Deseret Book Company: 1076 books

How did Joseph Smith do it? How did he, when just a teenager, open the floodgates of revelation on a spring day in 1820? How did he continue to receive, restore, and refine the rich doctrine of the restored gospel until his martyrdom in 1844? And how could a man who delivered such a comprehensive...

Brother Pinegar shows how to build a strong foundation by truly communicating with our Father in Heaven in prayer and by communicating with others using our ears and our hearts. Brother Pinegar gives specific helps for communicating with companions and iverstigators that will double and triple missionary efforts.

Matthias F. Cowley was born in Salt Lake City and ordained an Apostle at the age of 39. Although his widowed mother had wanted him to pursue a trade, Matthias Cowley was inclined to the service of the Lord. His patriarchal blessing indicated that he would serve many missions throughout the world preaching...

This thorough and clear presentation of the Scouting program will help leaders and parents better instill the ideals of Scouting into youth. The spiritual implications of Scouting principles and teachings are discussed, and several suggestions are presented on how to help young men learn and grow. Thane...

Inspire the princesses in your family to recognize their divine potential. Fireside favorite Jenny Phillips shares a timely message in this simple parable that tells of three sisters, daughters of a king, who promise to build their father a castle while he is away. Learn along with them as they strive to remain faithful until his return.

Take your family on a historical journey—by way of their taste buds! In this latest collection of recipes, the chefs at the Lion House step back in time to re-create favorite dishes enjoyed by the Presidents of the Church through the years. From Joseph Smith's Johnny Cakes to Spencer W. Kimball's...

Come to Zion by Dean Hughes, the nationally acclaimed writer, is an exciting journey through wind and waves, through cloud and sunshine, and through fiery trials of faith. Jeff and Abby’s newborn baby is fighting for his life and they are struggling with their personal faith. Little do they know...

It's a problem that most of us would like to pretend doesn't exist — especially in LDS homes. In this gospel-centered approach to healing from abuse, a popular LDS author and mother of ten shares her personal experience as a childhood victim of abuse. She describes the path to healing...

Science has long recognized that men and women think differently. So why are we surprised when experiences, language, or reactions are perceived in different ways? There are important variations in how men and women process such things as emotions, voice tones, and body language. Beverly Campbell, author...

Why do we love sports so much? Perhaps it’s because a basketball, baseball, or football game is like a miniature lifetime — an unscripted, unpredictable drama where determination, adversity, persistence, exhilaration, and disappointment are all acted out in front of us. The last-second...

Through the process of running marathons, Sister Elaine Dalton, Young Women general president, has learned that a long-distance race closely parallels life itself. Speaking to women of all ages, Sister Dalton explains how virtue is a vital component in the marathon of life. Virtue increases our capacity...

Are you or someone you know experiencing feelings of darkness and despair? Do you feel alone in your suffering?In this volume, A Perfect Brightness of Hope, author Davis S. Baxter brings light to those of us who feel beyond help and hope, reminding us that we are not alone, however alone we may...

What does an LDS lawyer and Bishop do when he is appointed by the court to defend a criminal he knows is guilty of murder, especially when he knows his defense may result in an acquittal? John Lindsey is the young attorney faced with this dilemma. The Trial is the spellbinding novel about a man who...