“With so many choices and alluring paths before you, it will require strength of heart and mind to boldly, without distraction or deception, “settle this in your heart” and walk the road less traveled toward the Savior.” - Neil L. Andersen

“To make your faith in the Savior central to all your important motivations and decisions requires an unusual clarity of purpose, a humility, and a firmness of mind.” - Neil L. Andersen

“Jesus Christ died so that we could live more abundantly. So let us live as He would have us live this semester and always. I promise you that your futures are so bright. Brighter than even you know.” - C. Shane Reese

“Draw ever closer to Jesus Christ through temple worship. He will change you. And He will support you during even your most challenging moments. Make worship in the house of the Lord a priority even amid the hustle and bustle of a new school year.” - C. Shane Reese

“Our highest desire is for each of you to succeed on your journeys back to our heavenly home. BYU is designed to aid you along that journey to become the person God wants you to become.” - C. Shane Reese

“Whatever your talents, do not hide them under a bushel. But hold them high like a Y on a mountain, so others may see your light and glorify your Father in Heaven.” - C. Shane Reese

"This semester let us tune out the noise and focus on God. Find quiet time each day where you can turn to your Heavenly Father and pour out your soul to Him. And then listen, really listen with ears to hear what heaven wants to tell you." - Wendy W. Reese

"As you make your prayers more earnest, you will be able to put your trust in Him with all your heart instead of relying on your own understanding." - Wendy W. Reese

“There is no “try-harder” button that produces the love of Christ. There is no plan, no goal, no target, no course of study, however excellent, that will manufacture it. We do not build it. We receive it, from Him, at His hand.” - Patrick Kearon

“God's work in us is often slow, very slow, because we are not always quick to learn and to change. Can we allow ourselves to be a work in progress and incomplete, trusting in God's timing and in our own inherent ability to grow?” - Patrick kearon

“Your best is certainly good enough, you are loved more than you can imagine, and it isn't your achievements that define you, far less that determine anything about your worth or how you are seen by your Father in Heaven and His Son.” - Patrick Kearon

“Your Good Shepherd is moved with compassion for you! He knows that some of you wonder if your best can ever be good enough. That you ache to know if you're doing enough, if you're helping enough, if you're achieving enough.” - Patrick Kearon

“The Lord will make all things work together for our good, succor or provide relief to us in our infirmities, give us grace and strength to overcome our weaknesses, grant us peace not found in the world, heal our broken hearts, and give us joy.” - Rebecca K. Hunter

“Undoubtedly the most loving relationship we can have is the covenant relationship God has unfolded through His prophets. This beautiful and sacred relationship offers us immense blessings.” - Rebecca K. Hunter

“When it comes to worshiping and approaching our God, we should do so with our whole selves – all our heart, might, mind, and strength.” - Rebecca K. Hunter

““What kind of being is God? Does any man or woman know?” Our answer is a resounding yes!” - Rebecca K. Hunter

“This is what type of being God is. This is what we worship – a loving, intimate, protective, and encouraging Father and His Holy Son, Jesus Christ, who gave His life for us. We can trust Them. We can keep covenants to love Them and to love each other.” - Rebecca K. Hunter

“Connection is not a decorative feature of the plan of salvation. Connection is part of the design. We heal better together. We grow better together. We endure better together.” - Anton E. Bowden

“Our Master Engineer has given each of us the gift of being one of a kind. And because we are each unique, we each have something unique to give.” - Anton E. Bowden

“Receiving a body is not just the opening formality of mortality. It is not just the container in which the real spiritual work happens. It is part of the work. It is part of the gift. It is part of the plan.” - Anton E. Bowden