Acts - 1 Corinthians

(Acts 1:23-26) President Gordon B. Hinckley explains the process of choosing a new Apostle of the Lord.

President Boyd K. Packer urges us to resist the temptations of Satan. 1 Corinithians 10-13

(Romans 3:10-12; 23-26) President Dieter F. Uchtdorf talks about how everyone has sinned.

(Acts 5:1-11) Neal A. Maxwell speaks about lying.

(Romans 13:11-14) Elder Robert D. Hales talkes about putting on the Armour of Light and casting off the works of darkness.

(1 Corinthians 3:16-17) President Thomas S. Monson talks about how our bodies are temples of God.

(1 Corinthians 13:1-13) Elder Dallin H. Oaks emphasizes the need for charity in order to obtain eternal life.

(1 Corinthians 12:19-23) President Gordon B. Hinckley emphasizes that all callings are important to the Lord.

(Acts 15:1-29) Elder Dallin H. Oaks talks about following the culture of Christ.

(Romans) An expedition to the North Pole serves as an analogy of how grace, faith, and works and necessary to gain eternal life.

(1 Corinthians 3:1-15) President Boyd K. Packer talks about how we are rewarded for the work we do.

(1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and 18-20) Elder Dallin H. Oaks talks about how we should flee fornication.

(Romans 9:9-14) President Harold B. Lee teaches of the blessings of our good decisions in the premortal life.

(Acts 7:55-56) Elder Dallin H. Oaks testifies of the three separate beings of the Godhead.

(Acts 28:1-10) Elder Richard G. Scott discusses how to pass through life's trials willingly by trusting in the Lord. ("Finding Joy in Life," Ensign, May 1996, 24-26)

(Acts 10) This presentation is a modern-day example of the Lord directing the Church through revelation to His prophet.

(Romans 14:10-12) Elder Russell M. Nelson speaks about loving our neighbors.

(1 Corinthians 3-6) Keeping a home clean and beautiful serves as an analogy about keeping our lives worthy of the Spirit. Segment 2 - Making choices.

(1 Corinthians 11:11) President Gordon B. Hinckley testifies that man and woman are God's design.

(1 Corinthians 9:24-25) Elder M. Russell Ballard explains the importance of keeping covenants with God.

(Romans 1:24-27) President Boyd K. Packer warns against Satan's influence in perverting the sacred powers of procreation.

(1 Corinthians 2:9-14) Elder Joseph B. Wirthlin says that the natural man will not receive the things of the spirit.

(Romans 6:1-6) Elder David A. Bednar speaks about walking in the newness of life.

(Romans 8:38-39) President Gordon B. Hinckley speaks about how we can never be separated from God's love.

(Acts 21:16-26) Elder M. Russell Ballard reminds us to respect and love those who have different beliefs and values.

(Romans) Three segments illustrate how the Lord's grace can help us gain salvation, overcome trials, and receive His daily assistance. Segment 1 - Parable of the bicycle.

(Romans) Three segments illustrate how the Lord's grace can help us gain salvation, overcome trials, and receive His daily assistance. Segment 2 - Paralyzed gymnast.

Elder John H. Groberg teaches of the personal way to discern one's worthiness for the sacrament. 1 Corinthians 11:23-31 ("The Beauty and Importance of the Sacrament," Ensign, May 1989, 38.)

(Acts 21-28) This presentation depicts how the Lord molded and prepared Paul for his call to the ministry.

(Acts 16:9-15) Elder David A. Bednar speaks about how we are here to proclaim the gospel.

(Acts 27:9-44) Elder Spencer J. Condie uses a story of a broken bridge to tell of his gratitude for modern prophets who warn us of danger.

(Romans) Three segments illustrate how the Lord's grace can help us gain salvation, overcome trials, and receive His daily assistance. Segment 3 - Receiving daily assistance.

(Acts 10:34) Elder James M. Paramore shares a story of a Mormon American soldier administering to a wounded German soldier in World War II.

(1 Corinthians 3-6) Keeping a home clean and beautiful serves as an analogy about keeping our lives worthy of the Spirit. Segment 1 - Room transformation.

(Romans 16:18) Elder Dallin H. Oaks talks about serving for the right reason.

(Acts 20:29-30) President Gordon B. Hinckley invites all who have drifted from the Church to return.

(1 Corinthians 10:13) President George Albert Smith teaches all to stay close to the Lord to find safety.

(Acts 3:2-8) President Gordon B. Hinckley counsels all to reach out to those who need help.

(Acts 24:10-21) Elder Dallin H. Oaks defines what it means to be valiant in the testimony of Jesus Christ. ("Witnesses of Christ," Ensign, Nov. 1990, 29.)