How to go from actually receiving

the Gift of the Holy Ghost

(First Comforter)

To enjoying a personal relationship

with Jesus Christ

(Second Comforter)

How to go from actually receiving 

the Gift of the Holy Ghost

(First Comforter)

To enjoying a personal relationship

with Jesus Christ

(Second Comforter)

“Jesus anointed that Prophet and Seer”

Q:   What did Jesus mean when he testified, “Except a man be born of the water and the spirit he cannot enter the Kingdom of God”? (John 3:5)

A: Joseph Smith: “You might as well baptize a bag of sand as a man if not done in view of the remission of sins and getting the Holy Ghost. Baptism by water is but half a baptism and is good for nothing without the other half – that is the baptism of the Holy Ghost.” (TPJS 314)

Teachings of the Prophet Joseph Smith

Topically Organized

Students, teachers, and leaders can now quickly access the nuggets they are searching for!

You will find hundreds of Gospel topics chronologically gathered by subject. Here is what the Prophet Joseph Smith taught, compiled from his sermons, editorials, minutes and journals. This book makes useable the classic volume compiled by Joseph Fielding Smith in 1938, called Teachings of the Prophet Joseph Smith (TPJS). It systematically organizes his scholarly compilation, which is still the heart of the Prophet’s doctrine and teachings, and now conveniently enables students, teachers and leaders to quickly overview and access the nuggets they are seeking to augment their presentations. 

LDS Conference Report Extracts

1852-1886

Learn from the men who were taught by the Prophet Joseph!

This single volume has a mutitude of extracts from all 26 volumes of the Journal of Discourses which comprise about 10,000 pages of General & Local Conference talks of the First Presidency & Twelve. The editor has gathered out many of the revelatory truths from these talks and has categorized them under 100 gospel topics. The subjects range from Adam to Zion and make crystal clear what the Prophet Joseph Smith, publicly and privately, taught his successors before he died concerning the fulness of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. These inspired extemporaneous sermons unfold Gospel principles more clearly than any other volume heretofore ever published.

 

Marriage on Earth as It is in Heaven

If you are married, or thinking of marriage for eternity, this is an important read!

This book answers many questions pertaining to marriage.

  • What is this “mysterious merger” called marriage?
  • What is Celestial Marriage? Terrestrial Marriage? Telestial Marriage?
  • Was Jesus married? When is divorce justified by the Savior?
  • Did Joseph Smith marry other men’s wives?
  • How can I make my marriage more heaven-like?
  • What does it mean to abide in the Covenant of Marriage?
  • What covenants did I actually make in the Temple?

George Q. Cannon’s Journal

Exceptional Excerpts

A must read for every serious student of the Restoration!!

Recently Apostle George Q. Cannon’s Journal has become available online for the whole world to enjoy. Five thousand pages is a lot to read, so the editor extracted about 10% from the whole, mining out the golden verbatim nuggets. These entries are also enhanced with extensive footnotes and explanations from the journal of his son, Apostle Abraham H. Cannon, as well as other historians. This book powerfully exhibits how dedicated Cannon was in living the fulness of the Gospel taught by the Prophet Joseph Smith. New insights are unfolded, answering the troubling questions of the 1880s to 1900s, from an insider of the First Presidency and the Twelve.

Editor’s Favorite Excerpts 

From George Q. Cannon’s Journal

Learn about the life of a man who qualified for Celestial glory!!

This little gem of a book draws from the excerpts of George Q. Cannon’s Journal – Exceptional Excerpts. It is a compilation of the editor’s favorite excerpts from the larger book, which had already been culled from the entire George Q. Cannon journal. George Q. Cannon was the “face of Mormonism” in the second half of the nineteenth century. To read his words is to read the words of a man who lived a life that qualifies him for Celestial glory and provides a pattern to follow for the reader who is pursuing that same dream.