Devotional

There will be rough terrain, blisters, and crashes, but there will also be meadows of flowers.

Letting the Lord’s light in requires effort. But you are enough, and He will help you.

Standing conspicuously and unequivocally for the Restoration will always be risky.

Invited guests in His house can find deep meaning and be blessed "in ways nothing else can."

In his inaugural response, President C. Shane Reese laid out a vision for the university that honors its prophetic past.

Every choice in life comes with burden but Christ’s burden is light.

We are deeply relational beings, designed for love and connection with God and with one another.

Steven J. Lund shares flashes of light, or moments of revelation from God, that he has experienced in life.

The faith-filled words of others can provide a spark to ignite our own testimonies.

All of God’s children—including you—need to hear these precious truths from Dieter F. Uchtdorf.

For 50 years the BYU community has both filled the Marriott Center and been filled with indelible memories.

In this devotional, an immigrant shares her journey to America and toward God.

Choose faith until you better understand science—or until science can provide better explanations.

God's love is always there. If you can’t fully sense it, your spiritual receptors may need healing.

If we are going to beat the problem of contempt, we’re going to need something more radical than civility. We need love.

From admissions changes to BYU-themed comic strips, check out BYU Magazine’s 10 most-read articles of 2019.

When we feel inclined to compare, we should remember that the race is against sin, not each other.

In confronting the darkness of the unknown, we can be still—and still moving.

In his commencement speech, Elder Jeffrey R. Holland invites the graduating class to call upon God’s light.

How you can be part of building a culture of consent and respect—and what to do when someone tells you what happened.