God wants His children to have joy. This collection presents the power of joy that comes from keeping our covenants, serving our families, being parents, and performing temple work.

President Uchtdorf teaches that turning to the Lord will make our lives better and will help us make the lives of others better.

A Yearning for Home

Taking care of a loved one can bring great blessings of joy.

Blessed With Great Joy

"God didn’t design us to be sad. He created us to have joy!" — Dieter F. Uchtdorf

Created to Have Joy

The greatest joys in this life center in families, as they will in the worlds to come.

Joy in Families

(Alma 29:9–17) Elder Richard G. Scott speaks of the joy that comes in assisting others to understand and follow the Savior’s teachings.

Proclaiming the Gospel Brings Joy

Elder Dale G. Renlund tells a childhood story of lighting a firecracker in the chapel right before church began. He relates his story to the joy of repentance.

Repentance: A Joyful Choice

Sister Bingham teaches that, despite the difficulties of mortal life, we can turn to Jesus Christ as the source of all healing, peace, and eternal progress.

That Your Joy Might Be Full

Tim tells about the joy he finds in doing family history work and going to the temple.

The Joy Of Family History Work

Quote given by Elder Richard G. Scott in the Sunday afternoon session on October 7, 2012.

The Joy of Redeeming the Dead

Let us embrace and understand the wonder and privilege of the priesthood. Let us accept and love the responsibilities we are asked to fulfill.

The Joy of the Priesthood

Ronald A. Rasband teaches that we can receive joy by serving each other and bearing one other's burdens as disciples of the Lord.

The Joyful Burden of Discipleship

Mothers share their testimonies and some of their experiences with 
motherhood.

The Joys of Motherhood

Linda K. Burton's talk given at the 2013 General Relief Society Meeting.

The Power, Joy, and Love of Covenant Keeping

We find the real joy of Christmas when we make the Savior the focus of the season.

The Real Joy of Christmas

(John 16:20–22) In the final hours of the Savior's life, he taught his disciples about the joy that was to come. An excerpt from “Rejoice!” Ensign, Nov. 1996.

The Source of Our Joy

President Uchtdorf tells a parable of three sisters—sad, mad, and glad—to teach that we are children of God and that the path of discipleship leads to joy.

Three Sisters

Sister Eubank encourages Latter-day Saint women to follow the charge given by President Spencer W. Kimball to be righteous, articulate, different, and distinct.

Turn On Your Light

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