October 2025, drawn one talk at a time

President Oaks explains the conference proceeds as President Nelson planned, honoring him as a servant and follower of Jesus Christ.

Peacemaking begins in our hearts and homes, then spreads to communities through Christlike kindness, forgiveness, and understanding.

Primary music teaches children the gospel, strengthens lifelong faith, and helps all disciples remember and follow Jesus Christ.

The Lord looks on the heart; give your whole heart to the Savior and follow Him with real intent.

Knowing we are beloved children of God, and drawing near to Him through prayer and Christ, changes how we face life.

Through regular repentance and covenants we are reconciled to God and gain an unshakable connection to Jesus Christ.

Trust Christ and develop your God-given gifts through patient, consistent, self-disciplined effort, doing your part with all your heart.

The family proclamation is words from God; live its teachings with love, faith, and equal partnership in marriage.

Focusing on Christ, teaching true doctrine, and learning diligently invite the Holy Ghost, the perfect Tutor, to edify us.

Making and keeping covenants at sacrament tables and temple altars binds us to Jesus Christ, who heals and gives rest.

Testimony is an eternal gift from God, witnessed by the Holy Ghost, that we keep and multiply by choosing to believe.

Christ's Church should welcome everyone so all feel they belong and no one sits alone.

Applying the doctrine of Christ simply and consistently brings joy, guidance, and strength through life's challenges.

As the Lord hastens His work, members must welcome, love, and nurture new and returning members on the covenant path.

Jesus Christ offers as many new beginnings as we need; receive His healing, forgiveness, and fresh start today.

We have a covenant duty to love, encourage, and cheer one another on rather than judge.

We show love for God by putting Him first, serving others, expressing gratitude, and choosing willing obedience.

Like the Good Shepherd, Church leaders should know people by name, account for them, and personally bring them back.

The Atonement of Jesus Christ brings forgiveness to those who sin and healing to those wounded by others.

God blesses us through humble means; the Book of Mormon is powerful evidence of Christ's love and the Restoration.

Service in Christ's name, including by service missionaries, changes hearts, blesses all who serve, and brings people to Christ.

Temperance strengthens other Christlike attributes and gives us a firm foundation to face trials with humility and calm.

Minister to each person with Christ's love, helping them come unto Him and worship in His house.

Looking to God in every thought brings peace, strength in hardship, and the gift of the Holy Ghost.

Youth can gain their own testimony of living prophets by learning, teaching, and following the prophets' voices.

Trials prove and strengthen us when we rely on Jesus Christ, who will not forsake us.

Through faith in Christ, covenants, and repentance, Judgment Day can be pleasing; we become our own judges.

Taking Christ's name means keeping covenants, witnessing of Him, and showing His love through lifelong discipleship.

Like Jonah, turn to Jesus Christ for mercy and healing; do not forsake your own mercy because of flaws.

African Saints show that centering life on Jesus Christ brings joy, gratitude, and hope despite hardship.

Taking Christ's name means identifying with Him, becoming like Him, joining His work, and receiving His power.

Scriptures are God's recipe for happiness; small acts of charity invite Jesus Christ into our lives.

Daily feasting on the Book of Mormon deepens conversion to Jesus Christ, invites revelation, and inspires sharing.

The gospel is family-centered; families flourish by following Christ, learning together, serving, and making temple covenants.