R. Lanier Britsch uses stories of past missionaries' experiences to honor their faithfulness and to define eternal success.

The Atonement of Jesus Christ is somehow both vast enough to apply to the entirety of the universe and intimate enough to support us in our individual trials. The Atonement influences the heavens, and it will also influence our hearts if we let Christ in.

The agonizing Atonement of Christ is the core of Christian doctrine. It is only by coming to know Him as our Redeemer that we are motivated to change.

God has a unique plan and a purpose for each of us, His creation. Finding and fulfilling that purpose will bring us wonderful peace.

A BYU education ought to instill in you a love of learning that will help you in further education, career, and eternal personal development.

Much less known than the economic law of decreasing returns is the spiritual law of increasing returns. Working and waiting are worth the blessings.

Sister Marjorie Pay Hinckley advises recent graduates to take action in all parts of their lives by just doing what needs to be done.

When we are tempted to be overcome by the terror of the last days, may we remember the faith of past prophets - and of God - in us.

Amidst political, economic, and educational challenges, don’t be a "pickle sucker." Be positive, focus on the good, and "let not your heart be troubled."

Richard G. Scott discusses the fruits that come from obedience: peace, discipline, the capacity to work, love of service, confidence, and character.