Classic BYU Speeches

Through personal examples, George W. Pace explains ways we can develop a relationship with the Savior, such as prayer and ordinances.

What is your calling in life? Jeffrey A. Thompson instructs his audience how to seek the Lord's help in finding their individual life's purpose.

If we allow ourselves to be molded by His loving hands, Heavenly Father will be our Potter. He can make more of us than we can dream.

To create a strong, inspiring, and monumental life, one must learn to go, do, and be all that the Lord requires and asks of us.

Andrew C. Skinner teaches about God's nature and character. Heavenly Father does all things out of love and what is eternally best for His children.

As we replace earthly perspectives with eternal perspectives, we find that keeping God's commandments becomes natural and our lives take on new meaning.

None of us can or will be immune from the trials of life. However, if we learn to endure our struggles well, they will be turned into blessings in eternity.

While God’s love for us is perfect, our love for Him is constantly being redefined as we learn to love ourselves and others as He does.

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.