It wasn’t always easy for people in Jesus’s day to understand who He really was. Everyone seemed to have an opinion—“Some say that thou art John the Baptist,” His disciples reported, “some, Elias; and others, Jeremias, or one of the prophets.” Then Jesus asked a question that went far deeper: “But whom say ye that I am?” That question invited His disciples to look beyond the noise of public opinion and listen to their own hearts. Jesus wanted them to find their answer not thr

Elder David A. Bednar taught: “Instead of thinking, ‘What am I going to tell them?’ the focus should be, ‘What would I ask them?’ And …...

Focus on People, Not Lessons Focus on People, Not Lessons Elder Dallin H. Oaks once taught that a true gospel teacher, like the Savior,...