Jane Clayson Johnson, an award-winning journalist and best-selling author, shared her experience with mental health during a BYU-Idaho devotional. She also shared tips on how to find help and hope in mental illness.
Elder Karl D. Hirst, a General Authority Seventy for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, taught BYU-Idaho students to rethink how repentance can help them progress in their lifelong journey to become better disciples of Jesus Christ in his devotional address on Tuesday.
David Ashby is the director of learning innovation and technology at BYU-Idaho. In his devotional address to students Tuesday titled “Your Call to Adventure,” he taught about the negative side of reliance on technology, and how it has led people to take fewer risks and thus experience less growth.
In today’s BYU-Idaho devotional address to students, Andy Johnson highlighted how relationships are a key part of life. He said it’s important for people choose to keep the best relationships in their life, while getting rid of those relationships that take them away from Jesus Christ. Those could include relationships with entertainment or hobbies.
Elder Quentin L. Cook of the Quorum of The Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints spoke to BYU-Idaho student Sunday during a campus devotional.
Max Bartschi, a construction projects coordinator at BYU-Idaho, shared a message to students during the weekly devotional about building a discipleship of Jesus Christ.
BYU-Idaho Computer Science and Engineering Department faculty member, Scott Burton, taught students how to answer the call of the Lord in his devotional address.
BYU-Idaho devotional speaker Elder Jorge M. Alvarado shared a message reminding students the need to gather Zion.
Elder David A. Bednar and his wife, Susan, shared their stories of marriage and family life with students on Sunday. The Bednars will celebrate 50 years of marriage this month.
"Don't shrink!" In the midst of life's trials and challenges, this is Elder Wickman's message to students at BYU-Idaho.