In their BYU-Idaho forum, Elder Richard and Sister Pam Norby shared how they found peace after Elder Norby was injured in the Brussels, Belgium airport bombing. They encouraged students to trust God when their own future feels uncertain.
Bishop Sean Douglas encouraged BYU-Idaho students to care for God’s children through every day acts of service, emphasizing that small efforts can make a meaningful difference.
In his devotional address, Torrey Morrill used the story of Adam and Eve to encourage students to turn to Jesus Christ through repentance and covenants as they seek forgiveness and growth.
BYU-Idaho counselor Brother Dan Barnes shares how understanding divine worth, practicing self-compassion and trusting Heavenly Father’s plan help people navigate insecurity and trials.
In his BYU-Idaho devotional, Brother Chris Allison encouraged students to recognize personal revelation, ask specific questions and continue moving forward in faith while waiting for answers.
BYU-Idaho administrator Rob Garrett shares how trusting in Jesus Christ and making daily disciple-like efforts can help students navigate uncertainty and allow the Savior to make more of them.
Elder James O. Fantone encouraged BYU-Idaho students to rely on Jesus Christ as they face personal battles and strive to become faithful “finishers.”
President and Sister Meredith welcomed BYU-Idaho students into a new semester with messages centered on becoming more like Jesus Christ.
BYU-Idaho Physics Professor Jon Paul Johnson taught in his devotional address what it truly means when covenant keepers bind themselves to Christ. Johnson taught that covenants bring power, protection and purpose to life.
BYU-Idaho Religion Professor Tiffany Savage-Humphreys taught in her devotional address how to trust in God to the very end. The covenantal examples in the scriptures shaped her own faith in God’s plan for her life.