The Answer Is Jesus Christ: October 2026 Conference Roundup
Conference called us to trust Christ with unfinished stories, seek spiritual quiet, and honor our covenants.
Same Covenants, Different Crosses
Same-sex attraction does not bar temple worship, though equal promises can come with unequal burdens in mortal life.
Liberation at Whose Expense?
Taylor Frankie Paul’s distress exposes the limits of a cultural script that mistakes religious rebellion for freedom.
Feed Them Anyway
Christian discipleship asks us to serve our neighbors even when they misunderstand our faith.
Healing After the Michigan Attack
A year after violence shattered their Sunday worship, two survivors describe the slow work of healing with Christ.
Conference Without the Checklist
General Conference offers six months of spiritual direction, not one weekend of impossible expectations.
Before You Choose a Therapist
A therapist need not share a client’s beliefs, but should respect them and avoid turning treatment into persuasion.
Who Protects Children Online?
Utah’s app-store law is a meaningful step toward protecting children online, but stronger safeguards are still needed.
The Republic Relies on Restraint
Defending the Constitution requires more than conviction. Are you willing to moderate on important issues for the sake of the country?
The Beautiful Agony of Foster Care
Foster care taught one family that loving a child fully means accepting the possibility of grief.
What Children Give Us
A culture fluent in parenting’s burdens must recover the fuller story by rejoicing in the blessings children bring.
How Heroes Are Raised
The courage of Welles Crowther and Salman Hamdani points to a quiet lesson: Heroism begins long before a crisis, when children learn that their work matters.