Thank you for sharing the wonderful talks. They are some of the most important concerns of my friends and I.

I am so grateful that I can get to sit down and listen or listen when I’m on the go or when I’m busy here at home 💕💕

Those who are asked to speak are trained in speaking and they spend months preparing carefully delivered messages using their professional expertise in the areas of education they specialize in.

I love the speeches every week. Byu is such a great place and truly a divine university. Whenever I listen to a byu talk on Apple Podcasts and pause it to come back to later, I’m never able to resume again. I have to listen to it all the way through. Otherwise, if I try and resume it just loads forever with no end. I can pause and resume all other podcasts but for some reason it is just byu speeches that I can’t resume after pausing for a long time. Please fix this!

Always uplifts me, and reminds me of my blessings!

Keeps me spiritually and intellectually invigorated and on track.

There are some very good talks here.

2035 - Church News Room “As part of the ongoing restoration of the gospel, the Lord has revealed that eternal marriage is available to all. Some have misinterpreted the church’s support of traditional marriage as being unsupportive of all consensual adult relationships, this is simply not true. The Lord’s church has always emphasized that all of God’s children should be treated with love and compassion.”

I love listening to BYU devotionals. It always takes me back to all the times spent in the Marriot Center with the strong feeling of the spirit. Now that I’ve graduated and left Provo, I love being able to listen to the podcast each week. I’m so thankful to be connected to an amazing University with so many inspired and educated speakers.

So inspiring for all ages! I love to listen while I go for morning walks and search for messages for my young kids, my teens, and my hubby and I.

I often listen to the latest devotionals out on my walks. I love the diversity of experiences of the speakers and the topics are always pertinent to issues we face daily.

So wonderful that these are available for public consumption. Uplifting, insightful, and wonderful!

Thank you.

Grateful for this podcast!

Some of the forum speakers are crazy. I am all for free speech but sometimes I wonder why we are giving a platform to people who want to take those rights away. Do your own homework and don’t just take the word of these forum speakers. The forums don’t have the same spiritual boost as they used to and are now being used to push political ideologies. Just goes to show how even BYU is crumbling under the weight of corruption in the world.

The new BYU is pretty rough sometimes. This podcast is a good example of how we as individuals need to distinguish scripture from God… from whatever some of these people are philosophizing about. There are still some great ones on here but just keep your eyes open for seeds of woke junk.

While there are still a lot of good “recent BYU speeches”, there is definitely a woke tone to a number of speeches, not a lot, but you can feel it. I listen to these podcast to be elevated from the world, not to be reminded of it. I prefer “classic BYU speeches”.

This podcast has continually blessed me and my family, but in particular I felt this recent episode, The Messy Middle of Revelation by Traci B. Nielsen, was powerful. She clearly and concisely gave a masterful sermon in relateable, visually concrete, and personally vulnerable ways. As I listened I felt incredibly proud to call BYU my alma mater, and great confidence in sharing this with friends and family who are in or out of the church. Great work, BYU. I love the people you are hiring to be your teachers. Thank you for producing this podcast and allowing the world the privilege of accessing one of the best parts of BYU.

Thank you so much for making these available. Fantastic!

Thanks

Unfortunately this particular talk was not completely up to the highly engaging and enlightening material as usual. Sorry.

I would like more

The talks on here bring me closer to God. I am eternally grateful for this technology.

MORE PLEASE!

I’m wondering why this isn’t ongoing.

I’ve basically listened to all the available ones and am repeating some of my favorites. I wish there was a #tbt to an old one once in awhile :)

Great to have these as a spiritual boost when I need it. Look forward to new episodes.

These devotional cover topics from science, philosophy, to games and entertainment, yet always having a profound spiritual grounding to help me discover who I may become.

Thank you SOOOOO much for compiling these! You make my one hour drive to work (each way) not only go by faster, but an inspiring experience, rather than drudgery!

I love the more tangible mix of the academic and the spiritual

BYU Devotionals are incredible. I eagerly look forward to each new podcast

I love listening to the BYU devotionals.

There are some incredible talks given at BYU. Gospel discussions with academic rigor are a welcome addition to my daily routine. So many podcasts deal with social psychology, social dynamics, human behavior and world events, but often fall short of producing a practical application to everyday life. I feel a huge difference when Christ is woven into the context of my life; his words broaden my view and strengthen my hope in the future . I see life more clearly when I listen to BYU speeches because they consistently are founded on the gospel of Jesus Christ, and share perspectives that provide new insights.

These speeches are fantastic. A great podcast for my commute.

Beautiful and inspirational. A positive, uplifting, podcast of spiritual and emotional renewal. I love the BYU devotionals.

This podcast is a good spiritual boost when you need it. I love hearing the BYU devotionals.