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Covenants are evidence of God's love for us—a gift that connects us to heaven and to the saving and enabling grace of the Atonement. Covenants bind us to our Heavenly Father and make Him a partner in all that we do. In this collection from the 2015 BYU Women's Conference, nearly a dozen chapters...

This year's BYU Women's Conference theme comes from the Psalmist: "For the Lord God is a sun and shield: the Lord will give grace and glory: no good thing will he withhold from them that walk uprightly" (Psalm 84:11). This comprehensive promise gives us great hope; hope that the Lord will not just light...

“Given the times in which we live, improving our prayers should be one of our deepest desires.” Elder Neal A. Maxwell Have you ever felt that your prayers don’t get past the ceiling— that God just doesn’t hear anything you pray for? Do you sometimes wonder what it takes to get the answers...

In an increasingly polarized world, what will bridge the gulf that divides us? How can such a "small and simple thing" as care for others transform us into better people than we have been? One in Charity, with featured talks from the 2016 BYU Women's Conference, supplies those answers and more.Contributors...

We all face daily challenges and changes that can seem overwhelming. But the gospel and Christ's Atonement give solutions that offer us comfort. In this wonderful collection of talks selected from the 2018 BYU Women's Conference, insightful speakers show us how we can use the promise of the gospel...

BYU Studies volume 49, no. 4, features six articles, leading off with Jeffrey Chadwick’s article exploring the date of birth of Jesus Christ. He uses historical and scriptural evidence to propose that Christ was born in December 5 B.C. Next in the issue is an excerpt from a forthcoming book...

An angel with an attitudeJonathan Stewart is not at all happy about having to return to earth as a guardian angel, but it's required of all post-mortal spirits to fulfill at least one angel guardianship. Fortunately, on the Guardians Unlimited application, he had the good sense to request a...

As early as 1820, Joseph Smith challenged the world with a new concept of God, a concept that Latter-day Saints, even today, have not understood. Nor have we comprehended and seen it in its proper relationship to the gospel. This book teaches the distinct doctrines regarding the nature of God into...

Dr. Gary Taylor, a retired marriage and family therapist, believes the best marriage advice can be found in the scriptures. In Sacred Union, Dr. Taylor cites specific scriptures and ties them to principles of a strong marriage. In a friendly and helpful tone the author laces his discussion with case...

This classic series uses modern revelation and the teachings of latter-day prophets to illuminate the full meaning of New Testament doctrines. It also organizes and compares the Gospels; shows the changes, corrections, and additions made by Joseph Smith; and applies the teachings of Christ and his Apostles to modern-day life.

Many suppose agency to be the God-given right to choose between good and evil. Were this the case, it could be argued that God gave us the right to do evil. This simply is not so. By way of analogy, our nation was formed to insure to its citizens the freedom of choice, but no one supposed that this...

This classic series uses modern revelation and the teachings of latter-day prophets to illuminate the full meaning of New Testament doctrines. It also organizes and compares the Gospels; shows the changes, corrections, and additions made by Joseph Smith; and applies the teachings of Christ and his Apostles to modern-day life.

thought he was returning to civilization. After all, the folks in Thelma’s Way thought the Internet was the extra stitching on the backside of longjohns. But lately, Southdale seems just as zany as the boondocks, just in a different way. And Trust is starting to doubt himself, his family, even the...

All the Kings Horses and All the Kings Men: Love, Alienation and Reconciliation in a Big, BIG Mormon Family recounts the horrors of life in a family of fourteen and a childhood worthy of the title Irish Catholic but in this case "American Mormon." For the author, the oldest born to Clyde...