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America's Destiny sets forth compelling evidence of America's divine origin and destiny—that it was a nation founded upon divine providence, not coincidence, as testified repeatedly by the Founding Fathers, respected historians, and statesmen. This revised edition also adds numerous scriptures and statements from prophets of God attesting to this truth.

Forgiving one another is one of the foundational teachings the Savior gave to all of His disciples. He made its importance unmistakably clear: to be forgiven yourself, you must forgive others. Yet for many, forgiveness can feel confusing, unfair, or even impossible. Deep wounds, repeated offenses, family conflict, betrayal, and lingering pain can leave the heart burdened and unsure how to move forward. Still, the Lord lovingly teaches that forgiveness is essential to our peace, our healing, and our discipleship.

While there is peace and simplicity in Latter-day Saint doctrine, there are also many complexities that leave many with thought-provoking questions. Infinite Contingencies invites all to explore these complexities, and it shows that gospel discussions can spark discovery, challenge assumptions, and deepen faith. Through rigorous scholarship and deeply personal insights, Michael Hawkins, PhD, takes you on a journey through some of the most thought-provoking topics in Latter-day Saint theology and practice.

In 1976, the Teton Dam collapsed, unleashing a wall of water that ravaged eastern Idaho and shattered the publics trust in American infrastructure. Engineers, historians, and survivors have asked the same question: Why did it fail? For decades, the disaster has been reduced to a cautionary tale, a grim case study, a footnote in engineering textbooks. But what if the real story is more complicated than we have ever been told? Failure and Fortitude is a meticulously researched, vividly written account of the Teton Dams rise and ruin.

In The New Testament for Latter-day Saints, Alex Douglas introduces Latter-day Saint readers to the basics of modern New Testament scholarship. Douglas answers the question, “What did the authors of the Bible believe about Jesus?” elucidating the striking diversity in how Jesus is portrayed in the New Testament. It ranges from authors who saw Jesus as teacher and prophet, to those who worshipped him as God incarnate. Douglas shows how the Bible we have today is a product of these competing voices, each shaped by conflicts within early Christianity.

Through Susan Easton Black's search for answers, she marveled at the early Saints’ undaunted determination to build a house of the Lord in the Salt Lake Valley. Their devotion to the Lord and their desire to make and keep sacred covenants awakened within her a greater sense of reverence for the temple. Within the pages of The Salt Lake Temple: Questions & Answers, you will find meaningful discussions ranging from when Brigham Young first gazed on the Salt Lake Valley to President Russell M. Nelson explaining the need to renovate and rededicate the Salt Lake Temple.

Navigating to Jesus: A Journey of Faith is for anyone seeking more than just answers—it's for those seeking alignment. If you feel spiritually numb, uncertain of your identity, or weighed down by life's roles and expectations, this book is a lifeline. Aaron and Julie Bujnowski draw from personal experience and timeless doctrine to guide listeners toward a deeper connection with Jesus Christ, the source of lasting identity, peace, and purpose.

Though we all have hopes for our lives, we often find ourselves taking unexpected detours—developing skills and talents we never envisioned, going in different directions than we planned, and feeling pain and loss we couldn't have imagined. Despite our diligence and obedience to God, we may find the path we hoped for is no longer passable or our strength is not sufficient to enable us to continue.

Not only is the Book of Mormon a marvelous scriptural companion to the Bible, but it offers a fantastic blueprint for leadership—in our personal lives, our families, our communities, our nations, and our world. In fact, it rivals any ‘modern’ leadership tome in existence. With great clarity and amplified promise, ancient Christian stalwarts like Nephi, his mother Sariah, Captain Moroni, and Mormon himself demonstrate how humility, trust in the Lord, pure love, and the fire of determined purpose can energize our service in God’s kingdom on Earth.

First published in 1883, Sinners and Saints is British journalist Phil Robinson's witty and observant travelogue of a journey across the United States. Beginning with a train ride from New York toward Chicago, Robinson turns his sharp eye and dry humor on American landscapes, small towns, and...

For Latter-day Saints, the temple is a most sacred place where we can make covenants with our Father in Heaven and receive His guiding inspiration. But there is more to the experience than simply visiting the temple grounds and following the motions. Using personal anecdotes and fundamental gospel doctrine, authors Aaron and Julie Bujnowski present an approach for attending the temple spiritually as well as physically.

Reconcile your authentic LGBTQ+ identity with profound spiritual longing in this affirming theological memoir. Whether you are actively navigating a faith crisis, healing from religious wounds, or searching for a hopeful community, this deeply personal exploration offers a liberating path...

When prayers go unanswered, when burdens feel too heavy, or when faith starts to slip, it’s natural to ask: Where is God in my story? Whether you’re working through a crisis of belief, feeling unseen in your daily struggles, or longing to pass your testimony to your posterity, Has the Day of Miracles Ceased? is the answer to that question. This book reminds listeners that miracles aren't just reserved for biblical times. Modern-day miracles are real, and they're happening all around us.

This book offers greater appreciation for the writings and purposes in writings of the prophets – especially the editor-prophets of The Book of Mormon. Additional insights on why certain details which are often skipped over — were included. This book will also provide an understanding of how ancient prophets taught their successors the specific groundwork to receive revelation. Knowledge is important for all this generation of disciples in preparation for the second coming of the Savior.

Every woman carries a story of joy and loss, of strength and surrender, of moments that bring her to her knees and moments that lift her to Christ. Finding the Savior through the Broken and Beautiful is a collection of true, faith-filled experiences from thirteen women of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Through illness, grief, addiction, loneliness, loss, fear, and waiting, they have come to know the Savior as Healer, Redeemer, and Light.

Healing after Sexual Abuse is a book for anyone who has survived sexual abuse and is searching for help along their healing journey, or for anyone who strives to better support victims of abuse. Written jointly by experts in the subject and fellow survivors and supported by scripture as well as secular research, this book teaches how specific principles of the gospel of Jesus Christ create real healing after sexual abuse.

Do you ever feel like your sincere, heartfelt prayers are ignored or met with silence? Do you wonder why a loving God would ever refuse to answer? Divine Quietness explores the reasons God sometimes answers our prayers with silence, in spite of our best efforts. Through the lens of her own experience and drawing on literature from many faith traditions, Emily Robison Adams discusses new ways of thinking about faith, doubt, and divine quietness.

Since the earliest days of the Restoration, the doctrine that we are eternal beings and can progress in our divinity has been central to the teachings of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In Doctrine and Covenants, we are taught that those who attain exaltation are "priests [and priestesses] and kings [and queens]....They are Gods" (76:54). This principle defines the purpose of the plan of salvation and distinguishes Latter-day Saints from most other contemporary Christians.

Along with tens of thousands of others who don't want to miss new scripture insights, enjoy a new approach to studying the Old Testament! Emily Belle Freeman and David Butler, hosts of the popular YouTube scripture-study channel Don't Miss This, explore the significance of one verse from most chapters of the Old Testament, showing you how to dig deep and find personal application of God's word.

As the first who chose to cross the threshold into mortality, Eve, as her Hebrew name implies, is truly the personification of Life. Together with Adam, Eve ushered in mortality and the chance for eternal progress. Her experiences cannot be separated from Adam's, but to understand their mission, we must first restore Eve to her proper, elevated place—a noble position beside Adam. Examining truths about Eve allows us to better understand Eve and Adam's mission and their beautiful, balanced interdependence.