What would it have been like to be a disciple of Christ in ancient Israel?

The darkness some of us grew up in was never part of us. We are worthy and loved!

Revelation is not a one-and-done, so have no fear of missing out. Anything the Lord reveals, He is willing to teach His disciples again and again, until we are able to incorporate it into our lives.

The Lord could remove all the challenges from our lives. But if we never faced things too hard to do alone, how would we learn to reach out to Him for help?

Adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse may need support from friends and family who recognize their unlimited potential as beloved children of God.

Want to help defeat evil and gather the Lord's Covenant people? Share your testimony of Jesus Christ!

Is God calling you to make a difference in the world through your service? Don't let fear hold you back!

Knowing we aren't alone while struggling through our mortal trials gives us hope. And hope gives us the strength to carry on.

Viktor Frankl wrote, in Man's Search for Meaning, that if there is meaning in life, there is meaning in suffering. Suffering's purpose is to help us become acquainted with God.

Jesus Christ really did atone for all our sins, and we don't have to suffer for those sins if we repent and come unto Him. Pain, sorrow, and regret can be washed away by his sacrifice for us.

In one of my darkest moments, I found evidence of the Lord's love in a single layer of sparkling snowflakes. Even the smallest, most ephemeral creations testify of Jesus Christ's love for us!

Jesus Christ is there waiting, holding out his arms to comfort, bless and protect us, but we have to go to Him.

The gospel of Jesus Christ brings with an incandescent hope! We are never alone in our mortal trials. Our Savior Jesus Christ is there for us.

A Martin Handcart company survivor testified that his suffering, the price that he paid to become acquainted with God, was a privilege to pay. He was grateful for it. When he was so weak from illness and starvation that he could barely walk, he would tell himself, I can pull my handcart to the next patch of sand or next incline, and then I have to stop. But he found when he reached that sand or that incline, the cart started pushing him. He looked behind him many times but ne