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All In host Morgan Jones spoke with Elder Lund about what he believes experiences today mean in regard to the Second Coming.
Editor's note: This article is part of a new LDS Living series, “This may be one of the best talks you've never heard,” highlighting talks you may have missed through the years.
In small and simple ways, we can be instruments in the Lord’s hands by helping all people feel His love through our words and actions.
When we feel like we’re unable to find God’s light, there are three simple steps that can help us find hope, healing, and connection to Him again.
It was 10 minutes past the time James Curran and his missionary companion were supposed to be home, but they were still out knocking on doors.
The scriptural and doctrinal meaning of the word virtue has always alluded me. When the woman with an issue of blood touched the hem of Christ’s garment and He felt virtue go out of Him, that tells me that virtue must mean something more than just not having inappropriate sex. So what does it mean to have virtue or to be virtuous?
Full disclosure: I’m not married. Yet. But as an engaged person, I’ve spent a lot more time lately thinking about what marriage means and the role of this new person that I will call husband and, one day, the father of my children. I’ve been learning a lot, too, from listening to the way women around me speak about their husbands, fiancés, boyfriends, and the men in their lives. What I’ve heard has been a little surprising.
I remember the night I first learned my parents were getting divorced as if it were yesterday. It was my final winter semester at BYU, and I was in the process of figuring out where I would end up for graduate school the next fall. The news about my parents was as devastating as it was surprising. In more ways than I can now describe, it was the night the whole world felt like it came crashing down on me. Of course, I had friends both inside and outside the Church whose parents were divorced; I just hadn’t ever imagined it could happen to my family.
The LDS Church is asking members around the world to share the things they do to make Sunday #HisDay each week. To share your stories and ideas—and to see what others are sharing—visit LDS.org.
When President Russell M. Nelson reached out to the women of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints asking to hear their experiences with the invitations he issued during general conference, over 10,000 women shared their stories on social media.