Picturing Christ tells the story of how Latter-day Saints and other Christians have imagined Jesus and portrayed him in art throughout history, as well as what the archaeological evidence suggests about what he might have looked like. Though what Jesus did is more important than how he looked, how we see him shapes us. Our assumptions about what Jesus would have looked like can have a significant impact on our relationships with Deity, ourselves, and one another.C...

Where can you go to learn more about Book of Mormon studies? For those who do not regularly engage with scholarship, it’s hard to know how to begin. Even with all that’s happened in the last few decades, and especially all that’s happening right now in Book of Mormon studies, there has been no general guide to Book of Mormon scholarship available to the public—until now. This introduction breaks down Book of Mormon studies, from the field’s history to the obstacles that will need to be ove...

Parents are the example God placed in families to protect, care for, teach, guide and provide for their families. After God it is the parents who must take responsibility to care for the emotions and the heart of their children without harming them at the same time. The Psalmist refers to children as arrows of an archer "Psalms 127: 4 The children born to a young man are like arrows in the hands of a warrior." Children are God's most precious gift to parents as parents are to children. God...

Parents serve as the example God placed in families to protect, care for, teach, guide, and provide for their loved ones. After God, it is the responsibility of parents to nurture the emotions and hearts of their children without causing harm. The Psalmist beautifully symbolizes children as arrows, noting in Psalms 127:4 that "The children born to a young man are like arrows in the hands of a warrior." Children are seen as one of God's most treasured gifts to parents, just as pare...

This volume explores the transformative power of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Devoted disciples and scholars reflect on what it means to live in Christ—to walk in newness of life, to gain a more expansive view of ourselves and others, to be changed by grace, and to find divine peace and joy even in our darkest moments. Together, their reflections testify that Christ’s triumph over death is not only a historical miracle but also a present source of joy, healing, and renewal.