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With inspired intent, we can use technology to share the gospel in ways that connect hearts across the world. Each post, message, or shared testimony becomes a spark of light that carries the Savior’s love to those who might never hear it otherwise.
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“But purify your hearts before me; and then go ye into all the world, and preach my gospel unto every creature who has not received it.”—Doctrine & Covenants 112:28
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“The Lord expects you to use these great tools to take His work to the next level, to share the gospel in ways that are beyond my generation’s wildest imagination. Where generations past influenced their neighbors and their town, you have the power through the Internet and social media to reach beyond borders and influence the whole world.”—Randall L. Ridd, “The Choice Generation”
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Living the Principle: Using Technology to Share the Gospel
- Create digital spaces where the Spirit can dwell by pausing before you post to ensure your message uplifts, invites light, and reflects your covenants.
- Seek inspiration on how to share your personal witness online, using stories and experiences that testify of Christ rather than seeking attention or approval.
- Build intentional connections by reaching out to someone who might need encouragement, offering genuine love and gospel-centered hope through technology.
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This Day in Church History
1963: President Hugh B. Brown of the First Presidency dedicates the Polynesian Cultural Center, situated near the Church College in Hawaii (later BYU-Hawaii) and the Laie Hawaii Temple.
1972: Bruce R. McConkie is ordained an Apostle.
2004: The Angel Moroni statue is placed atop the Manhattan New York Temple.
How has technology helped you share your testimony or strengthen others’ faith? Share with us in the comments and check back tomorrow for more inspiration!
Holly Wallace is a writer and storyteller drawn to meaningful questions and overlooked details. Her work explores Latter-day Saint life and culture through faithful inquiry, inviting readers to pause, consider, and engage more deeply with what matters most.
