President Worthen has presented some of the most inspiring examples of how to be led and taught by the Holy Spirit when things don't go as planned or expected. I have sent this talk to those I have been led to do so in hopes it may inspire them to "fresh courage take" and see blessings in a wicked world. Thank you for following The Savior and for being a light that leads us to His light.
This is awesome! Its an honor for me to be an online student BYU-I made possible through the PathwayConnect program, and as a new RS presidency I find this such a great and valuable resource for our ward! Thank you!
Foremost, my decision to enroll in BYUPathwayConnect last year was an "I Do not knowing Why" situation. Looking back now, I can testify it is a divine plan to bring me to where I am supposed to grow academically and spiritually.
I love the second half... Loneliness ... Loving.. . Reach out... A study shows how depression is lessened with a mere follow-up note... How are you? we're still here to help... 2 there's lots of evil in the world...
For those like me looking for spiritual talks. Thus is not bad but it really is for university students and faculty. There is uplifting messages in it but you have to wade through lots of university specific things that have nothing to do with a spiritual talk. I saw the title and thought it was more like a true BYU devotional.
Does the University Mission Statement include the teaching of critical race theory? I’m listening to this talk a year after it was given. In that time I have had the opportunity to read and hear from current and past students and professors that have said that CRT is being taught. I have grandchildren that will be ready to move onto higher education in the next five years. Do I need to be concerned with what they may be taught on your campus. I really would like an answer because I want to know how to encourage my grandchildren. Thank you.
@@byuspeeches Thank you! A simple yes or no would suffice but I will read what I need to get my answer. Can I come back and ask you questions if I need to? I really want to know the truth. I know what I’ve heard and read but I want to give you the chance to correct me if I’m wrong. 😊
@@TheGrams56 We are not an official voice for BYU's position on anything, so it's hard to answer your questions. If you would like, you could email byu-info@byu.edu to see if they can direct you to someone who can help you.
By definition, a mandate removes the choice from the individual. When we have no choice in the circumstances, we are being acted upon. When it is “strongly recommended“ and people follow the recommendations, then we are “acting together.”
@@christyparr5904 We AWAYS have a choice. Our Constitution provides for the protection of our inalienable rights. Just because a person or a group of people choose "to act together" does not necessarily mean the action is moral or ethical or even the will of the Lord. Corona era is more about the adversary's designs and meeting his plans than the Lord's. Careful what voices you list to obey. They can carefully lead you down to hell. And eventually lead you into captivity because of your belief in deception.
President Worthen has presented some of the most inspiring examples of how to be led and taught by the Holy Spirit when things don't go as planned or expected. I have sent this talk to those I have been led to do so in hopes it may inspire them to "fresh courage take" and see blessings in a wicked world. Thank you for following The Savior and for being a light that leads us to His light.
"If it's right when you started, it's right now". We must continue forward with faith, regardless the challenge which ensues.
This is awesome! Its an honor for me to be an online student BYU-I made possible through the PathwayConnect program, and as a new RS presidency I find this such a great and valuable resource for our ward! Thank you!
Foremost, my decision to enroll in BYUPathwayConnect last year was an "I Do not knowing Why" situation. Looking back now, I can testify it is a divine plan to bring me to where I am supposed to grow academically and spiritually.
Thank you
Love this talk...even though things are acting upon us we still have the choice to be agents and creators in our personal lives.
This is a blessing to be able to watch something so amazing as this program thanks RUclips
So blessed to have inspired leaders guiding the Lord's university
Thank you for letting me view these talks on RUclips!
"Thou knowest the greatness of God;
And he shall consecrate thine afflictions for thy gain." -2Nephi 2:2.
I thought this talk. Especially, the first half is useful in a Universal way, so, I sent it to several friends.
I love the second half... Loneliness ... Loving.. . Reach out... A study shows how depression is lessened with a mere follow-up note... How are you? we're still here to help... 2 there's lots of evil in the world...
For those like me looking for spiritual talks. Thus is not bad but it really is for university students and faculty. There is uplifting messages in it but you have to wade through lots of university specific things that have nothing to do with a spiritual talk. I saw the title and thought it was more like a true BYU devotional.
A book to help us learn to deal with the uncertainties and overcome being acted upon is called The Choice by Dr Edith Edgar.. holocaust survivor!
Very inspiring President Worthen, so grateful I'm a part of BYU; an alumna '79
Does the University Mission Statement include the teaching of critical race theory? I’m listening to this talk a year after it was given. In that time I have had the opportunity to read and hear from current and past students and professors that have said that CRT is being taught. I have grandchildren that will be ready to move onto higher education in the next five years. Do I need to be concerned with what they may be taught on your campus. I really would like an answer because I want to know how to encourage my grandchildren. Thank you.
Hello! Here is a link to the BYU mission statement, aims, and strategic objectives. Hopefully this helps. www.byu.edu/about
@@byuspeeches Thank you! A simple yes or no would suffice but I will read what I need to get my answer. Can I come back and ask you questions if I need to? I really want to know the truth. I know what I’ve heard and read but I want to give you the chance to correct me if I’m wrong. 😊
@@TheGrams56 We are not an official voice for BYU's position on anything, so it's hard to answer your questions. If you would like, you could email byu-info@byu.edu to see if they can direct you to someone who can help you.
@@byuspeeches Thank you so very much for your time and effort!!
I disagree with the idea that we are being acted upon by any shut-down mandates. We ought to look at it as 'acting together'.
By definition, a mandate removes the choice from the individual. When we have no choice in the circumstances, we are being acted upon. When it is “strongly recommended“ and people follow the recommendations, then we are “acting together.”
@@christyparr5904 We AWAYS have a choice. Our Constitution provides for the protection of our inalienable rights. Just because a person or a group of people choose "to act together" does not necessarily mean the action is moral or ethical or even the will of the Lord. Corona era is more about the adversary's designs and meeting his plans than the Lord's. Careful what voices you list to obey. They can carefully lead you down to hell. And eventually lead you into captivity because of your belief in deception.