A Moment to Reflect

This is a moment to reflect on the ways we seek out truth. President Dallin H. Oaks urges us to consult appropriate sources when it comes to matters of faith and religion.

This is a moment to reflect on acts of service as Sister Bonnie H. Cordon describes how two New Testament stories teach us to become more dedicated servants of the Lord.

This is a moment to reflect on discontent as Sister Michelle D. Craig describes the value of wanting to become better.

This is a moment to reflect on the joys of service as Sister Cristina B. Franco urges us to follow the Savior’s example of unselfish Christlike service.

This is a moment to reflect on the pains and offenses we’ve endured as Elder Jeffrey R. Holland remind us of the healing promise that the Savior has given to us.

This is a moment to reflect on how we can find healing and solace as Elder Neil L. Anderson describes the good that can come from our trials and wounds.

This is a moment to reflect on how we can embrace creativity. Elder Gerrit W. Gong remembers a time he painted the scene of a campfire and how we can embrace our creative capabilities.

This is a moment to reflect on the parable of the sower in the New Testament as President Henry B. Eyring explains the struggles we all face in maintaining our own seed of faith.

This is a moment to reflect on healing that occurs when we forgive others as Elder Kevin R Duncan shares how not allowing a physical injury to properly heal is similar to the unnecessary pain and grief that can accompany an unforgiving heart.

This is a moment to reflect on maintaining a spirit of humility as Elder Steven E. Snow tells how his son humbly overcame challenges from a brain injury that changed his life.

This is a moment to reflect on our divine identity as children of God. Elder Donald L. Hallstrom remembers how his young daughter reminded him of this basic truth through a school assignment.

This is a moment to reflect on how we can throw off the weight of the world. Sister Mary R. Durham tells the story of a young father who was literally drowning and how that relates to the way we can feel like we’re drowning in worldly concerns.

Lets take a moment to reflect on the feeling we get after forgetting how to do something, as we listen to Elder Valeri V. Cordon relate the effects of language loss to the effects of losing gospel centered learning habits.

Lets take a moment to reflect on times we've served out of love verses the desire to be recognized, as we listen to Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf relate the infamous story of the sons of thunder.

Lets take a moment to reflect on the destinations we are trying to reach in this life, and how we plan on getting there, as we listen to President M. Russell Ballard teach about how to make and achieve good goals.

Lets take a moment to reflect on what it means to live in the world but not of the world, as we listen to Elder Neil L. Anderson elaborate on the Savior's invitation to overcome the world and become more like him.

Lets take a moment to reflect on how we can help others avoid the attacks of the devil as we listen to Sister Joy D. Jones propose a solution for a sin resistant generation.

This is a moment to reflect on the meaning of the word virtue as Sister Elaine S. Dalton explains why we must be virtuous and how high moral standards will bless our families.

This is a moment to reflect on ways we need God’s help. Bishop Keith B. McMullin describes a few ways that we can receive divine help throughout our mortal journey.

This is a moment to reflect on unity with those around us as President Henry B. Eyring urges us to do better in our efforts to come closer together with our families and our communities.

This is a moment to reflect on the light of Christ as Sister Bonnie H. Cordon shares ways that we can follow the examples of others in our efforts to bring others to Christ.

This is a moment to reflect on our participation in God’s plan. President Dallin H. Oaks tells how the plan of God brings growth and assurance in our lives.

This is a moment to reflect on the storms in our lives. Elder Ricardo P. Giménez testifies that Jesus Christ can help us make it through these trails of faith.

This is a moment to reflect on our place in God’s family as Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf reassures us God cares about each of us despite anything that would make us feel abandoned or alone.

This is a moment to reflect on what constitutes a fine home. Elder L. Whitney Clayton describes ways that we can incorporate the gospel of Jesus Christ into our homes.