Blessed Are the Peacemakers

Gary E. Stevenson · October 2025 · Saturday Morning Session

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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.

Adorned with the Virtue of Temperance

Ulisses Soares · October 2025 · Sunday Morning Session

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The Savior’s ministry on earth was marked by the virtue of temperance in all aspects of His character.

Following Christ

Dallin H. Oaks · October 2024 · Saturday Morning Session

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The Book of Mormon frequently declares that Christ is “the light of the world.” During His appearance to the Nephites, the risen Lord explained that teaching by telling them: “I have set an example for you.” “I am the light which ye shall hold up—that which ye have seen me do.” He is our role model.

“I Am He”

Jeffrey R. Holland · October 2024 · Sunday Morning Session

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The second characteristic of Jesus’s divine charity was His obedience to every word that proceeded from God’s mouth, always aligning His will and behavior with that of His Heavenly Father.

“Murmur Not”

Neal A. Maxwell · October 1989 · Sunday Afternoon Session

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Murmuring seems to come so naturally to the natural man.

God Knows and Loves You

Alan T. Phillips · October 2023 · Saturday Afternoon Session

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Your life has meaning and purpose.

WeAre The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Reyna I. Aburto · April 2022 · Saturday Morning Session

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“And … whosoever is of my church, and endureth of my church to the end, him will I establish upon my rock.”

Fear Not: Believe Only!

Jeffrey R. Holland · April 2022 · Saturday Afternoon Session

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Because each of you in this audience is precious to God and to this Church, I close with this special apostolic declaration.

Jesus Christ: The Caregiver of Our Soul

Ulisses Soares · April 2021 · Sunday Morning Session

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My dear friends, I testify to you that as we genuinely repent of our sins, we allow the atoning sacrifice of Christ to become wholly effective in our life.

Ensuring a Righteous Judgment

James R. Rasband · April 2020 · Saturday Morning Session

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It is these truths that would have brought Alma peace.

The Finest Homes

L. Whitney Clayton · April 2020 · Sunday Afternoon Session

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Third, fine homes follow the blueprint created by the Lord for His finest home, the temple.

We Can Do Better and Be Better

Russell M. Nelson · April 2019 · General Priesthood Session

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Nothing is more liberating, more ennobling, or more crucial to our individual progression than is a regular, daily focus on repentance.

All Must Take upon Them the Name Given of the Father

Paul B. Pieper · October 2018 · Saturday Afternoon Session

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The sacrament is a weekly reminder that taking upon us the name of Jesus Christ is a living and continuing commitment, not a single event that happens once only on the day of our baptism.

Value beyond Measure

Joy D. Jones · October 2017 · General Women’s Session

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lo, he shall suffer temptations, and pain of body, hunger, thirst, and fatigue, even more than man can suffer, except it be unto death; for behold, blood cometh from every pore, so great shall be his anguish for the wickedness and the abominations of his people.”

The Living Bread Which Came Down from Heaven

D. Todd Christofferson · October 2017 · Saturday Morning Session

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First, we understand that in sacrificing His flesh and blood, Jesus atoned for our sins and overcame death, both physical and spiritual.

That Your Joy Might Be Full

Jean B. Bingham · October 2017 · Sunday Morning Session

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As you study Christ’s life and teachings in a myriad of ways, your faith in Him will increase.

The Beauty of Holiness

Carol F. McConkie · April 2017 · General Women’s Session

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According to the inspired words of King Benjamin, those who become saints through the Atonement of Jesus Christ are those who are submissive, meek, humble, patient, and full of love, as the Savior is.

“Abide in My Love”

D. Todd Christofferson · October 2016 · Saturday Afternoon Session

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Let us consider the cost of God’s precious love.

There Is Power in the Book

LeGrand R. Curtis Jr. · October 2016 · Priesthood Session

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The greatest power of the Book of Mormon is its impact in bringing us closer to Jesus Christ.

The Sacrament and the Atonement

James J. Hamula · October 2014 · Sunday Morning Session

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With torn and broken bread, we signify that we remember the physical body of Jesus Christ—a body that was buffeted with pains, afflictions, and temptations of every kind, a body that bore a burden of anguish sufficient to bleed at every pore, a body whose flesh was torn and whose heart was broken in crucifixion.

Decisions for Eternity

Russell M. Nelson · October 2013 · Sunday Afternoon Session

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In our day civil governments have a vested interest in protecting marriage because strong families constitute the best way of providing for the health, education, welfare, and prosperity of rising generations.

The Divine Gift of Repentance

D. Todd Christofferson · October 2011 · Saturday Afternoon Session

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“That ye turn to the Lord with all your mind, might, and strength” (Alma 39:12–13; see also Mosiah 7:33; 3 Nephi 20:26; Mormon 9:6).

The Miracle of the Atonement

C. Scott Grow · April 2011 · Sunday Afternoon Session

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His life as He suffered “even more than man can suffer, except it be unto death; for behold, blood cometh from every pore, so great [was] his anguish for the wickedness and the abominations of his people.”

His Arm Is Sufficient

Barbara Thompson · April 2009 · Sunday Morning Session

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Throughout His mortal life the Savior taught that we should care for one another and help one another.

