Developing Faith
What is faith, and can it really change the course of a person’s life?
Faith has inspired ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things. Explore stories, teachings, and experiences that examine what faith is, how it grows, and why it continues to matter.
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I Swear This to Be True
VIDEO 6:15
Bob was drunk again, or perhaps more accurately, still. Coming from a broken home along the Jersey shore, Bob had wrecked his life. But that began to change when he “reached to a higher power” as his AA sponsor suggested, and found God.
My Infallible Conviction
VIDEO 6:21 / English
Migrating from one religion to another often leaves skid marks on the soul. It was no different for Gabriel while living in India. But once that testimony was anchored, it became infallible.
Plant the Seed of Faith
VIDEO 8:12 / Mandarin Chinese
Eight years before Feifei Chen joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, a seed was planted in her heart back in China that she was unaware of. After leaving China for Canada, Chen was prepared to receive the Gospel and join the Church.
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I Believe It with All My Heart
VIDEO 6:54 / English
Jeffrey grew up without religion, thinking that truth was something subjective, based on culture and changing trends. But after experiencing the consequences of his bad choices, he began to think differently, and wonder if he should get religion.
Sri Lanka Pioneers
VIDEO 5:42 / Sinhala
In Sri Lanka, Christianity ranks 4th in the nation behind Buddhism (70%), Hinduism (13%) and Islam (10%) with just 7% of the population claiming Christ as their Savior. So, for Saliya and Shamalie, the odds were stacked against them.
No Goats Required
VIDEO 13:00 / Ikwerre
In Nigeria, many churches ask their members for all kinds of contributions so the pastor or bishop can pray for them. But Mercy learned otherwise when she joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
“The only thing you need to pray is faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.”
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Giving My Life to God
Taya had a very important decision to make once she was off on her own to attend university. It was a big girl decision, and she couldn't rely on her parents and family at home to help her make it. As a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Taya...
A Change of Heart
ENGLISH Conversion to the Gospel of Jesus Christ is seldom a one time born again experience. For it to go deep, it often takes time. Jordan and Michelle each share wonderful examples of a change of heart and how it changes lives in a dramatic way. Is your heart right...
The Missionary Effect
In the Philippines, Dexter's first real exposure to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was when he watched his Uncle and Aunt "bash" the Sister missionaries in an attempt to prove them wrong. Then he witnessed as these Sisters bore bold, yet humble...
Many Small Things Bring Testimony
ENGLISH "It hasn't been a pillar or an angel, I haven't seen anything like that," Benjamin says, "but it's been a series of small events that have just added up over time." Like Benjamin, many members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints haven't had...
No Therapist Required
There are the tribal traditions of the Cree Nation, and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and they blend together perfectly. So says Jordan Rabbitskin, a recent convert to The Church. "I thought I needed a therapist or a Priest to come and bless my...
Depression: The Invisible Illness
You can see an injured body but not an injured mind. Depression is an illness that hides deep in a person's psyche and is almost impossible to detect. Thankfully, those suffering from this condition can now speak about it without shame. But even today, it is still so...