The divine and distinct nature of our Heavenly Father, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Ghost stand apart from traditional Christian thought. Latter-day Saint leaders explain our unique perspective and beliefs revealed by God through His prophets.

Elder Gary J. Coleman speaks of his conversion, understanding of the true nature of the Godhead, access to additional scripture and revelation, and partaking of the blessings of priesthood authority.

Are We Christians?

Elder Ellis teaches that the Lord trusts us. Do we have the faith to trust Him? Hard experiences can make us stronger and more humble.

Do We Trust Him? Hard Is Good

(Matthew 3:13–17) Elder Jeffery R. Holland addresses the nature of the Godhead. An excerpt from “The Only True God and Jesus Christ Whom He Hath Sent,” Ensign or Liahona, Nov. 2007, 41.

Doctrine of the Godhead

(Acts 7:55-56) Elder Dallin H. Oaks testifies of the three separate beings of the Godhead.

Godhead

Two siblings in Ghana identify actions they can take to become closer to their Heavenly Father.

Godhead - He Knows Me

We need to know about Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ to be saved.

Knowledge of God and Jesus Christ

Elder Oaks teaches that because we know the truth about the Godhead and the plan of salvation, we have the road map for our mortal journey.

The Godhead and the Plan of Salvation

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