From the Conference Archives: A sermon by Elder Joseph L. Wirthlin on the Dangers of Big Government – GC: Oct. 1946
Conference Talks
While studying the Apr. 1970 General Conference I was struck by this talk by Elder Hartman Rector Jr. on turning “Weakness into Strength.” I feel like this is a message many Latter-day Saints can relate to, and benefit from. So, from the conference archives, here is Elder Rector Jr.’s Apr. 1970 address: From Weakness to …
From the Conference Archives: George Albert Smith’s Apr. 1935 talk on sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ with the whole world and how it starts at home
From the conference archives: Elder Marion D. Hanks discourses on strengthening the treasure that lies ‘under the hearth’ aka our families.
A call to arms by Harold B. Lee for the Elders in the Church to become ‘Defenders of the faith’ from the Apr. 1970 Priesthood Session of General Conference
Elder Matthew Cowley discourses on the “Sacred Triangle” of husband, wife, and God that we enter into when we are sealed in the temple.
Elder Matthew Cowley of the Twelve Apostles shares a tender story of an 8-year-old boy named Joe. He exhorts us to be like Joe.
We often ask “What was your favorite talk from general conference?” I believe we should reverse that it “What was your least favorite talk?”
The final Conference talk from Oct. 1953 by Elder Matthew Cowley of the Twelve Apostles before his death, on the efficacy of prayer.
A sermon on the duties of Parents to ensure their homes are a center of learning and that their children are instructed in vital matters.