At BYU–Idaho commencement, Elder John C. Pingree Jr. noted three truths that graduates can take with them as they “go forth to serve” like Jesus Christ.
"As missionaries, you represent Jesus Christ and therefore strive to develop and emulate His attributes," said Sister Amy A. Wright of the Primary general presidency and Missionary Executive Council at the Provo Missionary Training Center.
Learners can rely on the Savior in accomplishing their righteous dreams and goals, Sister Andrea Muñoz Spannaus of the Young Women general presidency taught during a BYU–Pathway devotional.
Every decision begins as a thought — a "spiritual creation" that ultimately shapes actions and determines true success, Elder Massimo De Feo told Ensign College students.
"God has a plan for you. It’s important to realize that there is a divine design for us," head football coach Kalani Sitake said in a BYU devotional message.
“Keep your focus on matters within your control, and let go of those which shimmer but in reality are counterfeit,” invited Elder Michael A. Dunn in a BYU devotional.
Speaking to young adults at Utah State University, Elder Neil L. Andersen of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles bore witness of Joseph Smith and the fruits of the restored gospel.
"I bless you, everyone, with every righteous desire of your heart," President Jeffrey R. Holland said in Southern California to hundreds of Latter-day Saints affected by January's wildfires.