Inviting the spirit into our lives through consistent righteous living will ultimately result in great outpourings of spiritual gifts.

This week's Q&A with the RSC features Roger K. Terry's article on the love of God. Some people are unsure of the nature of God's love, and wonder if it's conditional. Discover what Brother Terry has to say!

This week's Q&A with the RSC features Elder D. Todd Christofferson's article on remembering Christ. Each week when we take the sacrament, we promise to "always remember him," but what does that really look like? Keep reading to learn more!

Concepts such as faith and repentance, justice and mercy, the lower law and the higher law, and immortality and eternal life are better understood when studied as pairs. We gain a deeper understanding and testimony of a given truth as we study how it interacts with other truths.

For this week's Q&A with the RSC, we featured Scott H. Knecht's article on teaching and responding to questions. Swipe to see what he says!

Jesus Christ as the iron rod embodies the various interpretations of this symbol. If we see him as the Iron rod, he can guide us to the Tree of Life.

Struggling to understand Isaiah? Take a sneak peek into this recent publication and get some study help!

Hidden from the world for centuries, the words of ancient Book of Mormon prophets whisper from the dust their witness of Jesus Christ. In this new publication, these voices shed new light on Book of Mormon prophets’ distinctive testimonies of Jesus Christ.

Ordinances and their associated covenants prepare and sustain our minds and hearts as we face mortality.

These insightful readings stand to increase your love, appreciation, and understanding of the Book of Mormon. Swipe to read more!

Next week is the BYU Religious Education Symposium in Honor of Sidney B. Sperry! Speakers will present on various topics concerning Christ in the Book of Mormon such as symbols of Christ, the role of Redeemer, the gathering of Israel, and more. Attendance is free!

Sometimes revelation will require changing our perspectives and leaving our comfort zones, but the blessings to us and the Church will certainly be worth our effort.