
A Light to the World: The Paradox of the BYU Graduate Student
Banners for Discipleship
Becoming God’s Peculiar Treasure
“Flecks of Gold”
So Much to Do and So Little Time
“Seek Ye First the Kingdom of God”
Learn of Christ
Bring Healing Light into Your Life
Becoming Our Best BYU Self
Comfort in Christ
The Hopeful Change in Global Health
The Aims of a BYU Education
Making Something Out of You
Walking Each Other Home
A Noble Responsibility for Good
Deepening Discipleship
Your Duty to God and Your Fellowmen
Loving Our Neighbors
Where Your Heart Is
Enter to Learn; Go Forth to Serve
Keeping the Spiritual Lifeblood Flowing
Banishing All Shadows
The Economics of Goodness
A Holier Approach to Ministering
Turning Enemies into Friends
Shape Your Life Through Service to Others
Living a Life of Service and Love: What Goes Around Comes Around
Listen, Lift, Rescue
“Go Forth to Serve”
Hands Across the Sea
Joy at Graduation
Keeping Your Fingers on the PULSE of Service
Pure Religion
Lost and Found
Constructing Spiritual Stability
How Will You Serve?
Lifelong Learning and Continuous Service
Convenient Service
Small Things
Receiving
Saving Lives
What Is Your Calling in Life?
Tenacious Faith and Selfless Service
If we show tenacious faith and are prepared to lose ourselves in service, our Father in Heaven will prepare the way for us to accomplish all that He asks of us. I pray that we can be instruments in our Father in Heaven’s hands in doing His will and that we will find great and eternal joy in His service.
Why Giving Matters
The Soul of Kalaupapa
As We Now Go Forth
Guideposts for Life’s Journey
Responding to the Savior’s Invitation: “Come”
Personal Ministry: Sacred and Precious
Three Gates to Open
The Power of One: Selfless Service
Go Forth and Serve
Prepare to Make a Difference
More Than Knowledge
The Lord’s Goods
Beggars
“Serve the Lord with Gladness” (Psalm 100:2)
“Serve the Lord with Gladness”
Our testimonies let us trust that we are part of a very important pattern in building the kingdom of God, even if we can’t see it in its entirety. Every skill, talent, and ability we have, whether inborn or developed in callings or other areas of our lives, helps us be more serviceable in the kingdom.
The Chance of Your Lifetime
Enter to Learn; Go Forth to Serve
Selflessness Versus Selfishness
“When Ye Are in the Service of Your Fellow Beings Ye Are Only in the Service of Your God”
Learning the Healer’s Art
This Ministry of Mobility
In the Line of Service
“But charity is the pure love of Christ, and it endureth forever; and whoso is found possessed of it at the last day, it shall be well with him.” [Moroni 7:47]