This season, when we celebrate the birth of the Prince of Peace, we can regularly feel Jesus' unique, abiding peace in our lives.

Seeing the Temple let us feel the peace of knowing that a loving Heavenly Father and Savior were with us through our journey of grief.

Christmas is a season of love. We remember the love of the Father for us by sending His Son. We turn and share that same love with others.

Each of us can go to the house of the Lord and touch the Savior through the temple and its ordinances.

To remember Jesus Christ is to have experienced Him—personally and powerfully. In remembering Him, we will find our Jesus.

The choice to become like our Heavenly Father is the culmination of every choice we make in mortality. It is the best of all our priorities.

Our lives had changed dramatically, but the Savior's promise to us in the temple helped sweep away all the broken parts of our past.

I learned about meekness during an early morning basketball game. Meekness matters! It lifts us and others. To be meek is to be like Christ.

In the temple, we learn something profoundly significant. In our quest to become like our Savior, we are meant to become saviors ourselves.

I can consistently find the blessings I desperately need when I attend the temple. It is my sure place of spiritual rest!

We are the temples of God who can bring His holiness from His house unto all nations.

As a licensed psychologist, let me suggest three ways in which regular temple attendance can help ease our emotional burdens.

Our 2 1/2-year-old boy passed away in an accident in March 2020. Our marriage covenant and faith in Christ became our foundation of hope.

While worshipping and serving in temples, it is as if worldly concerns dissipate. With this perspective, many daily concerns become trivial.

Sometimes you have to return to the simple first principles of the gospel when facing trials, even the trial of terminal cancer.

There is nothing more special than sealing a group of siblings, especially when they are in your family.

The temple, where God asks us to come and strengthen our relationship with Him, feels most like “home.”

The temple can help us get through our toughest trials--even the trial of cancer.

It has been said that grief is love persisting. The temple can give us an eternal perspective when we lose someone we love.