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Making connections between our culture & the gospel in everyday life.

Bringing “The Family: A Proclamation to the World”

into your world.

We know there are a lot of challenging cultural issues in our day. We also know it can be sometimes difficult to make sense of things from a Christian worldview.

We’re here to work through it together and learn how the family proclamation relates to us all.

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Alma 30-31

Confronting Korihor Can you imagine doing what Alma did? In this week’s lesson, he calls someone possessed and led by the devil, then curses them by taking away their voice. These don’t seem like strategies we can emulate when confronting false prophets today. It may...

Finding the Family in Come, Follow Me: Alma

Alma, an ancient prophet, felt very strong feelings of concern for his fellowmen when he said, “Yea, I would declare unto every soul, as with the voice of thunder, repentance and the plan of redemption, that they should repent and come unto our God, that there might...

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Alma 17–22

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Alma 17–22 Meet Abish: A Hidden Hero of Faith In a powerful story of quiet strength and decisive action, Abish, a Lamanite woman, secretly believed in the Lord for many years after a remarkable vision of her father. When she saw...

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Fuel Faith, Not Doubts

In the Book of Mormon, we read about Zeezrom, who was way beyond doubting—in fact, he “was a man who was expert in the devices of the devil” (Alma 11:21). It’s safe to say that he didn’t believe in Jesus as our Savior—he didn’t believe in God, period. His only goal...

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Alma 8-12

📜 In Alma 9, we read about the prophet Alma calling the people to repentance. Their reaction? Anger and resistance. But despite their hostility, Alma stood firm and undeterred. He boldly reminded them that those who sin after receiving light are in a worse...

Finding the Family in Come, Follow Me: A change of heart

We all know that President Russel M. Nelson was a renowned heart surgeon before his call to be an apostle. Although he has given many talks that refer to the heart and having a “change of heart” (like we learn about in this week’s Come Follow Me in Alma 5:26), it...

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Mosiah 29-Alma 4

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Mosiah 29-Alma 4 In a world filled with diverse voices and beliefs, as followers of Christ we have the opportunity to share testimonies to help others find Him. Just as Alma called upon the “voice of the people” in his day, today,...

Private Lives, Public Faith: Our Proclamation as Faithful Latter-day Saints Who Identify as LGBT

Do same-sex attracted Latter-day Saints fit in God's plan? Yes, through faith, covenants, and divine love. We hope that our expression of faith in Jesus Christ in this video was of value to you. Below, we answer some questions that some may have about this video and...

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: How fast can a generation lose their faith?

How fast can a generation lose their faith? King Benjamin had taught the people and their parents had brought their children to “General Conference” to hear a prophet of God. Everything seemed to be going well for the church. But as they grew up, the children in the...

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Mosiah 18–24

Life’s trials were never meant for solitary navigation. In a covenant belonging, Elder Gerrit Gong explains that we discover the strength of community, echoing the joyous welcome Mosiah extended to those who gathered to his land and people. Central to a covenant...

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Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Alma 30-31

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Alma 30-31

Confronting Korihor Can you imagine doing what Alma did? In this week’s lesson, he calls someone possessed and led by the devil, then curses them by taking away their voice. These don’t seem like strategies we can emulate when confronting false prophets today. It may...

Finding the Family in Come, Follow Me: Alma

Finding the Family in Come, Follow Me: Alma

Alma, an ancient prophet, felt very strong feelings of concern for his fellowmen when he said, “Yea, I would declare unto every soul, as with the voice of thunder, repentance and the plan of redemption, that they should repent and come unto our God, that there might...

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Alma 17–22

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Alma 17–22

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Alma 17–22 Meet Abish: A Hidden Hero of Faith In a powerful story of quiet strength and decisive action, Abish, a Lamanite woman, secretly believed in the Lord for many years after a remarkable vision of her father. When she saw...

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Fuel Faith, Not Doubts

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Fuel Faith, Not Doubts

In the Book of Mormon, we read about Zeezrom, who was way beyond doubting—in fact, he “was a man who was expert in the devices of the devil” (Alma 11:21). It’s safe to say that he didn’t believe in Jesus as our Savior—he didn’t believe in God, period. His only goal...

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Alma 8-12

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Alma 8-12

📜 In Alma 9, we read about the prophet Alma calling the people to repentance. Their reaction? Anger and resistance. But despite their hostility, Alma stood firm and undeterred. He boldly reminded them that those who sin after receiving light are in a worse...

Finding the Family in Come, Follow Me: A change of heart

Finding the Family in Come, Follow Me: A change of heart

We all know that President Russel M. Nelson was a renowned heart surgeon before his call to be an apostle. Although he has given many talks that refer to the heart and having a “change of heart” (like we learn about in this week’s Come Follow Me in Alma 5:26), it...

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Mosiah 29-Alma 4

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Mosiah 29-Alma 4

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Mosiah 29-Alma 4 In a world filled with diverse voices and beliefs, as followers of Christ we have the opportunity to share testimonies to help others find Him. Just as Alma called upon the “voice of the people” in his day, today,...

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Mosiah 18–24

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Mosiah 18–24

Life’s trials were never meant for solitary navigation. In a covenant belonging, Elder Gerrit Gong explains that we discover the strength of community, echoing the joyous welcome Mosiah extended to those who gathered to his land and people. Central to a covenant...

Young Adults & the Family Proclamation: Laura

Young Adults & the Family Proclamation: Laura

Young adult Laura shares her feelings about "The Family: A Proclamation to the World" View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Family Proclamation (@thefamilyproclamation)

Finding the Family in Come, Follow Me: Courage Under Fire

Finding the Family in Come, Follow Me: Courage Under Fire

The life of Abinadi was one of courage and character, as shown by his willingness to offer his life rather than to deny the truth. Not all acts of courage bring spectacular or immediate results, and yet all of them do bring peace of mind and a knowledge that right and...

Young Adults & The Family Proclamation: Joseph

Young Adults & The Family Proclamation: Joseph

Young adult Joseph shares his feelings about "The Family: A Proclamation to the World" and the doctrines within. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Family Proclamation (@thefamilyproclamation)

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Mosiah 7-10

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Mosiah 7-10

We were never meant to navigate life’s challenges alone. The “strength of the Lord” is accessible to everyone. This week’s lesson highlights that regardless of our circumstances, we can repent and “turn to the Lord with full purpose of heart,” trusting in His promise...

Finding the Family in Come, Follow Me: Matchless Power

Finding the Family in Come, Follow Me: Matchless Power

King Benjamin was incredible. Perhaps different than many leaders today, he was full of humility, goodness, and strength. He taught his people to love, trust, and serve Jesus Christ. He inspired them to want to come to know and trust Jesus in the same way he did. He...

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