Elder Peter M. Johnson gives BYU-Idaho devotional
Elder Peter M. Johnson gives a BYU-Idaho devotional titled "Applying the Doctrine of Jesus Christ into Our Lives."
The articles below include summaries of the devotional talks and links to the devotional audio and to interviews BYU-Idaho Radio conducts with the speakers.
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Elder Peter M. Johnson gives a BYU-Idaho devotional titled "Applying the Doctrine of Jesus Christ into Our Lives."
In his BYU-Idaho devotional talk, Roy Sleight teaches we will live a good life when we follow God's plan.
Karl Karstad gives his talk titled "Striving for Lasting Happiness" at BYU-Idaho devotional.
Darren Clark, this week’s BYU-Idaho devotional speaker, talks about the importance of sacrifice. He encourages the audience to change their perspective on sacrifice while telling stories from his ancestors that exemplify the importance of sacrifice.
This week’s BYU-Idaho devotional speaker talks about the importance of receiving revelation when making important life decisions. He encourages students to involve God in the decision making process, as well as use agency and best judgment.
BYU-Idaho's devotional speaker, Troy Spratling, teaches that being offended is a decision we have the power to make. He said we can overcome self-pity and choose not to be offended.
Bonnie H. Cordon, Young Women General President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, shares pivotal life experiences while talking about noticing the Lord's hand in our lives and trusting in His plan.
In their devotional talk, President and Sister Eyring focus on the nature of nurturing, ministering to the one, and the "Spirit of Ricks."