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BYU Speeches


Want to deepen your weekly gospel study? Try the BYU Speeches Come, Follow Me podcast! Here, you’ll find inspiring devotionals that pair with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ Come, Follow Me lesson for the week. These stories and insights can help bring scripture themes to life, and it might be just what you need to boost your personal, family, and church study.


Come, Follow Me: BYU Speeches Podcast

We yearn for hope not just in this life but for eternity. Our hope is bolstered by understanding faith and charity, the pure love of Christ. Click here to see the speech page. This devotional address was given in January, 1995. 

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Moroni 7-9 | “A More Excellent Hope” | Russell M. Nelson

The companionship of the Holy Ghost is essential in our quest for knowledge. Fully using this gift will help our weaknesses become strengths. Click here to see the speech page. This devotional address was given in June, 2014.

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Moroni 10 | Weaknesses Into Strength in Our Search for Knowledge | Trenton L. Hickman

Let us reflect on our love for and faith in the Savior Jesus Christ. We must remember His importance at all times of the year. Click here to see the speech page. This devotional address was given in December, 1975.

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Christmas | Thoughts at Christmastime | W. Grant Bangerter

Truman Madsen speaks on Joseph Smith’s early life, First Vision, and life in the aftermath, including lessons, experiences, and consequences. Click here to see the speech page. This devotional address was given in August, 1978.

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The Restoration | Joseph Smith Lecture 1: The First Vision and Its Aftermath | Truman G. Madsen

The Doctrine and Covenants not only teaches us Church doctrine but also how to receive personal revelation. Do you treasure the D&C? Click here to see the speech page. This devotional address was given in March, 1985.

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D&C 1 | The Doctrine and Covenants—A Scripture for All Seasons | Loren C. Dunn

Richard Anderson shares how Paul and Joseph Smith are similar. Both received revelation, demonstrated service, and were ultimately martyred. Click here to see the speech page. This devotional address was given in August, 1983.

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JSH 1:1-26 | Parallel Prophets: Paul and Joseph Smith | Richard Lloyd Anderson

Richard C. Edgley delivers a powerful summary of the accomplishments of Joseph Smith, the prophet. His revelations, acts, and trials testify of his calling. Click here to see the speech page. This devotional address was given in August, 2005.

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D&C 2; JSH 1:27-65 | Joseph Smith—The Prophet | Richard C. Edgley

Alexander L. Baugh offers an explanation of Joseph Smith’s distinct but complementary roles as seer, translator, revelator, and prophet. Click here to see the speech page. This devotional address was given in June, 2014.

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D&C 3-5 | Joseph Smith: Seer, Translator, Revelator, and Prophet | Alexander L. Baugh

Steven C. Harper explains how, by study and by faith, we can each become a spiritual seeker and arrive at "other side simplicity." Click here to see the speech page. This devotional address was given in June 2021.

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D&C 8 | How I Became a Seeker | Steven C. Harper

As we face the challenges of today, the doctrine of foreordination teaches us that God has a knowledge of all things, and plans for each of us to succeed. Click here to see the speech page. This devotional address was given in October 1978.

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Moroni 10 | Weaknesses Into Strength in Our Search for Knowledge | Trenton L. Hickman

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