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By Study and By Faith: BYU Speeches


Looking for examples of faith and scholarly knowledge working together for good? This weekly podcast showcases BYU devotionals and forums that blend reason and science with faith, university disciplines with discipleship, and the scholarly with the sacred. Expand your mind while strengthening your spirit by listening to these unique speeches.


By Study and By Faith

David McCullough emphasizes the importance of learning the stories of brave men and women who made the glorious cause of America a reality. Click here to see the speech page.

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The Glorious Cause of America | David McCullough | September 2005

By recounting her late husband's legacy, Lisa Valentine Clark teaches the importance of saying "yes, and . . . " in the creative art of living. Click here to see the speech page.

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"Yes, and. . .": The Creative Art of Living | Lisa Valentine Clark | July 2021

The healing process can be painful and difficult, but having courage to act and Christ’s grace makes it possible. Click here to see the speech page!

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Healing = Courage + Action + Grace | Jonathan G. Sandberg | January 2014

Looking through the generations, both past and future, we find an enhanced perspective of who we are and who we can become. Click here to see the speech page!

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Seeing Through the Generations | Neil L. Anderson | May 2006

We are in a day and a time when we must stand in unity to defend Christ. Women possess unique abilities to defend our Savior with power. Click here to see the speech page.

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“Let Us Think Straight” | M. Russell Ballard | August 2013

Todd B. Parker explains that real change doesn’t start with behavior—it begins when we understand true doctrine, letting the Spirit shape our attitudes and actions from the inside. Click here to view the full speech.

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“True Doctrine, Understood, Changes Attitudes and Behavior”| Todd B .Parker | January 2015

Jeffrey R. Holland reminds us that faith isn’t rooted in longing for the past but in trusting God’s promise of what is yet to come—and that when we refuse to “look back,” we open ourselves to a future full of hope. Click here to view the full speech.

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Remember Lot's Wife | Jeffrey R. Holland | January 2009

Carlos E. Asay warns that life’s greatest regrets often come from the paths we never took—and urges us to seek God daily, learn both by study and faith, and use our gifts now so we’ll never look back and say, “It might have been.” Click here to view the full speech.

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It Might Have Been | Carlos E. Asay | November 1995

Kevin J. Worthen invites us to recognize that failure, when met with resilience and faith, becomes a stepping-stone in our quest for perfection. Click here to view the full speech.

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Successfully Failing Pursuing Our Quest for Perfection | Kevin J Worthen | January 2015

BYU implements a unique form of teaching centered around scholarship and faith that draws us closer to the Savior’s example. Click here to view the full speech. 

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Scholarship and Faith: Insights from My BYU Experience | Adam T. Woolley | May 2022

With only one shot at success, Alan Stern's team pulled off the New Horizons mission to Pluto. What they learned about the solar system is larger than life. Click here to see the speech page. This forum address was given in January 2020.

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26 Years to Pluto | Alan Stern | January 2020

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