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Arizona band, Dark Sky City, live acoustic. www.myspace.com/darkskycity Author: soccersmurf5 Keywords: Dark Sky City Fire Brands Arrows and Death Arizona Band Indie Rock Acoustic Music BYU Live July 2008 Guitar Djembe Added: July 19, 2008

Carlos E. Asay, Of the Seventy BYU Devotional, September 1980 Too often, I fear we fail to appreciate the worth of something until it is either lost or taken away. We are prone to take health for granted until illness strikes. The heat of summer gives rise to complaint until the first snow flies. Even heavenly gifts and powers receive casual treatment until needs and urgencies arise to remind us of our utter dependence upon the God who gave us life. Transcript Transcript of Elder Asay s remarks. Audio Download (31:23 min / 9 MB)

don't this make ya wanna be a MORmON ?Author: winkahblinkah Tags: Mormon BYU LDS temple polygamy fundamentalist YFZ Posted: 18 July 2008 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 1

S. Michael Wilcox, Church Educational System BYU Education Week 1997 Brother Wilcox discusses the interaction of faith, hope and charity in our lives.Audio Download (55:22 min / 12.7 MB)

H. David Burton, Presiding Bishop General Conference, April 2006 This modern-day humanitarian effort is a wonderful manifestation of the charity that burns within the souls of those whose hearts are tender and whose hands are ready to help. This selfless service truly demonstrates the pure love of Christ. Transcript Transcript of Bishop Burton s remarks. Audio Download (14:38 min / 3.4 MB)

Truman Madsen, Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at BYU and Former Director of the Brigham Young University Jerusalem Center Truman Madsen discusses Joseph Smith s keys and mission. (This recording also includes a musical selection by Kenneth Cope.)Audio Download (51:16 min / 11.7 MB)

Hinckley is so proud of the changes he had made to the Mormon temple ceremony that he just could not help but mention the sacred chant that he had done away with. Author: celebryx Tags: Mormon BYU LDS temple polygamy fundamentalist YFZ Posted: 09 July 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Jeffrey R. Holland, President of BYU BYU Devotional, February 1982 I wish to speak this morning of the demands of discipline and discipleship, of the responsibilities we have to face when we choose to follow Jesus Christ. In the Savior s life and in ours, Satan counters such discipline with temptations of an easier way, with an offer of convenient Christianity. It is a temptation Jesus resisted, and so must we. Life was very inconvenient for him, and, unless I miss my guess, it will often be so for you and for me when we take upon us his name. Transcript Transcript of President Holland s remarks. Audio Download (39:40 min / 11.4 MB)

Vaughn J. Featherstone, Of the Seventy BYU Devotional, September 1985 We teach a Word of Wisdom that the modern scientists are discovering is an inspired health law. We have family home evening and family prayer. We pay tithes and offerings, and our people prosper. We go to the temple and perform vicarious work for the dead, and we send out our true ambassadors as missionaries to the world. We believe in Christ and we live his commandments, and we do so everlastingly many more things as we serve our Lord. Why then can we not recognize the tactics of the evil one? We should walk in the sun as at noonday. What Satan has done is perpetrated a great lie upon us. To our youth he has lied: You can keep your standards but you do not have to be different. You do not need to violate the Word of Wisdom, but you do not have to make an issue out of the things that do not really matter. Our very dress and grooming reflects our inward values. If you will watch and pattern your dress and conduct after the people of real substance, you will not go wrong. Men and women of substance have the inner stability and well-being to follow the conservative, inoffensive dress standards. Remember, there is a time and a season for everything under the heavens. Transcript Transcript of Elder Featherstone s remarks. Audio Download (33:07 min / 9.5 MB)

Richard Bushman, Author and Professor of History, Emeritus, at Columbia University BYU Sperry Symposium 2005 Brother Bushman discusses the intersections in the lives of Joseph Smith and Abraham Lincoln.Audio Download (54:32 min / 12.5 MB)

Andrew Skinner, Professor of Religion at BYU From Bethlehem through the Sermon on the Mount (BYU Conference) Brother Skinner discusses the Sermon on the Mount.Audio Download (23:57 min / 5.5 MB)

