October 2021

Sister Cordon teaches that we are children of God and that our eternal purpose is to bring others to Christ.

Elder Gong teaches that trust is an act of faith and that as we trust in God and each other, we receive heaven’s blessings.

Elder Villanueva uses the examples of the Savior, Nephi, and a young missionary to show how we can face adversity with joy and compassion.

Elder Nash teaches us to share the gospel in normal and natural ways so that we and those we share with can have joy and many other blessings.

Elder Nielson teaches that the Savior has the power to heal our hearts and sustain us through our trials as well as heal our bodies.

Elder Cook shares five of Jesus Christ’s teachings that can help us lessen contention and find peace in today’s challenging times.

President Nelson refers to work on the Salt Lake Temple foundation to teach how temple ordinances and covenants strengthen our spiritual foundation.

Elder Meredith uses the story of Peter walking on water to teach that if we focus on Christ and beware of distractions, we can be rescued.

Elder Kopischke shares some observations about mental illness, based on some of the trials his own family has gone through.

Elder Gilbert teaches that regardless of our circumstances, the Lord can help us reach our ultimate potential.

Elder Dunn teaches that each effort to repent, no matter how small it may seem, can bring great blessings.

Elder Schmeil teaches that we can become better disciples of Jesus Christ as we ask, act, and study.

Elder Douglas teaches that we face adversity best by having faith in Jesus Christ and keeping His commandments.

Elder Holland teaches us to love God and follow Him completely.

Elder Andersen teaches about the importance of using the revealed name of the Church.

President Oaks teaches the blessings of belonging to the Church of Jesus Christ.

Brother Wilcox teaches that we do not need to be perfect to have the grace and atoning power of Jesus Christ in our lives.

Elder Christofferson teaches that the commandments represent God’s love for us and mark the path of healing, happiness, peace, and joy.

Bishop Budge reports on the Church’s recent humanitarian efforts and teaches that our sacrifices in these and other efforts are consecrated gifts to the Lord.

President Ballard teaches us how we can show that we love the Savior above all worldly things by believing in Him, serving Him, and serving others.

Elder Giuffra invites us to enjoy the blessings that come from having faith in Jesus Christ.

Elder Sikahema teaches the blessings that can come when we live the gospel and do things in proper order.

Elder Rasband shares seven “things of his soul”—precious principles that give purpose to his life as a disciple of Jesus Christ.

Elder Stevenson uses stories from four Latter-day Saints to illustrate ways we can fulfill our divinely appointed responsibilities.