The Daily

Sometimes, we confuse stress or disorganization as being busy. Let’s remember, instead, to make use of the time we are given. If our time feels too short, perhaps we need to reevaluate what we are choosing to fill it with.—Anxiously Engaged in a Good Cause

You may have heard that the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints recently released the first volume in a new history series called Saints: The Story of the Church of Jesus Christ in the Latter Days.—saints

Because of the great atonement of Jesus Christ, we are never truly alone. Let us remember his sacrifice, and turn to him.—None Were with Him

Anna and Simeon may have seen the infant Jesus, but we can all receive a witness of Christ's divinity through the Holy Ghost.—Witnesses of Christ's Birth

Let’s have more compassion. More charity. More love. Especially for those close to us. Let's assume the good, and doubt the bad.—Assume the Good

We sometimes have a tendency to consider commandments as restrictions, but that is not the case. Commandments are a way for us to know what Heavenly Father expects of us. They have been given to guide us back home.—Crowned with Commandments

It can try our faith when promised blessings seem to go unfulfilled. But we must remember that everything is done in the Lord’s way, and in the Lord’s timing.—Healing the Sick

Reading about the Nephite pride cycle in The Book of Mormon, it always felt to me like changes happened so quickly. In the space of only a few years, the Nephites would go from being a really righteous people to being thoroughly wicked.—The Pride Cycle in The Book of Mormon

We sometimes feel on the spot when presented with a grieving friend or family member. We might even want to get the conversation back to general pleasantries as fast as we can. But when life gets hard, we need each other the most.—Mourn with Those that Mourn

It doesn’t make sense for anyone to be on cloud nine all the time. If you don’t experience highs and lows, you must be superhuman! Remember that the lows in life help us to enjoy the good times.—Come What May and Love It

Over the summer, lightning caused several dangerous wildfires in southern Utah County. The community rose up to help in large numbers, and it was wonderful to see what helpers can do.—Look for the Helpers

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced earlier this year that they’ll be compiling a new hymnbook and a new children’s hymnbook. President Russell M. Nelson taught, “Worthy music is powerful.—Announcing a New Hymnbook

Death and other endings are painful, and seem almost foreign to us. This is because we are eternal beings. Eternity is not made of endings, but of everlasting beginnings.—Endings Are Not Our Destiny

Those around us have the same divine heritage that we have. We are all children of God. Let's remember to treat each other with love and kindness.—Our Divine Heritage

We need to be aware of the needs and wants and desires of people around us, but still live our lives according to the light of Christ, no matter what everyone else does.—In the World but not of the World

As we grow up and grow older, we become more aware of others around us. Our understanding and perspective grow and change.—I Understood as a Child

Sometimes, we feel like we don’t get answers to our prayers. But often, this can be because we’re not asking for the right things.—The Supernal Gift of Prayer

Addictions can have lasting effects on our relationships, but there is hope, healing, and peace through the atonement of Jesus Christ. If you or a loved one is struggling with an addiction, you can visit addictionrecovery.lds.org.—12 Principles for Spouse and Family: God Supports Us

Those of us who are religious sometimes get stressed about what we are supposed to be doing with our lives. We know God has a plan for us, and we sometimes worry that we are messing it up.—God's Plan for You

The gospel of Jesus Christ is centered on relationships. But our relationship with our Father in Heaven and Jesus Christ are the most important relationship we can cultivate.—Maintaining a Relationship with God

Listening is one of the key points to following direction given by that Spirit.—The Holy Spirit: Feeling the Holy Ghost

Through the help of Jesus Christ, Heather became willing to accept treatment for her depression and learned to live a more joyful life.—His Grace: Living with Depression

There’s no need to compare ourselves against others. We are only measured against ourselves. What is our potential? Where did we start? How can we grow?—Bible Videos: The Parable of the Talents

When we go through difficult times in our lives, we sometimes feel worn out, or even ruined. We may feel forgotten, or like no one could love or appreciate us again. But like this old piano, our worth has not diminished.—Mormon Messages: A Piano's Purpose

There is a sure way to know truth. “By the power of the Holy Ghost ye may know the truth of all things.” If we plant the seed of truth in our hearts, it will grow.—Recognizing Truth

Service comes in many forms. Sometimes, the smallest acts of service can make a big difference in the lives of those around us.—Mormon Messages: The Good Samaritan