Why this site exists
Discover how focusChrist brings scripture, historical sources, thoughtful questions and artwork together.
Bring your questions and take time with scripture, history and the life of Jesus Christ. Learn about the faith behind focusChrist, how its studies work, and the sources you can explore for yourself.
Our purpose
We hope this can be a place where you come to know Jesus Christ better. Bring a question, spend time in the scriptures, or learn about the people who tried to follow Him. Links to the original accounts and Church resources let you keep reading.
What we believe
Our faith is centered on Jesus Christ as Savior and Redeemer. We believe in His Atonement and Resurrection and, as Latter-day Saints, in the restoration of His gospel and priesthood authority.
“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son...” (John 3:16)
How the site works
Ask draws on the studies here and uses AI-assisted responses when needed. Use the conversation to explore a question, then read the scriptures and official Church teachings for yourself.
Scripture and official Church resources are linked whenever available. AI-assisted responses are study aids and may contain errors; they should be checked against authoritative sources for doctrine, policy, and history.
Follow a question into the Answers Library, pause with a picture, or watch a message. Each can lead you back to a passage or account you want to understand better.
Watch, read, and reflect
These official Church messages offer a starting point for learning about Jesus Christ and sharing faith.
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Begin with the Savior’s Resurrection and the eternal hope it offers every family.
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Consider how Christlike love shapes both service and the way faith is shared.
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focusChrist offers a Latter-day Saint perspective while welcoming readers who believe differently or are still deciding what they believe. You are welcome to bring difficult questions and to take time with teachings that are new to you.
You can open the scripture beside an explanation, read Church teachings at their source, and follow historical claims back to the records.
Explore shared Christian commitments and real doctrinal differences, with sources for the traditions being described.
Compare the setting, date, and purpose of accounts before drawing a conclusion.
Read John 10 and Psalm 23, distinguish the artist’s choices from the text, and consider a personal application.
You are welcome to question an explanation or leave a matter unresolved. Take the time you need, and return when you want to read more.