Blessed Are the Peacemakers

Gary E. Stevenson · October 2025 · Saturday Morning Session

Open paragraph (1)

Gratefully, our young men and women are similarly drawn to their Sermon-on-the-Mount moments: seminary, For the Strength of Youth conferences, and Come, Follow Me.

And We Talk of Christ

Gary E. Stevenson · April 2025 · Saturday Evening Session

Open paragraph (1)

We teach that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, and during His earthly ministry, Jesus taught His gospel and established His Church.

Sons and Daughters of God

Rubén V. Alliaud · October 2024 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (1)

“a voice from heaven, saying, This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.”

Accessing God’s Power through Covenants

Dale G. Renlund · April 2023 · Saturday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (3)

The term covenant path refers to a series of covenants whereby we come to Christ and connect to Him.

That They Might Know Thee

Jonathan S. Schmitt · October 2022 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (3)

Dear brothers and sisters, Jesus wants for us to know Him because His is the only name under heaven whereby we can be saved.

We Talk of Christ

Neil L. Andersen · October 2020 · Sunday Morning Session

Open paragraph (1)

We, of course, revere the right of each to choose, yet our Heavenly Father declared, “This is my beloved Son: hear him.” I witness that the day will come when every knee will bow and every tongue confess that Jesus is the Christ.

Ensuring a Righteous Judgment

James R. Rasband · April 2020 · Saturday Morning Session

Open paragraph (4)

Although the Savior has power to mend what we cannot fix, He commands us to do all we can to make restitution as part of our repentance.

The Melchizedek Priesthood and the Keys

Dallin H. Oaks · April 2020 · Saturday Evening Session

Open paragraph (Matthew 6:22; 3)

In His sermon to multitudes recorded in the Bible and in the Book of Mormon, the Savior taught that mortal bodies can be full of light or full of darkness.

Beloved Daughters

Bonnie H. Cordon · October 2019 · Women’s Session

Open paragraph (2)

As a disciple of Jesus Christ, I strive to become like Him.

Take Up Our Cross

Ulisses Soares · October 2019 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (1)

Brothers and sisters, I want to testify to you that taking upon us our cross and following the Savior requires us to follow His example and strive to become like Him, patiently facing the circumstances of life, denying and despising the appetites of the natural man, and waiting on the Lord.

Cleansed by Repentance

Dallin H. Oaks · April 2019 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (Matthew 5:48; 3)

We need to partake of the sacrament each Sabbath day.

Gather Together in One All Things in Christ

David A. Bednar · October 2018 · Saturday Morning Session

Open paragraph (3)

The purpose and purification, the happiness and joy, and the continuing conversion and protection that come from “yielding [our] hearts unto God” and “[receiving] his image in [our] countenances” cannot be obtained merely by performing and checking off all the spiritual things we are supposed to do.

Spiritual Eclipse

Gary E. Stevenson · October 2017 · Saturday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (1)

I understood his comment was more than likely intended as humor.

The Language of the Gospel

Valeri V. Cordón · April 2017 · Saturday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (1)

As children of God, we are imperfect people trying to learn a perfect language.

“Abide in My Love”

D. Todd Christofferson · October 2016 · Saturday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (2)

Beyond rendering the penitent person guiltless and spotless with the promise of being “lifted up at the last day,” there is a second vital aspect of abiding in the love of God.

The Healing Ointment of Forgiveness

Kevin R. Duncan · April 2016 · Saturday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matthew 6:12; 3)

Of all the things the Savior could have said in the Lord’s Prayer, which is remarkably short, it is interesting that He chose to include “And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors” (Matthew 6:12; 3 Nephi 13:11).

Which Way Do You Face?

Lynn G. Robbins · October 2014 · Saturday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matthew 6:24; 3)

When people try to save face with men, they can unwittingly lose face with God.

Eternal Life—to Know Our Heavenly Father and His Son, Jesus Christ

Robert D. Hales · October 2014 · Sunday Morning Session

Open paragraph (3)

Jesus’s mother, Mary, was told she would bring forth “the Son of the Highest.” And when Jesus was a young man, He told His mother that He “must be about [His] Father’s business.” Years later, when the Savior was baptized, Heavenly Father spoke from the heavens, saying, “This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.”

“If Ye Love Me, Keep My Commandments”

Robert D. Hales · April 2014 · Saturday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (1)

Spiritually mature obedience is “the Savior’s obedience.” It is motivated by true love for Heavenly Father and His Son.

The Words We Speak

Rosemary M. Wixom · April 2013 · Sunday Morning Session

Open paragraph (1)

Isn’t that what our Heavenly Father was saying to His Son and to all of us when He said, “This is my beloved Son” and then added, “in whom I am well pleased”?

The Home: The School of Life

Enrique R. Falabella · April 2013 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (1)

Our Father in Heaven is a perfect example of expressing love.

Converted unto the Lord

David A. Bednar · October 2012 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (Matthew 7:7; 3)

Seeking for and obtaining a testimony of spiritual truth requires asking, seeking, and knocking (see Matthew 7:7; 3 Nephi 14:7) with a sincere heart, real intent, and faith in the Savior (see Moroni 10:4).

