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Inspiring messages from university presidents, faculty, and Church leaders
Insightful presentations by BYU faculty and guests of the university
Speeches from university administrators, students, and guest speakers at BYU graduation ceremonies
Beginning-of-year addresses from university administrators to faculty and staff
The Lamanite: Their Burden, Our Burden
The Lamanite, or Native American peoples, have had a difficult and oppressed history. It is our responsibility to support and help them.
Be What You Will to Be
You have a divine nature and destiny, and you also have the agency and will to decide whether you will become all you can be.
Value of the Scriptures
The scriptures are our best tool in defending truth and in changing the hearts and behavior of men. Don't neglect the treasures of knowledge found in them.
Predicted Judgments
The calamities signaling the second coming and the judgments of the Lord are here for us to study in the scriptures. We need not fear if we are prepared.
The Book of Mormon As a Record of Military Strategy
Hugh Nibley discusses the military strategy and tactics of the wars in the Book of Mormon compared to other modern and ancient warfare.
Jesus Christ, Man’s Greatest Exemplar
Jesus Christ was subject to pain, testing, and temptation. His very ability to sin is what makes his sinlessness so inspiring. He is our greatest exemplar.
Brigham Young, the Educator
Like Brigham Young, the educator, we should seek to educate ourselves in a wide variety of spiritual and secular fields in order for us to progress.
The Divinity within Relief Society
Relief Society’s divine mission: build testimonies, serve others, build God’s kingdom, strengthen women, and help them reach their potential.
Critical Opinion of the Pearl of Great Price
Professor Hugh Nibley discusses Egyptology and other subjects concerning the secular study of the origins of the Pearl of Great Price.
Education for Eternity
A BYU education is more than just the intellectual growth, which can be fostered in other institutions. It is also meant to educate the soul.
