Classic BYU Speeches BYU Speeches
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Stuck in a spiritual rut? Listen to this weekly podcast from BYU Speeches to hear tried-and-true messages from decades past. Find old favorites and discover hidden gems from the BYU Speeches archive with these well-loved talks from apostles, prophets, professors, and professionals. These messages of faith, hope, and other holy principles are sure to lift and inspire you.
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“Watching It Rain” | David M. Randall | September 1997
David M. Randall invites us to "watch it rain," or in other words, use artwork as a means of envisioning the Savior and resisting temptation. View the speech page by clicking on this link.
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“For Such a Time as This” | Barbara B. Smith | February 1982
We will all experience trials. Hard times do not make us courageous; the decisions we make in response to everyday situations will shape our character. Click this link to view the speech page.
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Faith and the Public Square | Joseph Lieberman | October 2011
Joseph Lieberman was a senator for Connecticut when this forum address was delivered on 25 October 2011. Click here to view his speech page.
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The Healing Power of Christ | J. Richard Clarke | March 1984
We all sin, but we don't have to live with those burdens forever. Through repentance, we can be made clean through the Atonement of Christ. Click here to view the speech page.
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The Elusive Balance | Glenn L. Pace | March 1986
There is a balance in life between looking to the Lord's hand in all things and using your God-given agency to guide you through life. Click here to view the speech page.
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“Understand Who You Are” | Robert C. Oaks | March 2006
Robert C. Oaks teaches that we have all been blessed with both temporal and spiritual gifts which allow us to understand our identity. Click here to view the speech page!
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