"Seek knowledge, serve others and trust in the Lord’s plan," Elder Edward Dube of the Presidency of the Seventy said in a BYU–Pathway Worldwide devotional.

"We worship a compensatory God who heals, restores, gathers, sanctifies, exalts and fixes things that are broken," Sister Amy A. Wright of the Primary general presidency testified in an Ensign College devotional.

Elder Mark A. Bragg, a General Authority Seventy, shared what he has learned about loss, heartbreak and hope through Jesus Christ at a BYU–Idaho devotional.

Elder Neil L. Andersen addressed hundreds of young adults in Southern California during a devotional on Saturday, May 16.

At a BYU–Idaho devotional, Elder B. Corey Cuvelier gave scriptural examples, five principles and an invitation for people to evaluate their standing before God.

President and Sister Ashton spoke to BYU–Pathway Worldwide students about the blessings of having the Holy Ghost's constant companionship during their education and beyond.

President Bruce C. Kusch highlighted a unique characteristic of Ensign College at the first devotional of the spring semester.

In the first devotional of spring semester, President and Sister Haws offered Christ-centered counsel for students.

Elder Gary E. Stevenson and his wife, Sister Lesa Stevenson, spoke about going deeper “in our lifelong conversion as disciples of Jesus Christ.”

Elder David A. Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles and his wife, Sister Susan Bednar, closed the 2026 BYU Women’s Conference with invitations to “rise up” as “women of light.”

At BYU Women’s Conference, Relief Society General President Camille N. Johnson described how to be more intentional and purposeful with “what you are already doing.”

Sister Amy A. Wright offered missionary insights from the Savior’s parable of the sower in a Provo MTC devotional.

“World peace begins with individuals choosing to be peacemakers,” said President Alvin F. Meredith III in the college’s first devotional of spring semester 2026.

"The light you carry from this campus is meant to shine in places only you can reach," Elder Ulisses Soares told the more than 7,000 Brigham Young University graduates at commencement.

Elder Dale G. Renlund testified that through the Savior and His Atonement, "the consequences of any unfairness to anyone will be resolved, mitigated or lifted."

By following Him, “we will continue our journey of becoming lifelong, joyful disciples of Jesus Christ,” Elder Johnson, a General Authority Seventy and BYU–Hawaii alum, told graduates.

“Stay connected as you build. Stay grounded as you rise. Stay faithful as you lead.”

A look at what modern Church leaders have taught about the importance of education, lifelong learning and seeking truth.

Sister Tamara W. Runia of the Young Women general presidency shares three truths she’s learned about prayer.

The Apostle and his wife will share a message about lifelong discipleship in the worldwide devotional broadcast May 3 in the Americas and rebroadcast May 10 in other areas.