The Race of Life

Thomas S. Monson · April 2012 · Sunday Morning Session

Open paragraph (1)

God, our Father, and Jesus Christ, our Lord, have marked the way to perfection.

Waiting upon the Lord: Thy Will Be Done

Robert D. Hales · October 2011 · Sunday Morning Session

Open paragraph (3)

Does this mean we will always understand our challenges?

“Daughters in My Kingdom”: The History and Work of Relief Society

Julie B. Beck · October 2010 · General Relief Society Meeting

Open paragraph (1)

Young girls and young women in the Church learn to set goals through the Faith in God and Personal Progress programs, which focus them toward the temple and their future responsibilities.

Our Perfect Example

Henry B. Eyring · October 2009 · Sunday Morning Session

Open paragraph (1)

It may have come when you were baptized.

Finding Strength in Challenging Times!

Allan F. Packer · April 2009 · Saturday Morning Session

Open paragraph (2)

Next, asking for a testimony of truth opens the window of inspiration.

Lessons from the Lord’s Prayers

Russell M. Nelson · April 2009 · Saturday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (1)

The Lord prefaced His prayer by first asking His followers to avoid “vain repetitions” and to pray “after this manner.” Thus, the Lord’s Prayer serves as a pattern to follow and not as a piece to memorize and recite repetitively.

Gospel Teaching—Our Most Important Calling

William D. Oswald · October 2008 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (2)

Joseph Smith said that when the angel Moroni first appeared to him, Joseph “was afraid; but the fear soon left” him.

Gospel Teaching—Our Most Important Calling

William D. Oswald · October 2008 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (2)

Joseph Smith said that when the angel Moroni first appeared to him, Joseph “was afraid; but the fear soon left” him.

“Mom, Are We Christians?”

Gary J. Coleman · April 2007 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (1)

The first restored truth that I learned was the nature of the Godhead.

Repentance and Conversion

Russell M. Nelson · April 2007 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (3)

What does it mean to repent?

The Restoration of All Things

James E. Faust · April 2006 · Sunday Morning Session

Open paragraph (3)

With this falling away, priesthood keys were lost, and some precious doctrines of the Church organized by the Savior were changed.

Couple Missionaries: Blessings from Sacrifice and Service

Robert D. Hales · April 2005 · Saturday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (1)

In considering missionary opportunities, many couples throughout the world have an abundant desire to serve but lack abundant means.

Roots and Branches

Russell M. Nelson · April 2004 · Saturday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (2)

Just as our roots determine to a significant degree who we are, our branches are also an important extension of our identity.

“Come, Follow Me”

William W. Parmley · October 2003 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (Matthew 3:17)

“And lo a voice from heaven, saying, This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased”

Seek, and Ye Shall Find

Craig C. Christensen · April 2003 · Saturday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (1)

One of the most compelling invitations and profound promises given by the Savior is found in the simple phrase “seek, and ye shall find.”

The Tugs and Pulls of the World

Neal A. Maxwell · October 2000 · Saturday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 5:48; 3)

The validation of our worth really comes from knowing who we are, not solely from what we do.

The Witness: Martin Harris

Dallin H. Oaks · April 1999 · Saturday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3:17; 17:5)

Witnesses and witnessing are vital in God’s plan for the salvation of His children.

“He Is Not Here, but Is Risen”

Gordon B. Hinckley · April 1999 · Sunday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3:17)

That ministry began with His baptism in the river Jordan at the hands of His cousin John.

Christians in Belief and Action

Joseph B. Wirthlin · October 1996 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (3)

To repeat, by definition a Christian not only professes belief in the Savior, but a Christian lives and acts according to the teachings and commandments of Jesus Christ.

“Deny Yourselves of All Ungodliness”

Neal A. Maxwell · April 1995 · Sunday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 5:48; 3)

With His perfect, spiritual symmetry, Jesus really is “the way, the truth, and the life,” His way being in such sharp contrast to the world’s ways (John 14:6).

Trying to Be Like Jesus

F. Melvin Hammond · April 1994 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3)

Being obedient to the commandment, He was baptized by immersion in the river Jordan by John the Baptist (see Matt.

A Mighty Change of Heart

Spencer J. Condie · October 1993 · Saturday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 5:48; 3)

The Savior has given each of us the soul-stretching commandment not only to behave ourselves but to become perfect, even as He and His Father are perfect (see Matt.

Your Personal Checklist for a Successful Eternal Flight

Hugh W. Pinnock · October 1993 · Priesthood Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 5:41; 3)

Those of us who are older remember that not all that goes on in school and work is pleasant, nor does it all seem useful and necessary.

“By the Power of His Word Did They Cause Prisons to Tumble”

James M. Paramore · October 1992 · Saturday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 7:12; 3)

The lessons taught by the Savior differ widely from these actions.

