An array of Church leaders explain the values of free will, liberty, and choice as they relate to following the commandments, avoiding the captive nature of sin, and choosing peaceful responses to life’s indignities.

(2 Nephi 15–20) President James E. Faust explains that the choices we make today determine tomorrow’s blessings and opportunities.

A Day When

(2 Nephi 2) A young man's alter ego shows him how all things are provided to allow him to use his agency to choose liberty and eternal life or captivity and spiritual death.

Act for Themselves

Quote given by Elder Robert D. Hales in the Priesthood session on April 6, 2013.

Becoming Strong in the Lord

Quote given by Elder Quentin L. Cook in the Saturday morning session on October 6, 2012.

Can Ye Feel So Now?

(Alma 61) Elder David A. Bednar talks about making the choice not to be offended.

Choose Not to Be Offended

Highlight: Elder Quentin L. Cook's address at the October 2014 General Conference.

Choose Wisely

Elder and Sister Bednar- Can I...

Elder Dallin H. Oaks explains ways to maintain a family firm and strong in spirit.

Good, Better, Best

Henry B. Eyring encourages us to leave an inheritance of hope for those who will follow our example.

Highlight: A Priceless Heritage of Hope—Henry B. Eyring

Randall L. Ridd offers four principles to help young men educate their desires and use technology wisely.

Highlight: The Choice Generation—Randall L. Ridd

Michael John U. Teh teaches how we can make sure to put the things of God first in our lives rather than the things of this world.

Highlight: Where Your Treasure Is—Michael John U. Teh

Gary E. Stevenson uses examples of Olympic athletes to illustrate how we should conduct our relatively short but all-important mortal lives.

Highlight: Your Four Minutes—Gary E. Stevenson

Robert D. Hales teaches of the blessings that come when we use our agency to obey God's commandments, as the Savior Jesus Christ did.

Highlight: “If Ye Love Me, Keep My Commandments”—Robert D. Hales

November 3, 2013: Brother Russell T. Osguthorpe teaches young adults principles of controlling the natural man and giving themselves to the Lord.

I Will Give Myself to Him

(2 Nephi 10:23-25) President Thomas S. Monson talks about individual agency.

Individual Agency

Quote given by Elder L. Tom Perry in the Sunday morning session on April 7, 2013.

Obedience to Law Is Liberty

(2 Nephi 2) Elder Bruce C. Hafen talks about the Fall of Adam.

The Fall

Highlight: Elder Carlos A. Godoy's address at the October 2014 General Conference.

The Lord Has a Plan for Us!

Jesus declares the parable of the ten virgins. Matthew 25:1–13

The Ten Virgins

(2 Nephi 2:13-14) Elder David A. Bednar talks about things to act and things to be acted upon.

Things to Act and Things to Be Acted Upon

Statement by President Thomas S. Monson in the general Young Women meeting on March 24, 2012.

This Way to Safety

(2 Nephi 2:14-29) President James E. Faust talks about acting or being acted upon.

To Act or Be Acted Upon

Every day each of us faces a test. It is the test of our lifetimes: will we choose to believe in Him and allow the light of His gospel to grow within us, or will we refuse to believe and insist on traveling alone in the dark?

Travelling

(2 Nephi 2:27) Elder Russell M. Nelson talks about how we are free to choose.

We Are "Free to Choose"

(4 Nephi 1:20–42) Elder Richard G. Scott teaches that we cannot choose the consequences of our actions.

We Can Choose Our Path

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