Inspiring Shorts
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Inspiring Short: Why We Climb | Michael A. Dunn
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Inspiring Short: On Failing and Finishing | Cassy Budd
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Inspiring Short: Children of the Same God | Lloyd D. Newell
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Inspiring Short: Somebody to Stand by You | Jeffrey R. Holland
By Study & By Faith
Jesus Christ Is Our Rock and Covenants Are Our Anchors
Choose to anchor yourself to Jesus Christ, our Rock, by covenant—then climb and ascend by Him, with Him, and through Him.
“Fear Not, Little Flock”
Overcome fear through Christ. Look to Him, believe, and act in faith, knowing pain and belief can coexist as you trust His power and love.
Finding Peace Amidst Uncertainty
Our covenant relationships with God help us feel peace through the earthquakes of life. We can feel His love even when facing uncertainty.
The Entire Church Shall Take Hold of Christ
To take hold of Christ, we must overcome fear, form relationships, listen to others, use our gifts for good, protect children, and trust God.
Preparing for Life’s Unexpected Storms
Peggy S. Worthen reminds us not only that we must prepare for life's unexpected storms but also that we are not alone when facing them.
Vaulting to Greater Heights: Replacing Fear with Lasting Peace
Melissa Western shares how she came to know the Savior, and her testimony that we can each replace our fear with lasting peace from Him.
The Messy Middle of Revelation
Tracianne B. Neilsen describes "the messy middle of revelation." We can hear God better through things like self-care and gratitude.
Why Mountains?
Hiking the Grand Tetons, Michael Dunn learned how climbing mountains—literal and metaphorical—helps us develop strength, courage, and faith.
Lessons from Roses: Trust Yourself and Trust God
When others question your beliefs and choices, it is tempting to panic and doubt yourself. Instead, trust in the things you know to be true.
Fear Not
The adversary wants us to doubt God, doubt ourselves, and be afraid of the future. But God declares that we can choose faith over fear.
On Failing and Finishing
We needn't be paralyzed by our mistakes. Failure helps us learn and pushes us to rely on the help of the Savior.
The Power of Your Words
"Faith works by words," said Joseph Smith. Replacing self-doubt with power words can remove fear and increase performance in your life.
“Daddy, Is Jesus Real?” Overcoming Fear through Faith in Christ
God is real. His Son is real. Our faith in them is strengthened as we learn more completely about them and have sacred experiences with them.
Fear Not
Lloyd D. Newell teaches that in order to overcome fear we must have hope, develop love, turn to God, and trust Him.
Some Lessons on Faith and Fear
Gregory Clark teaches about the relationship between faith and fear. They oppose each other and cannot be present in the same moment.
Terror, Triumph, and a Wedding Feast
When we are tempted to be overcome by the terror of the last days, may we remember the faith of past prophets—and of God—in us.
The Morning Breaks, the Shadows Flee
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Fear Not, Little Flock
Financial worries, academic stress, and other struggles are inevitable for college students—we need not fear, because Christ is our Shepherd.
Fear Not
Patricia Holland reminds students that often fear is our greatest enemy. As we follow the scriptural admonition to "fear not," our faith is magnified.
Crown Jewels and Royal Purple
Two different types of fear are discussed: the fear of sin because of punishment and the fear of sin because it prevents being with God.
The Futility of Fear
Derek A. Cuthbert discusses the futility of fear by pointing out that whether it be key to overcoming any kind of fear is to have great faith.
For Times of Trouble
Trouble will come, but discouragement doesn't have to. If we prepare ourselves through patient and faithful discipleship, we‘ll get through.
The Dangers of Extremism, Fanaticism, and Skepticism
Donald Q. Cannon teaches that we need to balance study and faith, and that all virtues can become vices in the realm of extremism.
