The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints General Conference Podcast

The Sunday Afternoon Session of the 196th Annual General Conference of  The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, April 5, 2026. Speakers for this session were selected from the General Authorities and General Officers of the Church.    This broadcast has been furnished as a public service by Bonneville Distribution.  

The Sunday Morning Session of the 196th Annual General Conference of  The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, April 5, 2026. Speakers for this session were selected from the General Authorities and General Officers of the Church.    This broadcast has been furnished as a public service by Bonneville Distribution.  

Ulysses Suarez, apostle who testifies of Christ as the true vine. Brian J. Holmes, General Authority Seventy stressing covenants and the covenant path. Gerald Kasse, apostle on hearing the Savior through His servants. David J. Wonderly, youth leader teaching how to keep Christ close. Juan Liang Wu and Eduardo F. Ortega, Seventies sharing conversion and enduring faith. Gary E. Stevenson, apostle on Christlike love and care for all.

Henry B. Eyring, First Counselor known for heartfelt prayers, closes with reflections on prayer and peace. Jorge T. Becerra, General Authority Seventy, shares testimonies about tithing and putting God first. Michael John U. Teh, General Authority Seventy, urges following prophetic counsel and living gospel culture. David A. Bednar, Apostle, discusses enduring to the end and charity. Clark G. Gilbert, Apostle, invites others to come home. Kristin M. Yee, Relief Society leader, speaks on compassionate ministering. Patrick Kearon, Apostle, addresses discipleship, callings, and being about the Father’s business.

B. Corey Cuvallier, a General Authority, shares heartfelt insights on discipleship and embodying Christ’s name through personal stories. Matthew S. Holland draws from Jonah's tale to highlight themes of mercy, repentance, and hope found in the Savior. Carles A. Godoy illustrates joyful faith experiences in Africa. Dale G. Rendlin emphasizes alignment with Christ’s purposes, while John D. Amos presents scripture as a recipe for life, encouraging personal revelation. Finally, Ozani Farias testifies to the Book of Mormon's transformative power.

Join Jeffrey R. Holland, a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, as he shares powerful evidence from the Book of Mormon to strengthen faith. Ulysses Soares discusses the importance of looking to God amidst trials and emphasizes living the commandments, drawing on lessons from Lesotho. Andrea M. Spanos energizes youth by encouraging them to seek personal testimonies of prophets, while Henry B. Eyring explores how life's challenges refine our faith. James E. Evanson highlights the transformative power of service in spreading the gospel.

Patrick Caron, a General Church leader, shares insights on new beginnings and the transformative power of Christ's Atonement. J. Annette Dennis, First Counselor in the Relief Society, emphasizes the importance of fostering belonging and uplifting others in the congregation. Meanwhile, William K. Jackson, a General Authority Seventy, discusses the need to remember and minister to church members by name, highlighting practical approaches to care for those who may have strayed. Together, they inspire hope and community through faith.

Join Ronald A. Rasband, a Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, who reflects on the Family Proclamation's 30th anniversary and its vital teachings. Chad H. Webb shares insights on inviting the Holy Ghost into gospel learning, emphasizing Christ's central role. Jeremy R. Yagi discusses the importance of altars in worship, while Garrett W. Gong inspires unity with 'no one sits alone' as a guiding principle. Michael Ciesla highlights the power of small acts of discipleship, and Quentin L. Cook urges support for new converts and a renewed focus on covenants.

In this engaging session, Gary E. Stevenson, a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, discusses practical steps for peacemaking in our hearts and communities. Tracy Y. Browning highlights how Primary music instills doctrine and prepares children for sacred covenants. Ronald M. Barcelos invites introspection on turning our hearts fully to God, while Brick V. Eyre emphasizes recognizing our divine identity. Kelly R. Johnson speaks on the importance of repentance to maintain faith, and Dieter F. Uchtdorf stresses that discipleship demands daily effort and stewardship.

In this enlightening discussion, several speakers from the General Conference delve into transformative themes of faith and community. They emphasize the importance of cultivating reverence in worship, sharing personal stories that highlight gratitude and connection with the divine. The essence of true discipleship is explored, urging listeners to embody Christ's love in their daily lives. Humorous anecdotes and poetic reflections underscore the significance of humility, prayer, and recognizing oneself as a beloved child of God, strengthening bonds through charity and service.