Elder Holland emphasizes the importance of centering Jesus Christ in our lives, faith, and service.

Elder Vinson counsels prioritizing the gospel and being fully committed to it for enduring joy.

President Owen counsels on the importance of prioritizing spiritual nourishment over worldly distractions.

Elder Christofferson elucidates the enduring joy derived from keeping Christ's commandments, overcoming trials, and selfless service.

Sister Craig advises on increasing spiritual capacity to receive revelation through intentional prayer, immediate action, seeking divine errands, and trusting God.

Elder Renlund encourages unwavering commitment to Jesus Christ and the importance of keeping covenants.

President Oaks advises trusting in the Lord and His love, especially in matters not yet revealed or understood.

President Eyring conducts the sustaining of Church leaders and releases others from their duties.

Elder Bednar counsels vigilance and preparation against spiritual dangers, using the metaphor of cheetahs hunting topis.

Elder Alliaud describes his personal conversion to the Church through the power of the Book of Mormon.

President Nelson announces policy adjustments regarding witnessing ordinances and changes to strengthen youth development.

Elder Cook announces organizational changes to strengthen youth and their individual responsibilities within the Church.

President Pace describes the "Come, Follow Me" program as the Lord's proactive plan against increasing spiritual attacks.

Elder Budge counsels that enduring joy comes from consistently and resiliently trusting in Jesus Christ amidst life's trials.

Elder Alvarado emphasizes the importance of enduring trials with faith and teaching our children the gospel.

Elder Rasband emphasizes the importance of making and keeping promises and covenants with the Lord and others.

Sister Aburto urges understanding, empathy, and seeking professional help for mental and emotional afflictions within the Church.

Sister Harkness emphasizes the importance of honoring the name of Jesus Christ through love, devotion, and good works.

President Cordon introduces changes to Young Women classes and themes to strengthen faith and unity.

President Eyring encourages covenant women to prepare for their divine missions of service, leadership, and motherhood.

President Oaks emphasizes the importance of loving God, obeying His commandments, and loving our neighbors, including LGBT individuals.

President Nelson emphasizes the spiritual treasures available to women through the restored priesthood and temple covenants.

Elder Gong expounds on the transformative power and eternal significance of covenant belonging in our lives.

Sister Franco encourages sharing simple gospel truths with others to bring them joy and salvation.

Elder Uchtdorf encourages embracing life's spiritual journey as an adventure of discipleship, personal growth, and service to others.

Elder González teaches that surrendering our will to God's leads to strength, comfort, and eventual healing.

Elder Stevenson warns against Satan's deceptions and emphasizes the importance of obedience to God's commandments.

President Nelson emphasizes the importance of living the second great commandment: loving and serving others.

President Eyring explains that greater personal holiness leads to increased happiness.

Elder Boom encourages recognizing individual worth and the importance of ministering with divine love.

President Ballard emphasizes the importance of prioritizing our spiritual nature over our carnal desires.

Elder Johnson counsels on overcoming deception, distraction, and discouragement through faith and spiritual practices.

Elder Soares encourages embracing personal challenges as crosses to bear, demonstrating faith and patience in God's timing.

Elder Andersen expounds on the eternal worth and joy of partaking in the Savior's Atonement and remaining steadfast in faith.

President Nelson counsels on the importance of personal holiness and preparation to enter the Lord's temple.