6 Speeches for Stargazers
The universe is unimaginably vast, but these six BYU devotionals remind us that we each have a place in it. Using stars, telescopes, and galaxies as metaphors for the love…
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5 Speeches for World Cup Fever
World Cup fever is climbing, and BYU Speeches is here to keep the excitement going strong! These five speeches teach spiritual lessons from soccer, capturing the teamwork, passion, and perseverance…
BYU Speeches for Women’s Conference: A Collection
Thousands of faithful women flock to BYU each spring to be inspired and uplifted at the three-day BYU Women’s Conference. But that’s not the only time you hear powerful messages…
6 Speeches for Animal Lovers
Animals have a way of bringing joy into everyday life and reminding us of simple truths about love, patience, and gratitude. We are happy to share these BYU devotionals that include…
A Year in Review: BYU Speeches
As we look back on 2025, we are humbled by the amazing insights shared by inspired speakers and the global reach their messages had—in multiple formats and languages. The most-watched…
6 Speeches for Winter Weather
Winter weather isn’t just cold—it’s full of cool metaphors that many speakers use to warm our hearts. These seasonal BYU Speeches teach about endurance, hope, and the surprising ways the Savior helps…
6 Speeches for Foodies
Food is essential for our bodies—but our spirits must be fed as well. While we can’t hand you a slice of pie through the screen, we can offer these spiritually filling BYU…
4 Speeches for Spooky Season
Ghost stories, graveyards, and . . . gospel truths? This Halloween, we’ve gathered four BYU Speeches that remind us that light and learning can be found in every season. Whether…
The New First Presidency
On October 14, 2025, at 1 p.m. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced the newly reorganized First Presidency. We have heard many powerful messages from these beloved…
6 Speeches for the Harvest
Harvest season isn’t just about crops—it’s about what grows quietly in our hearts and homes. These BYU speeches draw on the language of fields, flocks, roots, and rain to teach…