The Daily

We are not imposters. We need to remember our loving Heavenly Father. He knows everything about us, from our best to our worst, and he loves us anyway.—Not an Imposter

As we examine our lives, we can choose to find gratitude for the goodness and the blessings that come with difficulty and disappointment.—Finding Gratitude

It’s easy to look at changes and wonder how God could be unchangeable. But these changes reflect our understanding and preparedness for a higher law, not a change in God or his doctrines and principles.—Truth and Change

Life can be hard. But when we keep an eternal perspective, we can choose to remember that opposition in all things is part of Heavenly Father’s plan for us.—The Bitter and the Sweet

How can we learn to "sleep when the wind blows?" We must build our lives on the foundation that is Jesus Christ, our Redeemer.—When the Wind Blows

Are we making use of today's ever-expanding knowledge? Are we learning out of the best books? Are we seeking after the things of God?—Nothing Shall Be Withheld

As we recognize our divine heritage, we will be better able to prioritize our lives. We will store up treasures in heaven instead of here on earth.—This World Is Not My Home

Paying tithing is an expression of love and gratitude to a generous and merciful Heavenly Father. We need to remember that really, we’re not giving him 10%. He’s giving us 90%.—tithing

a life-size replica of the ancient Tabernacle of Moses was created. Everything about the structure helped ancient Israelites orient their lives toward the Messiah. Touring the tabernacle was an eye-opening and faith-strengthening experience—Touring the Tabernacle

We always have the option to return to what we were taught is right. It may take time. Loved ones may not change in this life. But the opportunity is always there.—When He Is Grown, He Will Not Depart from It

There is no justification in sacrificing our integrity just because we think that everyone else is doing the same things we are. God expects us to live according to his standards, and his commandments, not the world’s.—Exactness and Honor

When we face struggles and trials, we often visit counselors. And getting the help we need is always a good choice. But Jesus Christ is the ultimate counselor. He knows how to succor his people.—Counsel with the Lord

All ten virgins represent believers, members of Christ’s church. Their lamps represent spiritual preparedness, from faith and testimonies to good works. So how can we make sure we have enough oil in our own lamps?—The Parable of the Ten Virgins

If not for Pahoran’s graciousness and Christlike example, there might have been large rift between the Nephites’ two top leaders. Let’s remember to emulate Pahoran whenever we may hear things that could flare our tempers, and assume the good.—Pahoran’s Patience

We need to get to and stay on spiritual high ground. As we remain strong in our covenants and close to the promptings of the Lord, we will be prepared to resist Satan's “flaxen cords,” as the prophet Nephi called them.—Spiritual High Ground

Words have power to hurt or to heal, to bring down, or to raise up. And the words we say to ourselves are quite possibly the most powerful words of all.—The Power of Words

None of us is perfect. We shouldn’t expect it of ourselves or of others. But we can always try a little harder to be a little better.—When You Feel You Don't Fit In

I’ve noticed big changes in my life as I’ve developed these habits, and I hope you have, too. If you weren’t able to participate in these challenges, why not give them a try?—General Conference Challenge Followup

Sometimes, we mistakenly think of repentance as a punishment, but it’s not like that at all. Instead, it’s a way for us to become free from the punishment that would otherwise be ours, thanks to the power of the atonement of Jesus Christ.—Divine Discontent

We need to make use of repentance and the Atonement of Jesus Christ when dealing with difficult emotions.—Dealing with Difficult Emotions

Reading Luke 2 on Christmas Day can become a beautiful traditon. Take some time today to remember the birth of our Savior.—Birth of Christ

Handel's Messiah is a wonderful reminder of our Savior, Jesus Christ.—Handel's Messiah

This Christmas season, remember Mary. Remember her purity, her faith, and her courage. But most of all, remember her love for God and his Only Begotton Son.—Mary, the Mother of Jesus

We tend to say that the true spirit of Christmas isn’t about getting, but about giving. And there is certainly truth to that.—The Spirit of Receiving

