Discipline
Correction, training, and self-mastery; the Lord's chastening of those He loves.
Also known as: Chastening · Correct · Correcting · Correction
63 documents · 6 libraries · 1957–2025
Emphasis over time
Peak: 4 documents in 1973
Documents tagged with this topic each year. Libraries cover different years (Liahona starts in 2021), so the rate compares eras more fairly than the count.
Where it lives
- General Conference31 documents
- BYU Speeches18 documents
- Religious Educator9 documents
- BYU Studies2 documents
- Liahona Articles2 documents
- Scripture Central1 document
Latest
General Conference
Do Your Part with All Your Heart (opens in a new tab)
Dieter F. Uchtdorf · Oct 2025
Scripture Central
Why Were the Latter-day Saints Driven Out of Jackson County, Missouri? (opens in a new tab)
Sep 2025
Liahona Articles
Divine Chastening—Evidence of God’s Love for Us (opens in a new tab)
Ryan and Jessica Sharp · Sep 2024
BYU Studies
Liberty Jail (opens in a new tab)
Steven L. Olsen · 2024
Liahona Articles
Parallels in Personal and Professional Life for Will Hopoate (opens in a new tab)
Gloria Jean Lloyd · Aug 2023
General Conference
God Loves His Children (opens in a new tab)
Taniela B. Wakolo · Apr 2021
General Conference
The Righteous Judge (opens in a new tab)
Lynn G. Robbins · Oct 2016
BYU Speeches
“Quest for Perfection and Eternal Life” (opens in a new tab)
Brent W Webb · Aug 2015
Religious Educator
Responding to Wrong Answers (opens in a new tab)
Ryan J Wessel · 2015
Religious Educator
How to Survive in Enemy Territory (opens in a new tab)
Boyd K. Packer · 2012
Earliest
BYU Speeches
Seeking “Thick” Things (opens in a new tab)
Marion D. Hanks · Mar 1957
Most frequent voices
- James E. Faust4 documents
- Dallin H. Oaks3 documents
- D. Todd Christofferson3 documents
- Henry B. Eyring3 documents
- N. Eldon Tanner3 documents
- Boyd K. Packer2 documents
- Gordon B. Hinckley2 documents
- Lynn G. Robbins2 documents
- Marion D. Hanks2 documents
- Richard G. Scott2 documents
People with the most documents on this topic.
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