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Former president of BYU Kevin J Worthen gave a BYU-Idaho devotional talk about becoming disciples of Jesus Christ and shared insights on the Constitution with its relation to the restoration of the gospel.
Brother Gabriel W. Reid, second counselor in the Sunday School General Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, spoke to BYU-Idaho students about how to keep going after a failure.
Jennie Pardoe, who is a theatre professor at BYU-Idaho, shares a message about the importance of righteous failure for growth in the weekly devotional.
Danny Ricks centered his devotional message about how he finds joy through knowing the plan of salvation and centering his life on Christ.
BYU-Idaho President Alvin F. Meredith III and his wife, Sister Jennifer Meredith, gave talks in the first campus devotional of the Fall 2024 Semester.
This week’s BYU-Idaho devotional speaker centered his talk around the importance of finding joy and blessings in everyday life, even when enduring trials. Nate Wise, the director of intellectual property at BYU-Idaho, called his talk, “A Blessed and Happy State.”
REXBURG—BYU-Idaho kicked off its devotional series for the Spring semester with Brother William Riggins, the director of the Student Honor Office. He’s also the chief inclusion officer at BYU-Idaho. He shared his insights on the significance of temples in the lives of Latter-day Saints.
Jeremy Hall, financial reporting director at BYU-Idaho, urges students to embrace their roles as creators and builders in their faith and lives, drawing inspiration from woodworking and the teachings of President Russell M. Nelson. Hall emphasizes the importance of cultivating faith, contributing positively to the world and preparing for eternal blessings through acts of creation and building.
Elder Ricardo P. Giménez, a General Authority Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, addressed BYU-Idaho students about the importance of spiritual awareness amidst worldly distractions, urging listeners to turn to Jesus Christ for strength and guidance. He emphasized the need to remove spiritual "noise-canceling headphones" and actively engage with Christ, sharing his personal witness of Christ's love and presence in our lives.
In his BYU-Idaho devotional address, Jason S. Carroll, director of the Family Initiative at Brigham Young University, underscores the significance of temple marriages within The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, blending spiritual teachings with professional insights. He emphasizes that a true temple marriage is not just a ceremony's location but a divine pattern, guiding couples to align their relationships with God's design for lasting unity and blessings.