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

"If They Harden Not Their Hearts"

(D&C 98:1-3,11-22) Elder Oaks teaches that afflictions can be for our good.

Afflictions Can Be For Our Good

Elder Russell M. Nelson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles relates a miraculous event that came about because of sincere prayer.

An Answer to Prayer

Elder Oaks teaches that an Aaronic Priesthood holder can become a ministering angel to those they serve.

Angelic Messages

No matter what we are struggling with, there is always hope if we come unto Christ.

Come unto Christ: 2014 Theme Song

Highlight: President Henry B. Eyring's address at the October 2014 General Conference.

Continuing Revelation

A 13-year-old boy in Arizona fulfilled his Duty to God by pushing himself to the limit so that his friend, who has cerebral palsy, could participate with him in a triathlon.

Dayton's Legs

(D&C 102:9-33) President Hinckley teaches about disciplinary Councils.

Disciplinary Councils

Daniel and Melanie Hedlund found out Daniel had cancer in December 2007, three weeks after being married.

Finding the Incredible: What Cancer and Trials Can Teach Us

Elder Jeffrey R. Holland explains the foundation of Apostles and Prophets. Ephesians 4:11-14

Foundation

Joseph Smith's struggle with his brother Alvin's death led eventually to the introduction of baptisms for the dead. This new ordinance was embraced by saints in Nauvoo who did the first genealogical and family history research in Church history.

Glad Tidings: The History of Baptisms for the Dead

(D&C 101:76-80,93-95) President Benson teaches that God raised up wise men to establish the U.S. Constitution.

God Raised Up Wise Men to Establish the Constitution

Rather than focus on her medical condition, Brittany has found comfort in serving others and trusting in the Lord.

God Will Lift Us Up

A video presentation portraying member missionary work.

I’ll Go Where You Want Me to Go

A motion picture about the life and legacy of Joseph Smith, the founding prophet of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Joseph Smith: The Prophet of the Restoration

Elder Oaks helps us understanding what it means to hold the key of the ministering of angels.

Keys of the Aaronic Priesthood

James E. Faust relates the circumstances surrounding the martyrdom of Rafael Monroy and Vicente Morales.

Latter-day Martyrs

Elder Shayne M. Bowen describes the peace a woman felt to learn that her infant son who died did not need baptism to be saved.

Little Children Are Innocent

This video shows how the youth in one stake were blessed as they responded to Elder Bednar's invitation to participate in family history.

Now I'm Converted

(D&C 104:78-83) President Hinckley counsels us to pay off debts as quickly as possible.

Pay Off Debts as Quickly as You Can

A recent convert to the Church fulfills his priesthood duty by inviting all around him to come unto Christ.

Priesthood Duty

(D&C 110:11-16) In a glorious vision the priesthood keys were restored in the Kirtland Temple.

Priesthood Keys Restored in Kirtland Temple

(D&C 110:11-16) Elder Hales teaches how the priesthood keys were revealed.

Priesthood Keys Revealed

Elder Perry explains that there is order to the Lord’s revelations, and so it is that one in a position of authority may receive revelation for those under him. Revelations from God are to come through the First Presidency.

Revelation Follows Lines of Authority

Highlight: Elder Russell M. Nelson's address at the October 2014 General Conference.

Sustaining the Prophets

(D&C 102:1-11) Elder Ballard teaches the Church is governed through councils.

The Church is Governed through Councils

(D&C 101:1-19) President Faust teaches that the Lord tests His people.

The Lord Tests His People

Bearing the priesthood is an opportunity to serve. We find joy in fulfilling priesthood duties.

The Priesthood Is a Commission to Serve

When the Lord used the expression ‘savor of men,’ He was speaking of those who represent Him.

The Savor of Men

God uses love-inspired correction to guide us to a future we do not or cannot now envision but which He knows is the better way for us.

The Will of God

President Henry B. Eyring poignantly describes why our family are so important to us, not only now but for forever. The Mormon Tabernacle choir punctuates the doctrine in song.

Their Hearts Are Bound To You

John Tanner freely gave all he had, giving us an example of generosity and consecration in serving the Lord.

Treasure in Heaven: The John Tanner Story

(Ezekiel 33:1-7) The Lord calls prophets to be the "watchmen" on the tower.

Watchman on the Tower

The experience of Corrie ten Boom illustrates how we can feel the love of God when we forgive.

We Must Forgive

President Faust teaches the importance of keeping covenants (Jeremiah 31:31-34).

We Should Honor and Keep Covenants

Discipleship includes keeping all of the commandments and forsaking that which is not good for us. Its rewards are peace in this life and eternal life in the world to come.

What Is Discipleship?

(D&C 108:1-3) Elder Wirthlin teaches the windows of Heaven are open to the obedient.

Windows of Heaven Open to Obedient

(D&C 105) Several events from the march of Zion's Camp show how it fulfilled the purposes of God.

Zion's Camp

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