Illuminating Your Place in God’s Masterpiece
Just as stained glass reflects light, we can reflect the light of Christ, which can illuminate where we need to be in God's masterpiece.
Look for the Light
While we may not have instant pillar-of-light experiences, many rays of light fill our lives, and as we gather them, our testimonies grow.
Bring Healing Light into Your Life
When we feel burdened or overwhelmed, we can find healing light by recognizing miracles, putting in effort, and serving others.
“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.
How Will You Carry His Name?
We must emulate Christ's love and live His revealed doctrine to carry Christ's name through our actions and examples.
Gifts of Light
Accepting gifts of light from the Lord will allow the faculty to help BYU become a beautiful place where students can come to Christ.
Six Spiritual Lessons from the Natural World
We can weather the storms of life by turning to the natural world and applying the spiritual lessons we learn from God's creations.
Light and Truth
Our quest in life is to seek the light and truth of Christ's gospel among the many distractions of the world.
BYU: Building a Community of Trust and Respect
How inspired professors and faithful fellow students can help BYU flourish through an atmosphere of respect and trust.
The Light of Forgiving
Steven Sandberg teaches that forgiveness is a divine gift from a loving God. We can each experience the light of forgiving in our own lives.
Drawn to the Light
We must always seek for the light as well as light the way for others.
The World Needs to See and Feel Your Light
We can help others see and feel the light of Christ through our example. Chad Lewis shares examples of those who shared their light with him.
“That’s How the Light Gets In”
In our attempts for perfection, we must accept our imperfection, find an approximate solution, act on that solution, and then try again.
Be a Light to the World
We have a responsibility to be a light and an example to the world as followers of Jesus Christ, through gaining our own testimonies and serving with love.
Light, Truth, and Grace: Three Interrelated Principles Necessary for Exaltation
What is the relationship between light, truth, and grace? Richard Draper teaches how they're related in a scriptural context.
Let the Light Shine
Through two personal stories, Sister Samuelson shares how light can be a source of safety and refuge. We carry the light of Christ, a spiritual refuge.
“Come Ye, and Let Us Walk in the Light of the Lord”
The great scientific discoveries over the years stand with the events of the Restoration in showing God's love for humankind.
“Gladly, Gladly We’ll Walk in the Light”
National Geographic photographer Dewitt Jones described the difference between being the best in the world and being the best for the world. To be the best in the world, all of the attention is focused on the individual. To be the best for the world, the attention is focused on others.
Come Out of the Darkness into the Light
The light of the gospel, and the ability to see clearly, is a priceless possession. Don't forsake it for the fleeting pleasures of darkness.
The Armour of Light (Romans 13:12)
Dennis L. Largey teaches that God's "armour of light" protects us from darkness. We must always do things that increase light in our lives.
Leadership in Light and Truth
The Lord wants us to spread light and truth to the world through courageous, energetic, and inspirational leadership.
A Brighter Day
The summer graduating class of 2001 should remember the light they received at BYU while heading into their future.
A Life Founded in Light and Truth
The simple principles of agency, opposition, and obedience can help us teach our youth and fill our lives, and theirs, with ever-growing light and truth.
Becoming a Light That Is a Standard to the Nations
In this university conference, Alan L. Wilkins presents thoughts on how BYU can better become a light that is a standard to the nations. As we focus our efforts in becoming leaders, BYU will stand out as a light and a standard to all around.
“That Ye May Be the Children of Light”
The light of Christ dispels the darkness of trial and sin. We each have light—as we choose the right, we can uplift others and guide them to Christ.
“The Lord Is My Light”
Change and trial are often accompanied by crippling fear. We can overcome fear with faith because of the guiding, comforting light of the gospel.
To Walk in the Light
When the way we behave is in direct opposition to what we believe, we must meekly repent and change our behaviors.
“A Wonderful Flood of Light”
The restoration of the gospel has unleashed a wonderful flood of light and knowledge about the nature of God and His children.
Abide in the Light of the Gospel
We must be wary of spiritual blindness, allowing the gospel to leave our lives. If we abide in the light God offers us, we will never be lost.
“Let Your Light So Shine”
The standards God has set for us should be upheld in all things. Alma Sonne issues an invitation to "let your light so shine" in every situation.