President Dallin H. Oaks and Richard E. Turley Jr. discuss the legal history and legacy of Joseph Smith. They explore the suppression of the Nauvoo expositor, settlement of Joseph Smith's estate, trial of his assassins, and the significance of the martyrdom. They also highlight the importance of preserving and sharing Joseph Smith's documents.

President and Sister Oaks discuss their return to the Philippines and the Urdaneta Temple dedication. They reflect on the growth of the Church in the country, efforts to educate members on tithing, empowering women, and the deep faith of Filipino people. Topics also include missionary teachings, baptism requirements, language barriers, resilience in overcoming challenges, and the importance of temple attendance.