Classic BYU Speeches Grounded, Rooted, Established, and Settled | Neal A. Maxwell | September 1981
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Jun 18, 2025 
Neal A. Maxwell, a prominent leader in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, shares profound insights on being grounded and rooted in faith. He emphasizes the importance of strong beliefs amid societal changes and highlights personal growth and spiritual guidance. The discussion extends to the virtues of patience and genuine care, urging listeners to find depth beyond routine life. Maxwell encourages adopting an eternal perspective to navigate challenges, promoting peace and resilience through commitment to faith.
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Spiritual Survival Amidst Change
- Spiritual survival requires being grounded, rooted, established, and settled in Jesus Christ.
- Changing world conditions demand belief based on the word, not societal support.
Portable Attributes for Eternity
- Eternal attributes and skills developed here are portable to the next life.
- Capacity to work and learn will never become obsolete, unlike some mortal vocations.
Maintain Gospel Perspective
- Maintain gospel perspective to handle worldly cares, trials, and temptations.
- Being settled lifts us above immediate concerns and gives a larger view.