conference, that reassurance has deepened into an unshakeable conviction. Here are just a few ways President Nelson has shown he is the Lord's prophet on the earth today.

The upcoming movie Jane and Emma is already making waves in the entertainment industry with its controversial topics and strong female presence in the cast and crew. The movie shows the relationship between Jane Manning, Emma Smith, and the prophet Joseph Smith.

What do you call the perfect family home evening game? We call it the Perfect FHE Game! It’s perfect because it is fun for the whole family, gospel learning takes place as you answer questions about the Scriptures, you get to determine how long the game will take, and there are treats involved.

According to one study, the top reason Millennials gave for leaving the Church was that they felt judged or misunderstood. So how can we better connect with Millennials in our wards?

For Down Syndrome Awareness Month, Latter-day Saint pianist and arranger Monica Scott wanted to use her talents to create something memorable and special. Combining the Primary songs "I Am Like a Star" and "Every Star Is Different," Scott arranged the music to this beautiful medley. "The kids in this video radiate so much light," Scott wrote on Facebook. "Their smile and unconditional love is contagious. I don't have enough words to express how much I adore them."