Devotional

When challenges test you to the very core, put your trust in the Savior.

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.

New study shows that BYU devotional attendance builds feelings of belonging among college students on campus.

Being a doer of the word means moving beyond the mere accumulation of knowledge to applying the gospel of Jesus Christ.

In times of trial, we can rely on prophetic guidance.

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

Readers share memories made in BYU’s biggest building.

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.

Grads recall inspiring church leaders, meetings, and activities.

In times of physical distancing, nurturing the university’s community of disciple-scholars becomes all the more vital.

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.

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

Kalani and company, the tabernacle turned temple, and the best devos of the year were contenders for no. 1.

After inspiration from devotionals, BYU student Amber Ellis paints her testimony.

By using our agency to learn, we increase our agency—and our ability to do good.