48 episodes
Marriage & Love BYU Speeches
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- Religion & Spirituality
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Curious about love and marriage? Uncertain how to strengthen your relationship skills? Our hand-curated Love and Marriage podcast is full of talks from acclaimed speakers who want to help. Every Friday, hear new advice from popular BYU guests as they share with you what they have learned about love.
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Hanging Out, Hooking Up, and Celestial Marriage | Bruce A. Chadwick | May 2002
In a time where hooking up is more popular than dating, Dr. Chadwick gives vital advice on how to make and keep righteous relationships. Click here to view the speech.
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Some Things We Have Learned- Together | Jeffrey R. and Patricia T. Holland | January 1985
Jeffrey and Patricia Holland share the lessons they have learned in their marriage, with great counsel for developing healthy relationships. Click here to view the speech.
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Repentance and Forgiveness in Marriage | Richard B. Miller | January 2010
The eternal principles of repentance and forgiveness build strong and happy relationships in marriage. Learn to say "I'm sorry" and to let go of resentment. Click here to view the speech.
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The Experience of Love and the Limitations of Psychological Explanation | Brent D. Slife | May 2017
The common Cartesian, egoistic theories in psychology fall short when describing the unselfish, gracious, and unexplainable phenomenon of love. Click here to view the speech.
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Love is Life and Life Hath Immortality | Barbara B. Smith | February 1984
Love of all kinds is life and is meant to be immortal and eternal. As we seek to create loving relationships, we will change the world into the eternities. Click here to view the speech.
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"As I Have Loved You": Emulating the Savior's Example of Agency-Based Love in Dating and Marriage Relationships | Jason S. Carroll | April 2019
Dr. Jason Carroll discusses why we should remember that love is a fruit of good relationships, not the root. He encourages Christlike behavior in dating. Click here to view the speech.
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