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Heeding the light of Christ can guide us not only back to our Heavenly Parents but also to eternal life.

No more beautiful discussion on the principle of faith is offered anywhere in scripture than in Alma chapter 32 in the Book of Mormon. This week's Q&A with Elaine Shaw Sorensen dives into said chapter with unique insights. Swipe for more!

The first volume for this year's series of the Religious Educator is available now, both digitally and physically. The digital edition now free on our website!

To become exalted beings, we must undergo a journey that begins with the cleansing and purifying experience of obtaining an initial remission of sins through faith, repentance, and baptism.

Finding our path to be in God's presence can be difficult. This week's Q&A with Jennifer C. Lane can help us learn ways to that path and choosing redemption. Swipe to learn more!

What were some of Joseph Smith's uncanonized revelations? Where can we find them? Take a look into this upcoming publication for an answer!

The degree of freedom and bondage we experience is directly related to the timing of our repentance.

There are many different definitions of the word "charity". One possible meaning of the word is explored in this week's Q&A by Matthew O. Richardson. Check it out!

Our friends at BYU Studies have a conference tomorrow. This year’s BYU New Testament Commentary Conference, titled "I Am a Disciple of Jesus Christ," will be held on Friday, May 10, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Harold B. Lee Library’s Reynolds Auditorium. Speakers are selected authors of the New Testament Commentary series. Attendance is free and tickets are not required.

As a prophet, Joseph Smith received and published many of his personal revelations. But what about some of his unpublished ones? What insights can we gain from them? An exclusive sneak peek into this upcoming publication can help us know more!

Through the stories in the scriptures of conversion we learn that although repentance can be painful, even those who have sinned deeply can become tools in the Lord’s hands to bless others’ lives, if they will repent.