BYU Speeches

Exploring the historical roots of Halloween and its alignment with BYU's vision, connection of Doctrine and Covenants to honoring the deceased, reflecting on faithfulness and truth in the BYU community, BYU's impact on family and education, love and covenant in LDS education, fulfilling the dream of BYU with faith and hope.

Kristin M. Yee explores the relief found in our covenant relationship with God, emphasizing enduring love, trust, and blessings. She shares personal anecdotes of seeking solace through faith and encourages nurturing this bond for stability in a challenging world.

The podcast discusses preparing students for eternity through inviting others to Christ, living the gospel, and uniting families. It emphasizes excelling in secular and spiritual learning at BYU, embracing eternal light and temple worship, expanding access to education for a diverse student body, and the Church's strong commitment to education and religious principles.

Navigating uncertainties and unity in modern society, embracing eternal truths in a changing world, renewing commitment and seeking divine guidance. D. Todd Christofferson delivers a powerful message on relying on God's will for unity and strength.

Allen D. Haynie, a General Authority Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, discusses the importance of temples, honoring covenants, and understanding the symbolism and importance of the temple garment. He highlights the significance of sacred spaces, encountering the Lord in the temple, and becoming like the glorious ones through temple experiences.

Explore the challenges of balancing personal beliefs with professional obligations. Learn about living faith authentically amidst societal expectations. Embrace love, forgiveness, and revelation in the gospel. Navigate faith and doubt with deep love for God. Embody gospel principles of love and humility in carrying Christ's name through dedicated service.

Akhil Reed Amar, a Yale University professor, discusses the birth of the U.S. Constitution, challenging common misconceptions and emphasizing the role of national security and geography. He explores the framing of California's Constitution, the compromises of 1850, and the absence of major gold or silver veins in New Mexico. Additionally, he discusses missed opportunities in ending slavery worldwide and the need to understand our national story.

BYU Speeches podcast discusses embracing gifts of light at BYU, empowering students through spiritual gifts, personal connections, and fulfilling the university's mission by following prophetic guidance. The speaker reflects on mentorship, leadership transitions, and the importance of commitment and purpose in serving Christ at Brigham Young University.

The podcast discusses the impact of relationships in our lives, emphasizing that they are part of a divine plan. It explores President Spencer W. Kimball's vision for BYU's future and the concept of gospel methodology. The importance of reaching out, supporting others, and finding peace in holy places is highlighted. Recognizing God's timing, combatting loneliness, and cultivating gratitude are key points for living a fulfilling life.

Wendy W. Reese, wife of President C. Shane Reese, discusses finding comfort in Christ through prayer, service, and temple attendance. She shares personal experiences of facing challenges and emphasizes the importance of love, personal prayer, and small acts of service in seeking solace and peace. The speaker also highlights the role of the temple in finding comfort during difficult times.