Nurturing the divine and spiritual nature of God’s children is important in our lives. This collection discusses the spiritual strength we gain through participating in ordinances that invite purpose and standing up to opposition.

Ordinances invite spiritual purpose and power into our lives as we strive to be born again and become men and women of Christ.

Ordinances Invite Spiritual Purpose

We Have Endured Many Things: Spiritual Strength

Laura describes how she develops faith to live the gospel even though few Latter-day Saints live in her area. She receives spiritual strength from the gospel of Jesus Christ, the scriptures, and the Personal Progress program.

Elder Stevenson likens a solar eclipse to a spiritual eclipse. A gospel perspective can help us overcome pride and use social media to inspire others.

Spiritual Eclipse

Boyd K. Packer's talk given at the 2013 General Conference Saturday Afternoon Session

The Key to Spiritual Protection

A portrayal of the analogy Elder Boyd K. Packer used in his April 1976 general conference address. Just as well-camouflaged crocodiles prey on unwary victims, Satan preys on unwary youth by using tactics that camouflage the deadly nature of sin.

Spiritual Crocodiles

(2 Nephi 32:3–5) President Boyd K. Packer talks about spiritual immunization.

Spiritual Immunization

Don’t let the whirlwinds drag you down. These are your days—to stand strong as disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Spiritual Whirlwinds

Youth consider what they will do to add stamps to their “spiritual passports” and bless the lives of others.

Our Spiritual Passport

President Lee teaches that criticizing church leaders leads to spiritual sickness.

Spiritual Sickness

Elder Rasband explains that our lives are part of the Lord’s divine design and that He will guide us when we strive to be righteous.

By Divine Design

Acquiring Spiritual Knowledge: Madison's Story

A young woman struggles with questions about plural marriage in early Church history and finds understanding as she applies principles of acquiring spiritual knowledge.

Elder Robert D. Hales explains the importance of creating a strong spiritual tapestry made of a variety of Christlike characteristics.

Weaving Our Spiritual Tapestry

Spirituality

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