Elder Corbitt of the Seventy explores whether we are justified in accusing our brethren of the past of racism, even if the accusations are true.
Sister Snyder asserts that both men and women have been invited to lead out and are more able to as we understand the power of our covenants.
Dr. Peterson wants to raise his voice on behalf of Brigham Young, who has always taken heavy criticism- even among members of the Church.
From her unique position as an insider of both Evangelicals and Latter-day Saints, Jennifer offers insight into why common ground is hard to find.
Brother Christiansen offers insight and practical suggestions for preparing youth to attend the temple for the first time.
Sister Squire speaks from her experience as a Latter-day Saint influencer on how to make a difference on Social Media.
As an influencer who tries to share truths about the temple, Emma offers ideas for introducing children to the covenants of the temple.
As an expert on Pitman Shorthand, LaJean Carruth provides a view of Brigham Young that has been previously unavailable – through his own words.
Four religious educators offer insight into how to strengthen the faith of young adults and teenagers.
Sarah talks about building the tools we need to out-maneuver the Adversary in this battle of wits so that we can return home to our Father with our testimonies secure.
Skyler addresses how we can remove barriers, show our concern for our brothers and sisters, and still remain true to our covenants while engaging in LGBTQ conversations.
“Not By Bread Alone: Stories of the Saints in Africa” is a film series exploring the lives of African Saints who thirsted for tranquility and found personal peace in the gospel of Jesus Christ.
How do we help our young people avoid deception, or keep them from “stumb[ling] exceedingly”? We keep the “plain and precious” parts of the gospel front and center in their lives.
How can we recognize and protect against media manipulation? Parker discusses some pitfalls and solutions to discerning between truth and error. It is our job to find truth.
Brother Thayne explores four distinct worldviews—expressive, prosperity, therapeutic, and redemptive gospels—revealing the subtle ways in which our core values shape our perceptions.
Discussion of the garments of the Holy Priesthood from the perspective of a convert to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Brief summary of results from the 2023 Current and Former Latter-day Saints Survey, specifically results related to Jonathan Haidt’s Moral Foundations Theory.
CES Letters launched in 2024 as a multimedia ministry that seeks to respond faithfully, hopefully, and charitably both to Jeremy Runnels, author of the CES Letter (2013), and anyone else who shares his questions, concerns, and desires for sound, informed answers.
This presentation highlights some of the big takeaways from the Joseph Smith Papers project. These include insights about the Prophet’s life and character as well as perspectives on the Church’s efforts to better understand its own early history.
This session will review the recent details and controversies, and discuss the legal, strategic, ethical, and spiritual topics that arise from this historically unique set of circumstances.
Parenting in a time of war is not for the faint of heart. But here we are.
2033 is the 2,000th anniversary of the Resurrection and Pentecost.
We can learn to be resilient in Jesus Christ and deal with any opposition that comes our way. We are here on earth not just to endure to the end, but to find Joy.
In today’s world, where conflict and division often take center stage, the call for peacemakers has never been more crucial, as Carol Rice illustrates.
Once, criticisms of the Church were discussed by those few people who read the books written by professional critics. Now those old criticisms have been resurrected and repackaged on the Internet.
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