“This practice helps me feel the Savior’s grace on a more tangible level.”
3 Min Read
This divine gift is a powerful way to navigate anything that comes our way.
2 Min Read
“I was drawn to a word I’d never paid attention to as if the Holy Ghost had marked it in bright yellow highlighter.”
3 Min Read
You’ll love Sister Yee’s refreshing take on the all-too-relatable feeling of being overwhelmed.
2 Min Read
With the right mindset, you really can learn to thrive in difficulty—and avoid doubt and shame along the way.
4 Min Read
“There is hope in the promise God has made of a place of safety in the storms ahead,” President Eyring assures us.
1 Min Read
Do you remember these encouraging questions from President Nelson?
1 Min Read
Inner peace is not as elusive as we sometimes think. Increase your personal peace with these six stellar—but simple—habits.
7 Min Read
The homes we read about in ancient scripture are full of inspiration for today. Here are four stories with beautifully modern takeaways.
10 Min Read
Seeing criticism against the Church online can create feelings of stress or anxiety. Here are five suggestions to help you recenter on faith.
6 Min Read
The invitation in the Doctrine and Covenants to “doubt not, fear not” can sometimes be easier said than done.
1 Min Read
On those days or nights when I am really sick, I especially feel Robin pushing me on, as she always has.
2 Min Read
As a teen, Phong risked his life to escape communism. He then was led to the only One who could heal the painful memories of his childhood.
10 Min Read
Christ’s final gift paves the path to more peace and direction in our lives today.
2 Min Read
Singer Brandon Pak found newfound peace coming back to church after years away. Read his story and hopeful advice for supporting loved ones who leave.
10 Min Read
Bite-sized efforts to be spiritually nourished can add up to a fulfilling relationship with God.
3 Min Read
The Spirit can help us learn to choose thoughts of faith and hope, a practice that can transform our lives.
7 Min Read
I don’t have perfect answers to all my questions about prayer. But I’ve found a way to worry about them far less—and have far more meaningful prayers.
3 Min Read
When I listened to the hymn performed in Spanish, I discovered an interesting lyric translation.
2 Min Read
Unfamiliar with “It is well with my Soul”? Fall in love with the powerful hymn through this rendition
3 Min Read
“I was recently studying how to feel more peace in the temple, and I came across an idea that sparked an encouraging realization.”
2 Min Read
How do we reconcile the promise of peace in Christ when mental illness or other difficult circumstances prevent us from feeling peaceful?
5 Min Read
Melissa Inouye shares five truths to help Latter-day Saints understand life's struggles and find joy and peace in their choice to be on “Team Jesus.”
7 Min Read
After being released from the Relief Society general presidency, Sister Aburto had goals to spend more time with family, be better at caring for herself, and even start an overdue project to declutter her house. But her plate was soon filled with other opportunities. How could she decide what was most important?
2 Min Read
“I don’t want my unity with others in the Church to be conditional, where in order to be unified, I’ve either got to convert someone else to my way of thinking or vice versa.”
2 Min Read
Kathryn Davis, host of the Magnify Podcast, shares her experience studying the Prophet’s words over the last six months and spoiler alert—it was transformative!
2 Min Read
The future isn't daunting when we follow the counsel of living prophets to guide us.
4 Min Read
For this year's International Day of Peace try listening to uplifting music to bring more peace into your life.
1 Min Read
Richard Eyre’s new book, No Division Among You, tackles how we can all become more unified with those around us.
2 Min Read
A graduate from BYU-Hawaii’s intercultural peacebuilding program shares how becoming a peacemaker is the pathway to discipleship and building Zion.
6 Min Read
We are all trying to achieve peace. But in that process, is it creating peace? Or is it creating more conflict?
3 Min Read
“To pray is to practice remembering God. The more frequently you forget, the more chances you’ll have to remember, and the more you remember, the deeper your prayer will go.”
4 Min Read
When Renee White’s then-18-month-old son, Eli, started throwing tantrums, she was shocked—not by her toddler’s behavior, but her own. She has since been on a journey to become a peaceful parent.
11 Min Read
We all want to feel loved and accepted. Here are nine ideas that may help those who are unable to fully participate at church know they are welcome among their fellow Latter-day Saints.
14 Min Read
A new online resource can help you apply President Nelson’s challenge to change the world through peace building.
1 Min Read
As I’ve started practicing meditation in my life, I’ve noticed an increase in the peace and calm I feel. Here are some of the takeaways I’ve found about how meditation can enhance our relationship with the Savior.
8 Min Read
A phenomenon highlighted in a recent Pew survey could be a sign that Latter-day Saints are trying to be kind and nonjudgmental to those around them.
2 Min Read
“The Book of Mormon speaks of being poisoned by degrees, and I’ve always thought it to be representative of the way evil works: subtly easing us into extreme danger. I recently listened to Marie Vischer Elliott describe her family’s experience of becoming confined in a concentration camp, and I couldn’t stop thinking about this scripture.”
4 Min Read
Families are inherently unruly things, but we can create peace as we get comfortable with conflict and recommit to love.
7 Min Read
Melaney Tagg is helping people with seemingly polarizing views come together to recognize that as children of God, we have more in common than we realize.
7 Min Read
My complete avoidance of conflict was becoming a problem. I was grateful to realize the Savior showed a better way.
9 Min Read
Peace can come to all who earnestly seek the Prince of Peace. His is the sweet and saving message our missionaries take throughout the world.
5 Min Read
A Church video ponders a question weighing on the hearts and minds of many people today: “Where can I turn for peace?”
1 Min Read
A wise therapist once told me that life isn’t really about being happy. It’s about finding peace. This lesson struck me with renewed force when I learned the story behind our beloved Latter-day Saint hymn “Where Can I Turn for Peace?”
8 Min Read
How can the gospel of Jesus Christ help heal our fallen world and provide answers in an age characterized by “wars and rumors of wars” when “the love of men shall wax cold”?
6 Min Read
As we remember our eternal purpose and identity, we can find hope and put our troubles into perspective.
7 Min Read
What do scriptures teach about living in an age of conflict? How are Latter-day Saints called to be peacemakers?
2 Min Read
In LDS Living’s latest 5-minute Fireside, two musicians take the floor to share a message about the Savior in both word and song. Chad and Ben Truman, singer-songwriters known as the Truman Brothers, tell how difficult it was for their family when their aunt passed away from brain cancer, just two months before the birth of her first granddaughter, and amid a worldwide pandemic that prevented many traditional forms grieving. Chad says that experience and other trials in the past year, have brought a line from Doctrine and Covenants 122:7 to his mind often:
1 Min Read
If you’ve followed LDS Living content through the pandemic, chances are you’ve heard of “Deseret Book Live!” These short videos feature Deseret Book authors and artists with the goal of bringing you uplifting content during these times.
1 Min Read
Elder Richard G. Scott once shared: “Many voices from the world in which we live tell us we should live at a frantic pace. There is always more to do and more to accomplish. Yet deep inside each of us is a need to have a place of refuge where peace and serenity prevail, a place where we can reset, regroup, and reenergize to prepare for future pressures.”
7 Min Read
Sometimes as Latter-day Saints and human beings, we have so much to do that we forget to take time to be. Elder Holland has said, "As King Benjamin cautioned his people, it is not intended that we run faster than we have strength and all things should be done in order (see Mosiah 4:27).” But despite that, I know that many of you run very fast and that your energy and emotional supply sometimes registers close to empty."
9 Min Read