The best team to be on during this time is the Savior’s. He taught about storms and burdens throughout His ministry. He knew problems would always come, that we would be tried and tested and He did everything possible to prepare us. Quaranteam with the Lord!

Keeping our lamps full does require taking a vigilant, consistent daily effort, but as we listen to the Holy Ghost, our “yoke will become easy and the burden light” (Matthew 11:30).

On Friday my wonderful friend, John Lauck, who was the President and CEO of Children's Miracle Network Hospitals passed away from the complications of a biking accident. Read how the words “Come as you are, bring what you have” guided me this week through loss and inspired my Sunday Message.

I love to sew, I love fabric, threads and yarns... I love being surrounded by all of it! Read how tapestries inspired my Sunday Message this week!

Sometimes during the holidays, for all the right reasons, we push ourselves beyond what our normal limits allow and it leaves us in a place where it is hard to hear the Lord’s voice. When I look back on situations I wish I could have a “do-over” on, it’s usually when I reacted instead of acted.

God loves putting back our broken pieces because it’s His work and glory, to help us become healed and whole.

I haven’t had time to thank everyone publicly until now for all the effort in having everyone come together as the four original Osmond Brothers got together to sing for my birthday one last time. And I wanted it to be my gift, to all of you too, for the way you have followed them through the years.