A look at what modern Church leaders have taught about the importance of education, lifelong learning and seeking truth.

Sister Tamara W. Runia of the Young Women general presidency shares three truths she’s learned about prayer.

The Apostle and his wife will share a message about lifelong discipleship in the worldwide devotional broadcast May 3 in the Americas and rebroadcast May 10 in other areas.

The Apostle spoke at a campus event about how universities can support faith for a generation that needs greater purpose and meaning.

A “wounded warriors” can serve as a spiritual guide to others, said General Authority Seventy at Ensign College devotional.

"Many everyday disciples have gone before us. May we join their ranks," said Brother Dixon of the Young Men general presidency.

Elder Clement M. Matswagothata, General Authority Seventy, addressed questions, doubt and building faith at BYU-Idaho devotional.

In a BYU–Idaho devotional, Elder Aaron T. Hall compared triathlons to the process of “becoming” like the Savior.

Future of the Church and civilization depend on individuals who have deep faith, moral courage and the ability to navigate complex world, said Elder Cook at BYU.

Speaking at BYU–Hawaii, the acting president of the Quorum of the Twelve encouraged listeners to lift where they stand and to not procrastinate doing good.

During a BYU–Hawaii devotional, Elder Ronald A. Barcellos, a General Authority Seventy, spoke of "the greatest war anyone has ever known" — the war in heaven.

In a devotional to training missionaries, Bishop Sean Douglas said, “I promise you that your Savior will not fail you.”

Keep attention riveted on the counsel repeated by apostles and prophets, Elder Neil L. Andersen told BYU–Idaho students.

"The Book of Mormon is a miracle. It has been a miracle in my life," Elder Arnulfo Valenzuela testified during Ensign College devotional.

In a Church News video, President Dallin H. Oaks offers the way to overcome any doubt by drawing closer to the Savior.

In his first BYU devotional address as Prophet, President Dallin H. Oaks shared four ways to draw closer to Jesus Christ.

This will be one of his first addresses as Prophet.

Scientists, lawyers, politicians, writers, teachers and pundits are also among those slated to speak at upcoming CES devotionals.

In a confusing world, how can individuals discern truth from error? Heavenly Father offers a divine pattern, said Elder Barcellos in a BYU–Pathway broadcast.

During a BYU–Hawaii devotional, Elder John D. Amos encouraged listeners to continue in the conversion process by doing the "small and simple things."