By Study & By Faith
“We Believe in Being Honest”
To embrace the light of Christ and be like Him, we must be honest in all our doings, including religious, online, and academic situations.
A Transforming Excellence
Our BYU education helps us to develop the quality of excellence, which cannot simply be taught, but comes by integrity and revelation.
The Dignity and Demeanor of Discipleship
Rebecca L. Craven explores what the dignity and demeanor of discipleship look like. Standing as a witness of God means standing out.
Learning from the Best Stories
Through a simple story, Peggy S. Worthen teaches that honesty and character are cultivated in ways that we might not expect.
“I Can Sleep When the Wind Blows”
Elder Bowen discusses how character, honor, and integrity can give us the confidence to remain calm and have peace in times of trial.
Integrity of Heart
Elder Rasband commemorates the life of Jon M. Huntsman, and speaks on honesty and treating one another with kindness, so we can be known for our goodness.
Becoming Men and Women of Integrity
We should strive to become men and women of integrity and build our foundations upon Christ, the perfect model of integrity.
Integrity
Besides avoiding cheating, plagiarism, and false representation tempting to students, "integrity" for a BYU student means living with honor at all times.
The Leadership Opportunity
Please remember this principle as you leave the university: “If you take care of the little things, the big things will take care of themselves.”
Our Sacred Honor
Let us live with the honor and integrity that encourages us to live our standards with courage, to keep our word faithfully, and to represent the Lord.
Being Righteous in Our Hearts
Being righteous and true to the principles of the gospel leads to actions that show we understand sacred covenants in our hearts.
Stand Up for Truth
Gordon B. Hinckley encourages all to stand up for truth, for integrity, for loyalty, for all that is good. The world is counting on you.
Do What Is Right
Richard G. Scott implores listeners to resolutely decide to keep the Lord's standards and live so that the Holy Ghost can inspire all to do what is right.
Honesty and Integrity
In his final address to BYU students, President Rex E. Lee addresses what it means to have true integrity, which encompasses honesty, ethics, and wholeness.
It Is Time to “Get Real”
It is better to be than to seem. Be real, be genuine, be sincere in your relationship with God and in your relationships with others—including dating.
“He Loveth That Which Is Right”
Hyrum Smith is an example of integrity, loyalty, and faith that we can strive to emulate. Remember that it is better to be trusted than to be liked.
“To Thine Own Self Be True”
Tests of honesty and integrity will present themselves in many ways. When our character is tried, will we live up to the things we know are right?
Renewal of Mind and Heart
Relielf Society General President Barbara B. Smith speaks to graduates of Brigham Young University, sharing how they can use their education to better themselves and better the world.
Integrity: The Spirit of BYU
The spirit of BYU and its students is special. Much of that uniqueness comes from your character and integrity.
Something to Think About
N. Eldon Tanner gives students something to think about by asking if they are living their lives according to the gospel as they should be.
Make Yourself an Honest Man
Honesty and integrity are the first steps to greatness. There are many examples of integrity in the lives of those around us—are you one of them?
Let Every Man Deal Honestly
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Instruction in Honesty
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A Few Lessons from Joseph
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Honesty and Integrity
Character is forged over time as we encounter trying situations with honesty and integrity. Doing what is right, Delbert L. Stapley reminds us, pleases God.
Personal Integrity
You cannot buy integrity with any sum of money; you can only cultivate a good name for yourself throughout your life by the way you conduct yourself.
