To avoid confusion, we must learn to see patriarchal blessings not as a destination, but as a doorway to more revelation.

We may think we know the parable of the good Samaritan, but what prompted the Savior to give it and how is He asking us to live it?

Sarah Jane Wright believes childhood should be a more whimsical place—so she creates art for kids that captures the wonder of laughter, friendship, and faith.

Of their latest album, bass player Nick Villalobos says, “We presented hymns [with] a much more cinematic feel . . . I never would have thought a hymns album would be my favorite album Simply Three has done, and yet here we are.”

Five days before Christmas, Heather Van Boerum was walking through a parking lot when a driver accidentally hit the gas, pinning her between two cars. Now Heather shares how gifts of love—both earthly and heavenly—carried her through recovery.

Podcast host Tammy showed her guests a tear jar—an ancient tool used during times of mourning—and described the symbolism of what it can teach us about the Savior.

To satisfy that craving you might be having for some trivia, here are a few of the facts and other tips from our November/December issue.

Author Brandon Sanderson is a star in the expanse of the fantasy genre. Here are some facts about his journey to seemingly magical success.

Atop an aquarium crowned by mermaids is a magnificent metal book. Its golden pages have fallen open, as though the last person to read them was suddenly transported into a world of adventure.