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Sometimes we look around the world and wonder where things are headed.

So much change.
So much uncertainty.
So many challenges facing families, communities, and faith.

But the Savior’s work has never stopped.

Elder Quentin L. Cook reminds us that the Lord continues to move His work forward in powerful ways.

Quietly.

Steadily.

One heart at a time.

Every prayer offered in faith matters.

Every act of service matters.

Every testimony shared matters.

Every person who chooses Jesus Christ becomes part of something much greater than themselves.

The Lord does not need perfect people to accomplish His work.

He invites willing hearts.

He takes small efforts and turns them into eternal impact.

No matter what happens around us, Jesus Christ is still leading His Church, blessing His children, and gathering those who seek Him.

His work is moving forward — and we are invited to walk with Him.

Family is where some of life’s greatest lessons are learned.

How to love.
How to forgive.
How to serve.
How to become a little more like Jesus Christ.

Families are not perfect.

Every home has struggles.
Every relationship requires patience.
Every person is still learning and growing.

But President Dallin H. Oaks reminds us of a beautiful eternal truth:

Family is not just a tradition created by the world.

It is part of Heavenly Father’s divine design.

Through Jesus Christ, our homes can become places of healing, kindness, understanding, and love.

The Savior can strengthen relationships that feel weak.

He can soften hearts that feel distant.

He can bring peace where it is needed most.

No family is beyond the reach of His love.

Every effort to love more like Christ matters.

The greatest things in life were never meant to be experienced alone.

The moments we cherish most.
The love we share.
The relationships that shape our hearts.

Family is not just part of Heavenly Father’s plan — family is at the center of His plan.

President Russell M. Nelson reminds us that exaltation is a family affair.

Through Jesus Christ and sacred covenants, Heavenly Father offers something far greater than temporary happiness.

He offers eternal connection.

A love that reaches beyond distance.
Beyond challenges.
Beyond this life.

Families are not perfect because people are not perfect.

But the Savior helps us become more patient, more forgiving, and more loving as we journey together toward Him.

Every prayer in your home matters.
Every effort to strengthen relationships matters.
Every step toward Christ matters.

Because through Him, families can be forever.

What is one way your family has helped you come closer to Jesus Christ?

Have you ever wondered why you are here?

Why life brings both beautiful moments and difficult ones?

Why we experience growth, trials, choices, and change?

President Dallin H. Oaks reminds us of a powerful truth:

The gospel of Jesus Christ is not just a set of teachings — it is Heavenly Father’s loving plan for His children.

A plan that gives meaning to our struggles.

A plan that teaches us who we are.

A plan centered completely on Jesus Christ.

Because of the Savior, mistakes are not the end of our story.

Challenges are not without purpose.

And our journey does not end with this life.

Heavenly Father knows you personally.

He knows where you have been.
He knows what you are facing.
And He knows who you can become through His Son.

His plan is a plan of hope.

A plan of growth.

A plan that leads us home.

Sometimes we look at others and notice their gifts before we recognize our own.

Their talents.
Their confidence.
Their abilities.

And we quietly wonder:

“Do I really have something meaningful to offer?”

Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf reminds us that Heavenly Father has placed gifts within each of His children.

Including you.

Your gifts may not always look like someone else’s.

They may appear through:

A caring heart.
A willingness to listen.
A desire to serve.
A quiet strength to keep going.

God did not give you your gifts by accident.

He gave them because there are people only you can bless, hearts only you can reach, and good only you can do.

Jesus Christ can help you discover, strengthen, and magnify what Heavenly Father has already placed within you.

Your gifts matter.

Use them.
Share them.
Let God help them grow.

Maybe you’ve been carrying the quiet pressure to get everything right.

To make every good choice.

To never fall short.

To prove your faith by being flawless.

But your worth was never meant to rise and fall with your performance.

God does not love you more on the days you feel perfect.

And He does not love you less on the days you feel broken.

Your growth matters.

Your repentance matters.

Your desire to become more like Christ matters.

But none of those things mean your divine worth disappears when you struggle.

Grace is not a reward for people who never fail.

Grace is the gift that helps us keep becoming.

So if perfectionism has made you feel exhausted, ashamed, or never enough, let this be your reminder:

You are still loved.

You are still seen.

You are still of eternal worth.

Even while you are learning.

Even while you are healing.

Even while you are still becoming.

Save this for the days when perfectionism gets loud.

Share it with someone who needs to remember that their worth is not tied to getting everything right.

Storms reveal what our foundation is built upon.

When life feels uncertain…
When prayers seem unanswered…
When challenges test our faith…

The question becomes:

What are we standing on?

President Russell M. Nelson reminds us that the strongest foundation we can build is centered on Jesus Christ.

The Savior does not promise that storms will never come.

But He promises that when we build our lives upon Him, we can stand with greater strength, peace, and hope.

Careers may change.
Plans may change.
The world around us may change.

But Jesus Christ remains constant.

When He becomes the center of our choices, our homes, and our hearts, we build a foundation that can endure.

Build on Him.
Trust in Him.
Stand with Him.

Sometimes it can feel like the world is moving farther away from God.

More distractions.
More uncertainty.
More voices competing for our attention.

But President Russell M. Nelson reminds us of a powerful truth:

The Lord is still moving forward.

His work has not slowed.
His promises have not changed.
His love for His children has not weakened.

Jesus Christ continues to reach hearts, change lives, and gather His people throughout the world.

And the beautiful part is — He invites each of us to be part of that work.

Every testimony shared matters.
Every act of kindness matters.
Every effort to bring someone closer to Christ matters.

You may not always see the impact of your faith, but the Savior can use small and simple things to accomplish something eternal.

The Lord’s work is moving forward — and He has a place for you in it.