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Verse No. 938 in General Conference since 2000
Matthew 17:20
Matthew 17:20 is cited in 10 General Conference talks from 2000 to 2026, ranking No. 938 among the 4,315 verses cited in three or more talks. It was first cited in this period by David B. Haight in October 2001, and most recently by J. Anette Dennis in April 2024.
Conference by conference
When speakers cited Matthew 17:20
Number of talks citing the verse at each conference, April 2000 to April 2026. Hover for details.
Who cites it most
Talk topics it appears in
Often cited in the same talk
Other verses that appear in the same talks most often.
- Alma 32:27 4 talks
- Mark 9:23 3 talks
- Doctrine and Covenants 20:77 3 talks
- Mosiah 3:19 2 talks
- Matthew 11:28 2 talks
- Doctrine and Covenants 84:20 2 talks
First and latest
- Faith of Our ProphetsFirst in this period · David B. Haight · 2001-10
- Put Ye On the Lord Jesus ChristMost recent · J. Anette Dennis · 2024-04
Every talk
All 10 talks that cite Matthew 17:20
Newest first. Each title opens the Weak Things sketch note for that talk, with a link to the full talk on ChurchofJesusChrist.org.
Put Ye On the Lord Jesus ChristJ. Anette Dennis · April 2024 · Read the talk
One Percent BetterMichael A. Dunn · October 2021 · Read the talk
Christ Is Risen; Faith in Him Will Move MountainsRussell M. Nelson · April 2021 · Read the talk
Precious Gifts from GodM. Russell Ballard · April 2018 · Read the talk
“Lord, I Believe”Jeffrey R. Holland · April 2013 · Read the talk
Faith—the Choice Is YoursRichard C. Edgley · October 2010 · Read the talk
Moving Closer to HimCraig A. Cardon · October 2006 · Read the talk
The Faith to Move MountainsGordon B. Hinckley · October 2006 · Read the talk
Faith of Our ProphetsDavid B. Haight · October 2001 · Read the talk
“Help Thou Mine Unbelief”L. Whitney Clayton · October 2001 · Read the talk
Teaching tip: pick two talks from different decades above and compare how each speaker applied Matthew 17:20. Then try Verse Quest for daily scripture practice.