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.
BYU-Idaho English Department faculty member Diantha Hopkins taught students the importance of relationships and spending quality time with people.
Jenet Erickson is a professor of Marriage and Family courses at Brigham Young University. In her devotional at BYU-Idaho, she highlighted the importance of relationships in peoples’ lives, both with friends and family. She told listeners they can get closer to Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ as they strive to make covenants in the House of the Lord and serve others.
“Look Back, Look Around, Look Up and Look Unto Christ,” said Jason Reeder, the chair of the Department of Communication at BYU-Idaho in his devotional address, Tuesday.
God wants his children to trust Him and He will lead them to great things. That’s the message Sister Kristin M. Yee shared with students and employees at BYU-Idaho during the devotional Tuesday.
Josh Figueira has prepared for years to give a talk at BYU-Idaho's devotional. While commuting to work at BYU-Idaho, he would listen to the devotional archives and write down impressions from the Holy Spirit. Over seven years, he took 59 pages of notes, which is where he went for inspiration when he was asked to give a devotional talk.