Excerpts of inspirational talks given by religious leaders.
The former BYU QB shares insights into judging and gifts of the Spirit.
Pastor Kevin Brown shares his journey from business to ministry, answering God's call.
Enlarge your soul with uplifting music from the world-renowned Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square.
We introduce the first book of our Uplift book club: Already Free by Bruce Tift.
Moshe says it's important to serve and love people before preaching to them.
Enlightening messages from leaders and educators to the BYU student body.
The Journey from Jorge of Argentina to the Bishop of Rome
Binns and Connor Pay discuss the differences between believing in Christ and believing Christ.
The Salvation Army: Christianity "with its sleeves rolled up."
"It's this strength that enables us to pass through the storms of life."
Pamela Ebstyne King discusses psychological and theological thriving.
Uplift Kids podcast wraps lesson episodes! Join our book club + parenting Q&As. More soon!
Live event with BYU football: making time for God as a student athlete
Young people changing the world for the better because of their faith.
"Know where it is safe to be flexible and where it is essential to be firmly fixed."
When we break the cycle of shame, we can express ourselves more freely and better connect.
Genesis Panel with Jewish, Muslim, and Christian guests.
Elenee uses music to heal her relationship with God.
The brother of host Connor Pay shares a powerful story on the power of prayer.
“The Savior’s greater love is more powerful than our biggest mistakes... [we can] begin anew."
May 12-18 | D&C 46-48 | Guests Scott Esplin and Cynthia Jijón Jensen.
How to share the lessons of Easter with your kids.
Ben tells us how to share our faith publicly, but also in private.
Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf, Member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.
The emeritus general authority and BYUI president shares valuable insights into the Savior.
May 5-11 | D&C 45 | Guests Rosalynde Welch and Kirby Heyborne.
"A tapestry could never be called beautiful without the individual stiches by which is was made."
Sister Susan H. Porter reminds us that we don't have to find the answers to our questions alone.