Our bodies and their abilities are testaments to God's existence and power.—Your Body Is a Temple

While our knowledge about our Mother in Heaven may be limited, we know she is there, loving us and wanting us to succeed.—Heavenly Mother

It’s important to remember that all of Heavenly Father’s directions are for our good. He knows best how we can be healthy and happy.—Healthy Habits

Many prophets since the beginning of time have declared that a Messiah would come. Many signs have been given—Prophecies of the Birth of Christ

Many New Year's traditions have one thing in common: They represent sending out the old and welcoming the new. They represent hope for good things to come—Looking Ahead for the New Year

In Leo Tolstoy's classic story, an old shoemaker is taught that when he serves those around him, he is serving the Savior. This Christmas season, let's seek for ways to show love to the Savior by serving those who need us.—The Story of the Old Shoemaker

What better time than this Christmas season to remember the testimony of apostles and prophets, who are called to bear witness of Jesus Christ, and the gift of the atonement? Let's remember our Reedemer's matchless gift.—The Living Christ

Let’s follow the example of the wise men and seek Christ always, even when it may be difficult or challenging to do so.—The Wise Men

Light is representative of Christ and truth. Let us seek for the light of Christ this season, and always—Lights in the Heavens

We know Joseph was a carpenter and a descendant of King David, but what else do we know about him?—The Faith of Joseph

One of the most wonderful things about Christmas music is the reminder at this time of year of heavenly choirs appearing to shepherds watching their flocks, and of angels singing peace on earth, good will toward men.—Christmas Music

It is important that we remember that the focus of all our worship is Jesus Christ. The Savior is truly the keystone of our religion, and the reason for the Christmas season.—We Rejoice in Christ

When we are joyful, let us remember the service of Christ, seek out those who may be hurting, work to understand them, and lift up the hands that hang down this Christmas season.—When Holidays are Difficult

My favorite thing about A Christmas Carol is the reminder that we can choose to change. We are each made up in part by our experiences, but sometimes we allow a painful or difficult past to define us.—A Christmas Carol

I love the decorations and joys that come at Christmas time. I love how these things remind me of Christ, and how they can help us make him the focus of the season.—Christmas Time

Over the past few years, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has started a service hashtag for the month of December: Light the World. Millions of people around the world have participated in their invitation to serve.—Light the World with Service

Every year, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints broadcasts a Christmas devotional from the Conference Center on Temple Square in Salt Lake City. It will be broadcast on Sunday, December 2, at 6:00 p.m. Mountain Standard time.—Christmas Devotional Announcement

It is always better to be responsible than to be right. Surrendering blame is also surrendering control. Let’s instead choose to take control of our lives.—Accountability at Work

There is power in accepting responsibility. As we accept the consequences of our actions, we will be prepared to make better choices and constantly improve.—Be 100 Percent Responsible

If we truly love our brother, we will serve him. We will live our lives with love for the Savior, showing by our actions that we obey God’s laws, inviting others to come and share in the joy.—Obedience and Love

A temple of God is the most sacred place on earth. Each temple is engraved with the phrases, “Holiness to the Lord,” and “The House of the Lord” near its entrance. We need the ongoing strengthening and tutoring that comes in the temple.—New Temples

It is through the strait and narrow path that we find success in any area. In a spiritual sense, it’s how we find our way back home.—Broad Roads

The scriptures tell us to be grateful countless times. And practicing gratitude actually can rewire your brain. Remember, “It is not happy people who are thankful. It is thankful people who are happy.”—Give Thanks

We received several historic announcements this October. The church block was changed, women received four challenges from the prophet, and twelve new temples were announced.—General Conference Highlights

For some, there may seem to be no escape from addiction to pornography. But the atonement of Jesus Christ has healing power.—Addiction and the Healing Power of the Atonement

When we grow frustrated at the things we do not yet understand, let’s remember that we are still learning. As we continue to seek knowledge through study and also by faith, it will be given, line upon line, precept upon precept.—Line upon Line