Sheri L. Dew, President of Deseret Book BYU Women s Conference 2008 Sister Dew discusses becoming a disciple of Christ.Audio Download (29:54 min / 13.7 MB)

Spencer W. Kimball, Quorum of the Twelve Apostles Fireside, September 1971 Elder Kimball discusses how the Gospel solves the problems of the world.Audio Download (50:32 min / 11.6 MB)

BYU Aftershock GM's The Babes in Business are going to make a blockbuster announcement Part 1 Dan Manson/Brian Mooney VS Ricky Slayder/Bryan Vanderpool Author: Hawkins07 Keywords: BYU CCWF NGW NoDQ EBW IYHWA Backyard Wrestling CAW NAW UKBYW KAW Added: June 30, 2008

Jolene Merica, Program administrator, Conferences and Workshops at BYU BYU Women s Conference 2000 We are like the wise virgins when we set aside the world s labels and fill our hearts with the love of God. We are like wise virgins as we come to understand agency and our tendency as parents to control our children s choices. Further, we contribute to the wisdom of our children by teaching them how to seek the Spirit and take him as their guide. Transcript Transcript of Sister Merica s remarks. Audio Download (25:43 min / 5.9 MB)

All-American and NFL quarterback Giff Nielsen of Houston, Texas, speaks of his faith. Author: lampajrb Keywords: Giff Nielsen faith Texas Mormons Jesus Christ Houston Oilers Quarterback BYU Football Added: June 28, 2008

Boyd K. Packer, Quorum of the Twelve Apostles BYU Devotional, March 1990 Elder Packer discusses faith.Audio Download (46:26 min / 10.6 MB)

Neal A. Maxwell, Quorum of the Twelve Apostles BYU Devotional, January 1996 A fascinating thing about joy and love, with which you are surely familiar, is that when we enlarge our capacity to love, other people become real individuals, not merely functions. Gospel duties cease to be mere routine and become, instead, doors to delight. Transcript Transcript of Elder Maxwell s remarks. Audio Download (41:09 min / 18.8 MB)

Robert D. Hales, Quorum of the Twelve Apostles BYU Devotional, November 2005 Elder Hales discusses the importance of the temple.Audio Download (24:56 min / 5.7 MB)

Elaine Jack, former General Relief Society President and member of the General Young Women s Presidency BYU-Idaho Education Week, June 2004 Peace comes from within. Think about it. When have you felt peace? It can t be purchased at the mall or cooked up in the kitchen. It is not transferred easily from one to another, except from the Lord. Jesus Christ promised: Peace I leave with you, my peace give I unto you, not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Peace is his to give and ours to receive. Transcript Transcript of Sister Jack s remarks. Audio Download (24:46 min / 12.6 MB)

Jack Christianson, Director of the Orem Institute of Religion Education Week, August 1997 Remember what you were born to be. Support BYU Broadcasting Click above to help support BYU Broadcasting. Audio Download (50:10 min / 26.7 MB)

Robert L. Millet, Dean of Religious Education at BYU BYU Devotional, February 1998 Sooner or later you and I will be approached by men and women not of our faith persons either sincerely interested in what we believe or else opposed to much of what we stand for. This is particularly true as the Church grows and as our influence spreads throughout the world. Perhaps it would be worthwhile for us to entertain a few questions about what we believe, questions frequently asked of the Latter-day Saints concerning scripture, God, Christ, and salvation. Transcript Transcript of Brother Millet s remarks. Audio Download (33:34 min / 9.6 MB)

Christine Geddes, BYU-Idaho Faculty BYU-Idaho Devotional, October 2004 Nothing is weightier than the burden of sin. Nothing robs us of reason to rejoice more than breaking God s absolute laws. We are mortal and by virtue of our fallen nature we have the predisposition to sin. Not many of us, last time I looked, are on a list of people to be translated. How dare we be so human? How dare we make mistakes? Making mistakes is, however, part of our mortal experience. But we need not continue in sin and error. One of the breathtakingly beautiful realities of the gospel of Jesus Christ is the gift of repentance. In the Hebrew of the Old Testament the word for repentance is shube, which means to turn. We turn our hearts to God and present him with our wills, which Elder Maxwell assures us is the only thing we really have to give him which is not already his. Transcript Transcript of Sister Geddes remarks. Audio Download (34:32 min / 7.9 MB)

