“By Faith All Things Are Fulfilled"

by Aubrey Barzee

Come, Follow Me

As part of mortality, we all find ourselves carrying the heavy load of comparison. In our own limited perspective, we sometimes have the tendency to compare our faults to others’ strengths.

“That Evil May Be Done Away”

by Lyndie Jackson

Come, Follow Me

I often compare the journey of the Jaredites to the promised land to that of Lehi’s family hundreds of years later. The journey for the Jaredites seems so much smoother in comparison.

“Rend That Veil of Unbelief”

by Kamryn Maughan

Come, Follow Me

Now more than ever we must rely on God through revelation, and there are so many amazing blessings that await us when we commune with our Heavenly Father!

“Expanding My Understanding of Church History”

by Maddie Christensen

Volunteer Spotlights

Meet Sister Cammie Garner, a service missionary who volunteers for the Wilford Woodruff Papers Project. 

“I Speak unto You as If Ye Were Present”

by Bekah Marriott

Come, Follow Me

One of the wonderful promises we learn about in the Book of Mormon is how applicable its teachings are to all people throughout time.

Asking Big Questions: Why Should I Do Family History?

by Michelle Pack

Big Questions

Time is at a premium these days. Between school, homework, sports, jobs, and so much more, it seems like there isn’t extra time to do something like family history work. But what if doing family history work were easy or came with a blessing? Well, it can be, and it does.

“I Would That I Could Persuade All . . . to Repent”

by Maddie Christensen

Come, Follow Me

In Mormon chapters 1–6, we read about the complete disintegration of civilization due to the people’s wickedness and their rejection of God’s teachings.

“There Could Not Be a Happier People”

by Garry Weiss

Come, Follow Me

Recently I attended a priesthood lesson focused on Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf’s talk “A Higher Joy.” The teacher began the lesson with this question: “What brings you joy and happiness?”

“My Kindness Shall Not Depart from Thee”

by Lyndie Jackson

Come, Follow Me

When Christ visited the Nephites, He made it clear that though the righteous among them had been preserved, they still had much to change. He showed His love to them by correcting their misunderstandings and helping them work through their shortcomings.