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Youth Theme Insight: The Words That Helped Me Understand My Identity

Over the next several months, we will be sharing insights from authors Michelle Wilson and Dennis Gaunt on this year's youth theme, "If ye love me, keep my commandments." Watch for them under "Lesson Helps" on LDS Living's homepage each month and share them with your teens!

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11 of the Most Powerful Lyrics in the Hymnbook

By Danielle B. Wagner

One of my favorite parts of church each week is when I get to pull out the hymn book and join the congregation in a rousing version of "The Spirit of God" or a reverent rendition of "Abide with Me." But I don't enjoy singing hymns at church only. Whenever I need a little more inspiration or to feel closer to God, I flip on the Tabernacle Choir or sing one of my favorites karaoke-style. Whether they make us feel pumped or peaceful, hymns inspire us with their music and lyrics. Here are 11 incredible lines from hymns that have inspired many over the years. Share your favorites in the comments below!

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7 Risky Apps All Parents Should Know About

By Collin Bishop

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Teachings of Ezra Taft Benson Lesson 24: A Christ Centered Life

By Kelly Merrill

At this season of the year it is wonderful to have a lesson on how to live as Christ did. Let’s start this lesson with a quote from President Benson. “I testify to you that there is no greater, more thrilling, and more soul-ennobling challenge than to try to learn of Christ and walk in His steps.” Note that he did not say there was nothing more enabling, but ennobling than trying to walk in His steps. Learning to walk, to live as Christ did, is what it means to live a Christ-centered life.

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What Happened When I Was Nice to Everyone (And I Mean Everyone)

By Susan Wolf

The following article previously ran on LDS Living in December 2015.

From the Church

Samoa Officials Praise President Nelson, Church: "I’m a Catholic, but I Know He’s God’s Prophet"

Under threatening skies and with the Apia Samoa Temple in the background, President Russell M. Nelson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints warned Samoans Saturday night to keep themselves and their children safe.

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How to respond to depression as a spouse

By Jane Clayson Johnson

Depression can—and often does—seem like a mask overlying your loved one’s true and former self. Feeling that “this is not the person I know” is typical, but depression shouldn’t be allowed to also subvert a caregiver’s authentic self.

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Elder Cook and 3 other Church leaders speak at CES schools; What to expect during this weekend’s 150th anniversary of Young Women celebration

By Lindsey Williams

Editor’s note: “This week from the pulpit” highlights recent messages from General Authorities, General Officers, and leaders of the Church. This story has been updated throughout the week. Find summaries of remarks below or use the hyperlink menu to jump to a specific section.

Teachings of Gordon B. Hinckley Lesson 17: "Continue in the Great Process of Learning"

By Kelly Merrill

For many of us learning is a mixed bag. We may be good at learning or we may struggle to retain information we read. Many of us learn best when we do something versus read about something. But no matter how we prefer to learn, the question we need to answer is “Have we learned to love learning?”