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16 Quotes from Prophets on Faith That Will Make You See It Differently
Faith is the basic building block of our spiritual life. A strong faith in Jesus Christ is vital to our survival as disciples of Jesus Christ. The first step to a strong faith in Jesus Christ is “planting” the seed of faith (Alma 32:36). Many of us grew up sing the song “Faith” which contains this line:
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Feature Stories
From sleeping on the Oakland temple grounds to earning a PhD—1 woman’s testimony that ‘winter never lasts forever’
By Danielle Christensen
Of all the places 12-year-old Karin slept when the sun slipped beneath the horizon at night, the Oakland California Temple grounds were her favorite.
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3 Ways to Help Your Children Connect with the Spirit
“Were I to draw a distinction in all the duties that are required of the children of men, … I would place first and foremost the duty of seeking the Lord our God until we open the path of communication from heaven to earth—from God to our own souls.”1 After pondering this thought from Brigham Young, my husband and I have often talked about how we can help our young son establish his own connection to heaven. Because of the connection I have with my Heavenly Father, I have been guided, elevated, and led as I make choices and grow through experiences.
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Amazing Music Video Captures the Ways Heavenly Father Loves Each of Us
Brigham Young University’s Young Ambassadors are celebrating Father’s Day this year with a new music video, “My Heavenly Father Loves Me,” featuring guest violinist Megumi Terry and families and friends of the Young Ambassadors.
Lesson Helps
FHE: Scriptures
By Shauna Gibby
Conference Talk: For more information on this topic read "Scriptural Witnesses," by Russell M. Nelson, Ensign, Nov 2007, 43-45.
Sponsored: New Patented Health Supplement Increases Weight Loss, Improves Cognitive Function & More
By Keto Burn
Health, as defined by Webster’s dictionary, is “the condition of being sound in body, mind, or spirit... freedom from physical disease or pain... the general condition of the body.” Providing the mind and body with a more efficient fuel source (ketones) may be an ideal way of improving health and wellness. BHB is the primary ketone in the blood and has been shown to have many beneficial effects on the human body.
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Questions to Ask While Dating Someone Struggling with Pornography (+ Questions They Should Ask, Too)
As scary as talking (or asking) about problems with pornography may be, not talking about it can lead to devastating problems later. Each individual pornography problem is unique and challenging, and you may not even know if it’s an issue or how to bring it up with the person you’re dating, so it’s important that you seek guidance from the Spirit. There’s no single solution for every situation, but in this article, we offer some suggestions for those of you who might be wondering:
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Elder Rasband shares a surprising pioneer love story
By LDS Living
He was a rescuer sent by Brigham Young from Utah. She was a member of the Willie handcart company. It’s an unusual setting for a love story, but this story has lasted through generations.
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5 Lessons George Washington Shared We Need Now More Than Ever to Foster Civility in a Digital Age
By Karen Petitt
So begins the Declaration of Independence, which outlines 29 reasons why America’s young 13 colonies ultimately, and unanimously, agreed to pledge to each other “their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor” in separating themselves from England.
See this: BYU to hold art exhibit featuring the works of Bloch, Hoffmann, Schwartz
Beginning in 2010, more than 306,000 visitors saw the works of Danish painter Carl Bloch at BYU's Museum of Art. Now, thanks to an unprecedented agreement, the Frederiksberg Castle museum in Denmark will loan eight additional Bloch paintings from the King’s Oratory’s "Life of Christ" series to BYU as part of a new exhibit.