Latter-day Saint Life

Many people today focus on “finding yourself.” But Jesus taught the opposite.

Our efforts as parents to connect with our kids can help them grow to understand God’s love.

If it feels like you’re just going through the motions in your spiritual habits, read this.

Here are a few simple ways to help kids feel engaged and involved in our local meetings.

This is also the most compelling question I’ve been asked at church lately.

In new sheet music provided by the Church, two scriptures are listed at the top—and an inspiring scriptural insight is provided at the bottom.

Elder Jonathan Scheible and Elder Steven Evans served as mission companions in 1991. Now their sons serve as companions in the French-speaking Republic of Congo Brazzaville Mission.

Inner peace is not as elusive as we sometimes think. Increase your personal peace with these six stellar—but simple—habits.

Can we do something to help our family want to linger just a little longer at the dinner table?

Sheri Dew recently shared two things that have helped her recognize answers to prayer more clearly.

Did you know you can add names to your temple’s prayer roll online? Here’s how.

BYU has released an update about the soon-to-be-built medical school coming to the university.

Like Lehi before him, Amos Makulu started to share what brought him so much happiness with others in the refugee camp, building a “family” of interested learners.

What spiritual blessings might we find if we found a way to push pause?

Here are a few insights from Apostles on the divine inspiration behind this special process.

The #1 album on the iTunes Christian chart—and #9 in the world—is Latter-day Saint Emma Nissen’s debut album, Love Like You.

As with TOFW, Magnify events will help women strengthen each other in the restored truth of the gospel of Jesus Christ AND have fun while doing it!

While we often focus on scary “signs of the times” like wars and earthquakes, we can find comfort in the many hopeful signs of the Savior’s return.

Think of these women in the scriptures as a girlfriend telling you her story.

You'll find it hard to stop listening to Emma Nissen's take on this hymn.

The updated ‘For the Strength of Youth’ manual provides an encouragingly clear guide for parents to follow, reminding me of how my mom taught me.

“I realized that the sneakiest things Satan was binding me with weren’t sins at all—they were distractions.”

“I don’t think we have this story in the Book of Mormon because it is the standard by which all mothers should judge themselves.”

The war chapters give hope that through covenant relationships with Jesus Christ, lives can be turned—no matter how bleak things may look now.

The world is full of beautiful opportunities to share light and love—and we can help youth remember that.

Support a new missionary during their first weeks in the MTC by sharing these important reminders.

Life today for kids, teens, and young adults can be tumultuous. Help them move ahead with confidence through this simple gospel reminder.

“Most of the best people who ever lived weren’t very famous either. Serve and grow, faithfully and quietly.”

Here are specific suggestions from the Young Men general presidency on how local leaders can have a meaningful impact on the youth in their wards.

God wants us to live with joy, not guilt that we are not doing enough. Find peace by noticing the subtle signs of progress in your life.

When we teach children about the Holy Ghost, do we sometimes skip this simple, but important step?

Expanding our understanding of the covenant path allows us to support our families with more hope and joy.

I noticed that some of my friends are disinterested in getting married. Simple things my parents did, however, led me to feel excited about marriage.

“I’m kind of nervous—it’s a beautiful song,” he shared with the audience before performing the Primary song.

Here are a few of our favorite easy gift ideas for children who have decided to enter the waters of baptism.

Throughout Friday and Saturday, thousands of young adults in Utah lined up to sign a massive birthday card for President Russell M. Nelson.

Here are a few guidelines, example questions, and topics you can consider as you hold Relief Society councils at the beginning of your Sunday meetings.

President Nelson has counseled that we should “learn to listen, then listen to learn.” Here are three ways we can truly listen to our loved ones.

I had feelings of guilt for being worried, stressed, and afraid. But then the Spirit reminded me of two things.

Sharon Eubank, director of humanitarian services for the Church, shared on the Magnify podcast that the best thing we can do to serve others well is to learn to ask questions that don’t have predetermined answers.

Something I heard recently reawakened in me a sincere desire to fast. So much so that I’m even looking forward to this Sunday.

The blessings given to deceased, direct-line family members are available to most users online, even without submitting a request. Here’s where you can find them.

Believing and knowing both involve accepting principles as truth—but within different conditions.

Christ’s final gift paves the path to more peace and direction in our lives today.

Sister Eubank shared a story that has completely changed my attitude about trying to do all the things, all the time.

About a dozen athletes with connections to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will be part of the Olympics this summer.

The complete history of the pioneers turns out to be far richer and far more interesting than we may realize.

Did you know Alma chapters 30–35 were originally one chapter? Reading the text as one block reveals an important question (and inspiring answer).

My gospel life is not a checklist to complete but a nourishing lifestyle designed to help me experience stillness so that I can come to know God.

After a recent visit to Auschwitz in Poland and Plötzensee Prison in Berlin, Elder Uchtdorf shared beautiful insights on unity and peace for all of God’s children.

Bite-sized efforts to be spiritually nourished can add up to a fulfilling relationship with God.

Latter-day Saints have always believed in Christ’s admonition to “be ye therefore perfect,” but what does that look like in our daily gospel living?

With hundreds of temples currently under construction or announced, here’s how choosing a new temple location takes place.

Have you seen this touching Tabernacle Choir family history connection?