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Choose to use technology for good by keeping records, engaging actively in media, consecrating our days, looking for service, and uniting with God. Click here to view the speech.
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That’s what I want to talk about today...the relatively private conversations whereby leaders change people and transform organizations. Click here to view the speech.
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Self-knowledge of our eternal identity is essential in the journey to overcome the crucibles of this life and fulfill our potential. Click here to view the speech.
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We may not know where life will take us, but the experiments in life will yield fruitful results with the gospel of Christ. Click here to view the speech.
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The LDS Church's involvement in the Holy Land, including the BYU Jerusalem Center, is motivated by the knowledge that God loves all His children. Click here to view the speech.
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Tim McClain shares how feedback from the Holy Ghost, loved ones, and even our own failures can help us navigate our way through life. Click here to view the speech.
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We are all called to be advocates. Jesus Christ, our Advocate, teaches us how to represent causes and people with love and wisdom. Click here to view the speech.
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In our attempts for perfection, we must accept our imperfection, find an approximate solution, act on that solution, and then try again. Click here to view the speech.
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Our ability to experience God’s love directly relates to how dutifully we repent, study the scriptures, and partake of the sacrament. Click here to view the speech.
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The common Cartesian, egoistic theories in psychology fall short when describing the unselfish, gracious, and unexplainable phenomenon of love. Click here to view the speech.
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