D&C 68:30 (Dad)

Carole M Stephens- The Master Healer (Mom)

https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2016/10/the-master-healer?lang=eng

"Principles and Promises" -Thomas S. Monson (Jen)

As you read this talk- think of the promises you've experienced in your life because of our testimony of the principles of the gospel.

https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2016/10/principles-and-promises?lang=eng&_r=1

"Come Follow Me" Robert D Hales (Lissa)

Click this link to go to: Come Follow Me~Robert D Hales

"Am I Good Enough? Will I Make It?- Elder Cornish (Riah)

Link to the Talk: "Am I Good Enough? Will I Make It?"

D&C 31:13 (Will)

"The Righteous Judge" Lynn G. Robbins April 2016

The word discipline comes from the Latin word discere, “to learn,” or discipulus, “learner,” making a disciple a student and follower.1 To discipline in the Lord’s way is to lovingly and patiently teach. In the scriptures the Lord often uses the word chasten when speaking of discipline (see, for example, Mosiah 23:21; D&C 95:1). The word chasten comes from the Latin castus, meaning “chaste or pure,” and chasten means “to purify.”2
Lynn G. Robbins