You are not a data point. You’re a beloved child of God with moral agency and divine potential.
I invite you to join me at https://t.co/DvO30jyBlh on June 7 as we discuss how to hear God's voice in an age of artificial intelligence. You are not a data point. You’re a beloved child of God with moral agency and divine potential.
My daughter is a genius. 🥺❤️🫶 She was so creative that she amazes me.
Thank you for sharing this song that I've downloaded and signed in to SoundCloud just to listen to this—on repeat.
🎶 “Two Bestfriends” by Iya Reyes (a.k.a. "Erase")
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“Academic integrity isn't about avoiding AI as tools. It's about being accountable for how you use them and when you use them.”
— Dr. Mario Domingo, “Reimagining Higher Education in an AI driven Ecosystem”, Ateneo de Manila University, March 17, 2026
If these are the last days, how can we stay safe and calm? How do we find peace? Where do we go if there is chaos?
The Lord has an answer for us in Doctrine and Covenants section 101.
Dear brothers, sisters, and friends, how grateful I am that we can watch, listen to, or attend general conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints this weekend. I know that the General Authorities and General Officers of the Church who will speak to us have prepared thoughtfully to teach us what the Lord would have them teach. I encourage you to view each session, prepared to make note of the spiritual impressions you receive.
For each of us, time marches on. As many of you know, I am closing in on my 100th birthday. Though my body reminds me every day that it is nearly a century old and to go easy on it, I honestly don’t know where the years have gone. They have simply flown by.
As senior leaders in the Church, we are called to serve for the remainder of our lives, often long beyond “retirement age.” This means that you may see some of us during general conference speak while sitting down, or pre-record our message to be shared at the appropriate time, or even require a little assistance getting to and from our seats in the conference center.
From my point of view, this is cause for celebration. I thank the Lord every day for the privilege of still being here with you. I cherish working alongside colleagues who are wearing out their lives in service to our Heavenly Father and His Son, Jesus Christ, despite the aches and creaks that come with advancing age. I don’t have words to express how grateful I am for strong colleagues on whom I can lean in many ways as we strive to serve the Lord.
May each of us, regardless of our individual circumstances, listen with open hearts and minds to what we hear this weekend so that the Lord can continue to direct each of us in our individual paths.
Happy general conference, my dear brothers and sisters!
The First Presidency announced the upcoming 194th Annual General Conference for April 6-7, with the five general sessions open to all individuals and families. #generalconference
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Life is a gift—but it also has difficulties. On this journey of life, you will face times of hardship, personal trial, discouragement, and disappointment that can feel overwhelming. Perhaps you feel trapped in such a time right now.
During such times, please remember that your Heavenly Father loves you. He always has, and He always will. Because of His infinite and perfect love, He sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to strengthen you and help you move forward. And Jesus came because He loves you deeply too.
With all my heart, I testify that Jesus is the Christ. When you take steps toward Him, reach for Him, and invite Him to be your strength, He will come to you and you will find Him. There is no choice you can make that somehow places you beyond His reach.
Quick tips for solid talks/lessons:
1 Prepare with the intent to bless, not to impress. If you seek to impress, you’ll likely flop.
2 People generally learn from and remember stories more than lectures.
3 Have a “wow” beginning and a “wow” ending and keep them as close together as possible.