“Settle This in Your Hearts”

Neal A. Maxwell · October 1992 · Sunday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 5:48; 3)

Such members accept callings but not all of the accompanying responsibilities; hence, their Church chores must often be done by those already “anxiously engaged.” Some regard themselves as merely “resting” in between Church callings.

The Royal Law

Marion D. Hanks · April 1992 · Saturday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3:17)

from heaven, saying, “This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased”

“Thus Shall My Church Be Called”

Russell M. Nelson · April 1990 · Saturday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 7:12; 3)

A saint is honest and kind, paying financial obligations promptly and fully, treating others as she or he would want to be treated (see Matt.

Some Scriptural Lessons on Leadership

Spencer J. Condie · April 1990 · Saturday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 5:48; 3)

Note the reference to the “process of time.” A great leader must have high expectations, tempered with patience.

An Invitation to Exaltation

Thomas S. Monson · April 1988 · Sunday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 5:48; 3)

God, our Father, and Jesus Christ, our Lord, have marked the way to perfection.

Patience, a Key to Happiness

Joseph B. Wirthlin · April 1987 · Saturday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 5:48; 3)

To the Latter-day Saints, the Lord gave patience as one of the divine attributes that qualifies a person for the ministry (see D&C 4:6), he counseled them to be patient in their afflictions (see D&C 24:8; 31:9; 54:10; 98:23–24), and he admonished them to make their decisions in patience (see D&C 107:30).

The Father, Son, and Holy Ghost

Gordon B. Hinckley · October 1986 · Sunday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3:17)

I thank Him for the light and knowledge and understanding He has bestowed upon His children.

“Called and Prepared from the Foundation of the World”

Neal A. Maxwell · April 1986 · Priesthood Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 5:48; 3)

In 1833, information also came indicating that Jesus grew from “grace to grace” until He received a fulness.

“By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them”

Dean L. Larsen · October 1985 · Sunday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3:17)

In addition to the record of the good works performed by the Savior, we are given the personal affirmation and testimony of the Eternal Father regarding Jesus’ divine nature and calling.

“Out of Obscurity”

Neal A. Maxwell · October 1984 · Saturday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3:17; 17:5; 3)

The fundamental outline is in place now, however.

“Out of Obscurity”

Neal A. Maxwell · October 1984 · Saturday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3:17; 17:5; 3)

The fundamental outline is in place now, however.

“By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them”

Royden G. Derrick · October 1984 · Sunday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3:17)

And a voice from heaven is heard saying, “This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.”

The Keys of the Kingdom

Bruce R. McConkie · April 1983 · Saturday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3:17)

It is that John for whom the heavens opened and who saw the Holy Ghost descend in bodily form, in quiet serenity like a dove, and rest upon the One of whom the Divine Voice then said: “This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.” (Matt.

Creator and Savior

Mark E. Petersen · April 1983 · Sunday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3:17)

We even have the word of our Eternal Heavenly Father.

“O, Divine Redeemer”

Neal A. Maxwell · October 1981 · Saturday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 19:14; 3)

Cannot the childless who crave children count on His empathy?

Opposition to the Work of God

Carlos E. Asay · October 1981 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 5:44; 3)

Pray for your enemies.

The True Way of Life and Salvation

Spencer W. Kimball · April 1978 · Saturday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3:17)

Jesus Christ has influenced humanity more than anyone else who ever lived.

“Be Not Faithless”

Gordon B. Hinckley · April 1978 · Sunday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3:17)

Believe that John the Baptist spoke by the power of revelation when he declared of Jesus, “Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world.” (John 1:29.) And that it was the voice of the Almighty that declared above the waters of Jordan, “This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.” (Matt.

Family Communications

Marvin J. Ashton · April 1976 · Sunday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3:17)

How significant are God’s words when he took the time to vocalize his feelings with, “This is my beloved Son,” yes, even the powerful communication, “This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.” (Matt.

Who Is Jesus?

Eldred G. Smith · April 1976 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3:17; 17:5)

a voice from heaven declared, “This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.”

Easter Thoughts

Delbert L. Stapley · April 1976 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3:17)

John the Baptist, the forerunner of Christ, was given a sign by which he could recognize the Son of God.

Ocean Currents and Family Influences

Spencer W. Kimball · October 1974 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3:17)

I know that the Lord lives—that God who was with Adam, that God who came to the banks of the Jordan River to say, “This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased” (Matt.

What Does Jesus Mean to Modern Man?

David B. Haight · April 1974 · Saturday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3:17)

Responses to this question will vary when Easter is celebrated next Sunday throughout the so-called Christian world.

The Witnesses of Christ

S. Dilworth Young · October 1973 · Saturday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3:17)

Then John witnessed that the Holy Ghost fell upon Jesus like a dove, and he heard the voice of the Father from heaven say: “This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.” (Matt.

When I Read, I Am There

S. Dilworth Young · April 1973 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3:17)

I am thrilled when I read of the scene at Jordan.

Light and Knowledge to the World

Joseph Anderson · October 1972 · Friday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (Matt. 3:17)

a voice from heaven was heard saying: “This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.”