Discovering Your Divine Individuality
Julie Crockett assures us that our uniqueness and divine individuality are only magnified as we work toward attaining Christlike attributes.
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.
Successfully Failing: Pursuing Our Quest for Perfection
Failure is an essential part of our quest for perfection. By trusting in God and in the Atonement, we can turn our failures into successes.
Looking Toward the Mark
Are we looking toward the mark—toward our goal of perfection? Or are we satisfied just trying to stay "in the lines" of the commandments?
A Complete Look at Perfect
"The older I get the more I am convinced that all sin—all of it—has its roots in the dirty soil of self-gratification and self-absorption."
Perfecting the Saints
Perfecting the Saints is part of the mission of the Church. Elder Jacob de Jager offers basic principles that help us as we strive to reach this lofty goal.
Some Lessons I Learned from Living Sixty Years
Elder Dean L. Larsen shares profound lessons with BYU students about living life and the gospel gleaned from his years of experience.
Having a Form of Godliness
Are we sometimes guilty of portraying a righteous appearance but lacking true spiritual substance? Spencer J. Condie explores the essence of real godliness.
Finding Facets of the Fullness
John S. Staley explores facets of the fullness of the gospel that have blessed his life since his conversion to the Church of Jesus Christ.
Be Ye Therefore Perfect
The way to become perfect is to change your life—to substitute the good for the evil in every case. Changes can come best if we take one item at a time.
Hello, in There
Thank you, President Lewis, so very much for that generous introduction. Thank you, Brother Downs, for that beautiful music. Thank you, my brothers and sisters, for sharing this hour with me. The introduction made me reflect back on my life. Many of the events mentioned in it sound better in the telling than in the doing, but I’m grateful that they would be mentioned. What We See Versus What We…
