TOTW - The Virtue of Kindness

"We are all children of our Heavenly Father. And we are here with the same purpose: to learn to love Him with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength, and to love our neighbor as ourselves (see Mark 12:30-31)."

(Joseph B. Wirthlin, "The Virtue of Kindness," Ensign, May 2005, 28)

TOTW - The Great and Wonderful Love

"If you have any thoughts and feelings [of inadequacy and guilt], I invite you to become as a little child and feel again 'the great and wonderful love made manifest by the Father and the Son in the coming of the Redeemer into the world' (D&C 138:3). Childlike faith in the perfect love of Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ will 'divide asunder' (Helaman 3:29) Satan's snares of inadequacy, imperfection, and guilt."

(Anthony D. Perkins, "The Great and Wonderful Love," Ensign, Nov. 2006, 77)

TOTW - The Opportunity to Testify

"I trust [the Lord's] wonderful promises. . . .
"God our Heavenly Father knows us by name. Jesus Christ lives; He is the Messiah; He loves us. The Atonement of Jesus Christ is real; it brings immortality to all and opens the door to eternal life."

(Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf, "The Opportunity to Testify," Ensign, November 2004, 76)

TOTW - The Need for Greater Kindess

"Let us all recognize that each of us is a son or daughter of our Father in Heaven, who loves all of His children."

(Gordon B. Hinckley, "The Need for Greater Kindness," Ensign, May 2006, 58)

The Great Plan of Happiness

"To be without God in the world--in other words, to refuse to live His gospel and therefore lack the companionship of the Spirit--is to be in a state contrary to the nature of happiness. The gospel of Jesus Christ is, in fact, the--note that this is singular, meaning it is the only--'great plan of happiness' (Alma 42:8). If you opt for any other way of life or try to live only the parts of the gospel that seem convenient, such a choice will cheat you of the full, resplendent joy and happiness for which you were designed by our loving Father in Heaven and His Son."

(Marcus B. Nash, "The Great Plan of Happiness," Ensign, Nov. 2006, 49)