Focusing on the core and inner self is crucial for clarity and spiritual connection.

Remember how the brother of Jared followed heavenly instructions to create his unusual boats? But he recognized a design flaw: how to provide the travelers with light. The Lord explained why the Jaredites couldn’t have windows or use fire, but instead asked the brother of Jared, “What will ye that I should prepare for you that ye may have light when ye are swallowed up in the depths of the sea?” (2:25). It is intriguing to me that the Lord would provide detailed instructions

Jesus took time out to rest, to withdraw from crowds, to grieve, and to pray. How do you recalibrate and find ways to live at God speed?

Discipleship requires aligning one’s life with Christ’s calling, even in uncertain times.

We must learn to walk within tension, finding peace where possible, but allowing the conflict to push us toward progress.

I trust in the Savior's grace and in the courage of the many good men and women doing good around me.

Choices made towards Christ bring empowerment and divine love. Small, intentional decisions can prepare us for His return.

Looking beyond surface-level words to understand the underlying concern can lead to meaningful connections.

Our mortal calendars have a weekly Sunday, but we can celebrate an eternal Sonday.

The Olympics have millions of viewers, and a handful of champions. However, we can all be champions through Jesus.

What can we do in wards and communities to reinforce the value of loving our neighbors while showing up uniquely as ourselves?

Our contributions, no matter how small, can positively impact those who follow us.

Gratitude for the Church community, Savior, and MWEG community, embodying Christlike love and care.

May you find that joy in Jesus, that hope in eternity, and comfort in the knowledge that you are not alone.

Each disciple has unique talents to share. Serving with an eye single to the Lord will lead to unique service benefiting others.