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5: “This Is the Spirit of Revelation” (Doctrine and Covenants 6–9)

Is there a question you are struggling to ask God or maybe you’ve already asked that question, but you can’t seem to get an answer? If so, you are not alone. In fact, Oliver Cowdery went through something very similar when he became a scribe for the Book of Mormon. And in this week’s lesson, we’ll study Oliver’s experience in Doctrine and Covenants 6–9 and find how we can better understand how the Spirit speaks to us and answers our questions.

Latter-day Saint Life

Why We Can't Turn Away from Politics (+ 4 Easy Ways to Get Involved)

By Danielle Wright

“Ignoring isn’t the same as ignorance—you have to work at it.”

July 2012 Visiting Teaching Message: Demonstrating Our Discipleship Through Love and Service

July Visiting Teaching Message:

Teachings of George Albert Smith Lesson 6: Sustaining Those Whom the Lord Sustains

Excerpt from "Called and Chosen," by James E. Faust

Teachings of Howard W. Hunter Lesson 22: "Teaching the Gospel"

By Kelly Merrill

We are all called upon to be teachers, even if we are not teaching in an official capacity. In Doctrine and Covenants 88:122, the Lord puts it this way:

Latter-day Saint Life

2 Items President Uchtdorf Always Carries with Him—And You Should, Too

By LDS Living Staff

In several Facebook posts, President Dieter F. Uchtdorf shared the two items he carries with him every day in his pocket.

Latter-day Saint Life

Family of Murdered Latter-day Saint Realtor Testifies of Eternal Families and the Power of Prayer

By LDS Living

"We know we will see him again someday and that families are forever," the Stokoe family said in a statement after David Stokoe's body was found hidden in an apartment he owned.

Sponsored: Adapt to Your Circumstances for the Better with an LDSBC Network Administration Degree

By Ensign College

Having to adapt to new and different circumstances is a constant throughout most people’s lives. For Darwin Rios, a Network Administration student from Tegucigalpa, Honduras, coming to LDS Business College was originally never in the picture.

How one woman from Taiwan went from knowing just four generations of her family line to 134

When Christine Chiang took a job with FamilySearch, she had no idea the family history journey that awaited her personally. After being raised in Taiwan to parents who were from mainland China, her parents, sister, and brother were the only relatives she knew personally. As for family history, she could only trace four generations of her family line. But after receiving a call from the police in China notifying her that her brother had died and that she was the only Chinese family member the police were able to locate, she felt inspired to discover her jiapu, the Chinese genealogy book of her clan.

From the Church

What is it like training both at home and on-site in an MTC? Missionaries share their responses

Most new missionaries receive one-third of their training at home before traveling to an MTC for the last two-thirds of their training. Here are some of their reactions to the hybrid training.