Jesus Christ at the Center

Welcome to focusChrist

Find answers, study scripture, and draw closer to Jesus Christ.

The heart of our faith

The Atonement of Jesus Christ

Follow His love from the beginning. Linger with the artwork, read the scriptures, and explore His sacrifice, Resurrection, repentance, grace, and healing.

Follow the record

Explore Book of Mormon Evidences

Study the translation, Royal Skousen’s manuscript research, witness accounts, chiasmus, stylometry, and ancient context. Follow original sources, consider sincere questions, and return to the book’s witness of Jesus Christ.

Come, Follow Me 2026

Study This Week with Jesus Christ at the Center

Begin with the current Old Testament lesson, then choose a personal, family, or deeper-study path supported by official Church resources.

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A signature invitation

Look Unto Me in Every Thought

“Look unto me in every thought; doubt not, fear not.” Doctrine and Covenants 6:36

What does it mean to look unto Christ when answers are delayed, fear is real, or the next step is not obvious? Read the verse with Doctrine and Covenants 6:32-37 and follow the invitation all the way to the Savior's wounds and promises.

Watch, read, and reflect

Look, listen, and rejoice

Begin with a message about finding peace in Christ, then explore the invitation to rejoice in Him.

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Peace in Christ

When the world feels unsettled, turn toward the Savior and remember that lasting peace is found in Him.

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Our Purpose

focusChrist exists to help sincere seekers learn of Jesus Christ through clear explanations, scripture, thoughtful study, and direct pathways to authoritative Church resources.

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Seek, study, and remember Jesus Christ.

Begin with the question you are carrying

You do not need to know the vocabulary or have your beliefs settled before you begin. Choose a subject that matters to you, read one passage in its setting, and keep a note of what you understand and what you still want to ask.

If images help you slow down, study Be Still with Psalm 46. To hear current prophetic witness, explore the complete April 2026 General Conference study. If your question concerns the historical record, start with a guided comparison of sources.