With an eye single to and a keen focus on the Mark (Jesus Christ), blindness will never be a problem.

The Lord promises us that if we follow his words and keep his covenants we will endure and be blessed.

The word of God is more powerful than the sword because it prevents the sword—it prevents sorrow and suffering. It sanctifies the soul, and brings salvation.

Jesus stood apart from all others born of mortal women, even though we look like Him and He lived like us. It was because He was different that He could fulfill His mission.

This week's Q&A with Clyde J. Williams focuses on the purpose of the word of the Lord. Swipe to hear his thoughts!

In our day we can learn from Alma, and be willing to bear pure testimony at all times. This Q&A with Fred E. Woods teaches us why. Learn more with a swipe!

This week's Q&A with C. Max Caldwell focuses on the possible ways we too can experience a change in heart like those in the time of Alma. Swipe to take a look!

For this week's Q&A, we're taking a look at the significance and meaning of covenants by Joseph Fielding McConkie. Check it out!

Among the many revelations Joseph Smith received in his life, some were never published because of their personal nature. Listen to a summary of one such story here!

What were some of the roles of Saints during wars throughout history? How did they keep their faith in such hard times? Swipe to find out!

Over the last two decades, the RSC has published three books from the Saints at War series; Nineteenth-Century Saints at War, Saints at War in the Philippines, and Saints at War: The Gulf War, Afghanistan, and Iraq. Stay tuned in the coming weeks to learn more about them!

Curious to know more about this issue of the Religious Educator and the publication as a whole? Swipe to take a look!