Classic BYU Speeches Nailing Our Colors to the Mast | Jeffrey R. Holland | September 1985
Apr 23, 2025
The discussion opens with the awe-inspiring achievements of space travel, like the Discovery shuttle landing. The hosts express gratitude for modern advancements and reflect on Brigham Young University's significant growth. They delve into the Titanic disaster, emphasizing the vital lessons of responsibility and accountability. Finally, the conversation encourages thoughtful navigation of challenges, advocating for disciplined pursuit of goals while upholding core values. A compelling blend of inspiration, history, and life lessons!
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Wonder of Space Shuttle Discovery
- The repeated, precise landing of the space shuttle Discovery demonstrates astounding human genius and technology.
- This remarkable achievement is easy to overlook, but it is a sign of our extraordinary modern age.
BYU's Rise From Humble Beginnings
- Brigham Young University has grown from humble beginnings to national prominence rooted in dreams and vision.
- Early struggles and sacrifices laid the foundation for its current success and recognition.
Mazur's Vision Saved BYU
- Carl G. Mazur almost left BYU due to despair but stayed because of a vision of a thriving university on Temple Hill.
- His faith in that dream helped transform BYU from struggling beginnings to lasting success.