Doctrine and Covenants—Lesson 121-140

(D&C 112:1-16) This video depicts how pride led to the apostasy of Lyman Johnson and Thomas B. Marsh.

(D&C 64:9-11) W. W. Phelps tells how he was forgiven by Joseph Smith.

(D&C 126) Elder Maxwell counsels us to take especial care of your family.

(D&C 121:34-46) The components and processes involved in providing electricity to a home are compared to the principles the Lord outlined in section 121 for those who would exercise His priesthood in power.

(D&C 117:12-15) President Packer teaches about the Lord's counsel to Oliver Granger.

Have you ever noticed how hard it is to find a modest prom dress? One young woman in Arizona came up with a solution for her community.

(D&C 119:3-7) President Hinckley tells a story of a woman who sacrificed to pay tithing.

(Ether 7:23–27) Elder Robert D. Hales teaches us to listen to the living prophets.

Elder Jeffrey R. Holland describes the purpose and the ministry of angels.

A group of young women reach out in kindness and charity to a student with a disability, fulfilling her dream and giving everyone something to cheer about.

The way we react to adversity can be a major factor in how happy and successful we can be in life.

Simon shares how he gradually came to know that the Church was true.

Learn from the life of Esther and other inspiring women the importance of trusting in God and courageously standing up for what you believe.

(Jacob 2:27–30) President Gordon B. Hinckley renounces the practice of polygamy.

Watch how this couple demonstrates pure love and service in their marriage—even though they have to endure debilitating physical adversity.

This compelling story of an 1850s gold prospector illustrates how giving service to others blesses our lives.

The Church operates religious study programs for university and high-school age students throughout the world.

Elder Enrique Falabella describes the sacrifices he and his wife made to be married for eternity.

(D&C 101:20-22,63-75) The Lord has commanded us to gather in stakes.

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

(D&C 121) President Eyring narrates a video portraying the events at Haun's Mill.

Elder Robert D. Hales testifies that questions and criticisms give us an opportunity to reach out to others and demonstrate that they matter to our Heavenly Father and to us.

(D&C 132:19,26) Elder Bednar teaches about the Holy Spirit of Promise.

Elder Holland gives a powerful talk about how you can better show love for your friends, family, dates or spouse by following the example of Jesus Christ.

Young women from around the world share how they can “Arise and shine forth” in 2012.

Elder Holland speaks of our need to be "caught" doing all we can to live the gospel.

The greatest joys in this life center in families, as they will in the worlds to come.

We need to know about Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ to be saved.

A true man makes sacrifices in order to honor his commitments.

Because of a young woman’s goodness, an older woman’s life was changed.

(D&C 121:34-36) Elder Bednar teaches how many are called, but few are chosen.

(D&C 123:12-14) Elder Oaks teaches about how many seek the truth.

We would do well to slow down a little, focus on the significant, lift up our eyes, and truly see the things that matter most.

(Daniel 2:31-45) President Hinckley encourages church members to lead by example and move the work of the Lord forward.

One boy’s crusade to encourage clean language has far-reaching effects.

One of the great consolations of this Easter season is that because Jesus walked such a long, lonely path utterly alone, we do not have to do so.

This video illustrates how family history work can create a desire to help a new member receive the blessings of the temple.

(D&C 121: 45-46) Elder Bednar teaches about our constant companion, the Holy Ghost.

A quorum comes to understand what it means to hold priesthood keys as they reach out to fellow quorum members.

Relief Society sisters share a glorious heritage of service and personal righteousness.

Use blogging, texting, and other forms of communication to share your testimony of the gospel to all the world.

President Henry B. Eyring bears his testimony of temples and the love of our Savior.

Statement by Adrián Ochoa in the priesthood session on March 31, 2012.

Seeking learning is a lifelong pursuit and one that increases our ability to serve the Lord.

Quote given by President Thomas S. Monson in the Sunday morning session of general conference on April 3, 2011.

No sacrifice is too great to obtain the blessings available in Holy Temples.

(D&C 64:34) Elder Heber C. Kimball and his family willingly serve the Lord as Elder Kimball leaves first from Kirtland and then from Nauvoo to preach the gospel in England.

(D&C 119:3-7) President Hinckley teaches about the miracle of tithing.

(5 of 6) Elder Oaks and Elder Golden explain the fundamental differences between priesthood power and authority. They teach how to have real power in the priesthood.

(Helaman 10:4–10) Elder Russell M. Nelson teaches what we must understand in preparing to receive temple ordinances.

(2 Thessalonians 1:1-2:3) Three general conference excerpts address modern-day issues concerning the Second Coming of the Savior. Segment 1 - Elder Boyd K. Packer.

Elder Bednar and youth talk about doing family history research and the importance of engaging in the work of the temple.

Elder Neil L. Andersen teaches us to surround ourselves in spiritual things to help us overcome a trial of faith.

A couple in England shares how doing family history work has enhanced their experiences in the temple.

(D&C 119:1-3) Elder Oaks teaches how tithing funds the Lord's work.

Katie, who was paralyzed in an auto accident, shares how she exercises her faith to embrace her new life.

The youth have been prepared to participate in temple and family history work. See how 17 yr old Makenzie got her family indexing.