None Were with Him

Jeffrey R. Holland · April 2009 · Sunday Morning Session

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Of course others among the believers had their difficult moments as well.

Scriptural Witnesses

Russell M. Nelson · October 2007 · Saturday Afternoon Session

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What about the New Testament?

I Will Strengthen Thee; I Will Help Thee

Barbara Thompson · October 2007 · General Relief Society Meeting

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“And lo, he shall suffer temptations, and pain of body, hunger, thirst, and fatigue, even more than man can suffer, except it be unto death.”

Repentance and Conversion

Russell M. Nelson · April 2007 · Sunday Afternoon Session

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The next step is restitution—to repair damage done—if possible.

The Gathering of Scattered Israel

Russell M. Nelson · October 2006 · Sunday Morning Session

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Anciently, the Lord blessed Father Abraham with a promise to make his posterity a chosen people.

How Firm Our Foundation

Russell M. Nelson · April 2002 · Sunday Afternoon Session

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Central to that plan was the Atonement of Jesus Christ.

The Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ

Boyd K. Packer · October 2001 · Sunday Morning Session

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The certainty of life after death;

“To Bear Testimony of Mine Only Begotten”

L. Aldin Porter · April 2001 · Saturday Afternoon Session

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“And he shall be called Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the Father of heaven and earth, the Creator of all things from the beginning” (Mosiah 3:7–8).

“An High Priest of Good Things to Come”

Jeffrey R. Holland · October 1999 · Saturday Afternoon Session

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Because Christ’s eyes were unfailingly fixed on the future, He could endure all that was required of Him, suffer as no man can suffer except it be “unto death,” as King Benjamin said, look upon the wreckage of individual lives and the promises of ancient Israel lying in ruins around Him, and still say then and now, “Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.” How could He do this?

Healing Soul and Body

Robert D. Hales · October 1998 · Saturday Morning Session

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lo, he shall suffer temptations, and pain of body, hunger, thirst, and fatigue, even more than man can suffer, except it be unto death; for behold, blood cometh from every pore, so great shall be his anguish for the wickedness and the abominations of his people”

The Aaronic Priesthood and the Sacrament

Dallin H. Oaks · October 1998 · Priesthood Session

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“The word ‘angel’ is used in the scriptures for any heavenly being bearing God’s message” (George Q.

“True to the Truth”

Joseph B. Wirthlin · April 1997 · Saturday Morning Session

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Nephi taught that we must walk the path of faith “with full purpose of heart, acting no hypocrisy and no deception before God.”

Trying to Be Like Jesus

F. Melvin Hammond · April 1994 · Sunday Afternoon Session

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It was Christ who in the premortal state presented Himself to become the Savior of men, saying, “Here am I, send me.

Trying to Be Like Jesus

F. Melvin Hammond · April 1994 · Sunday Afternoon Session

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Then Jesus went to the Mount of Olives and the quiet, lovely Garden of Gethsemane.

Constancy amid Change

Russell M. Nelson · October 1993 · Saturday Afternoon Session

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His Beloved Son, Jesus Christ, is our Savior and the chief cornerstone of our religion.

Jesus Christ, the Son of the Living God

John M. Madsen · April 1993 · Saturday Afternoon Session

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He is Jesus Christ, “the Eternal Judge of both [the] quick and [the] dead” (Moro.

Jesus the Christ

Robert L. Backman · October 1991 · Saturday Morning Session

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As a youth the Lord “increased in wisdom and stature, and in favour with God and man” (Luke 2:52).

Beware of Pride

Ezra Taft Benson · April 1989 · Saturday Morning Session

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Pride is a very misunderstood sin, and many are sinning in ignorance.

He Is Risen

Howard W. Hunter · April 1988 · Saturday Morning Session

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“… He cometh unto his own, that salvation might come unto the children of men; … and even after all this they shall consider him a man, and say that he hath a devil, and shall scourge him, and shall crucify him” (Mosiah 3:7, 9).

Our Lord and Savior

David B. Haight · April 1988 · Saturday Afternoon Session

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“And he shall rise the third day from the dead” (Mosiah 3:5, 7–10).

“Overcome … Even As I Also Overcame”

Neal A. Maxwell · April 1987 · Sunday Afternoon Session

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In addition to the consequences of scourging, how Christ’s lifeblood had already flowed in Gethsemane!

Hope in Christ

Barbara W. Winder · October 1986 · General Women’s Meeting

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The example of the Savior’s life and the teachings that he left us are patterns for us to follow.

Reverence for Life

Russell M. Nelson · April 1985 · Saturday Morning Session

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The Lord has repeatedly declared this divine imperative: “Thou shalt not kill.” Recently he added, “Nor do anything like unto it.” (D&C 59:6.) Even before the fulness of the gospel was restored, the enlightened understood the sanctity of life.

Jesus Christ: Our Savior and Redeemer

Ezra Taft Benson · October 1983 · Saturday Morning Session

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Even though He was God’s Son sent to earth, the divine plan of the Father required that Jesus be subjected to all the difficulties and tribulations of mortality.

“Be of Good Cheer”

Neal A. Maxwell · October 1982 · Sunday Afternoon Session

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As she bathed that Babe so many times to cleanse His pores, could she have been expected to foresee that one day, years later, drops of blood would come from His every pore?