Jason appeared on BYU-TV for an in-depth interview on his life and career. Author: jfw2020 Keywords: BYU Jason Wright Christmas Jars Wednesday Letters Recovering Charles Glenn Beck Added: June 15, 2008

Bruce R. McConkie, Quorum of the Twelve Apostles BYU Devotional, January 1975 When we partake of the sacrament, we renew the covenants made in the waters of baptism. We agree again to take upon ourselves the name of the Son and to keep his commandments so we shall always have his Spirit to be with us. Baptism and the sacrament are the ordinances which open the door so that as a people, peculiar and set apart from the world, we have power to become sons and daughters of God. Obeying and conforming, denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, living soberly and righteously and godly in this present world such a way of life is the course whereby the power is exercised and the desired eventuality obtained. In my father s family we had a saying, Remember who you are and act accordingly. I adopted this same motto for my family. My wife tells me that her father did precisely the same thing. Our family motto meant to us, First, you are a McConkie; you have been taught the truth; you know what is expected of you at all times; you are to live by the standards of the family and avoid anything that would stain the family name. Second, you are a Christian; Jehovah is your shepherd; the Lord Jesus is your father; you are to live by gospel standards and not do anything which would bring disrepute upon him whose name you bear; you are to keep his commandments. Now, in the light of the principle that we are a peculiar people who have become the sons and daughters of him who is our Lord, may I suggest some specific things that will help us overcome the world and make the doctrines here involved live in us. I shall do this by presenting what we may term the ten commandments of a peculiar people. Transcript Transcript of Elder McConkie s remarks. Audio Download (37:34 min / 10.7 MB)

Thomas S. Monson, First Presidency Fireside, November 2005 May I provide a simple formula by which you can measure the choices which confront you. It s easy to remember, sometimes difficult to apply: You can t be right by doing wrong; you can t be wrong by doing right. Your personal conscience always warns you as a friend before it punishes you as a judge. Transcript Transcript of President Monson s remarks. Audio Download (38:35 min / 11 MB)

Robert C. Oaks, Of the Seventy BYU-Idaho Education Week 2005 Elder Oaks discusses the importance of the home, the chapel and the temple.Audio Download (26:39 min / 6.1 MB)

Author: LDSPAD Added: Wed, 11 Jun 2008 13:50:06 -0800 Duration: 357During a speech at the commencement ceremonies at Brigham Young University - Hawaii, Elder M. Russell Ballard encouraged graduates to join the conversation about Mormonism on the Internet. Elder Ballard is a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The entire video of his speech can be viewed here http://newsroom.lds.org/ldsnewsroom/e... 2007 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved.

Stephen R. Covey, Professor of Organizational Behavior and Business Management at BYU BYU Devotional, May 1975 The Holy Ghost is a member of the Godhead who performs very specific functions on this earth to sanctify, to guide, to witness, to testify of the Father and Son and things pertaining to their kingdom, and to confirm the promise of the Father when you and I enter into a covenant relationship in the waters of baptism. When we renew our covenants in other ordinances the Holy Ghost confirms the promise of the Father to us, his covenant children, that if we will live true we will have peace in this world and eternal life in the world to come. The Holy Ghost then would give us guidance, personal revelation, and personal commandments regarding the affairs of our lives. President McKay taught that to all members of the Church who are in the line of their duty the Holy Ghost normally speaks through their consciences. The Lord may choose many ways to speak, but it seems that the still, small voice, the enlightened conscience, or heart within a person would be the natural one for him to choose. However, it may require some other way to reach a man who is perhaps beyond the experience or the words of Christ which have been deposited within that conscience, or it may require the imposition of keys, priesthood powers, or certain other special blessings. The choice would lie in the Lord s hands according to his purposes. But for most of us most of the time the Holy Ghost will speak through our consciences. The Spirit of Jesus Christ is the medium through which the Holy Ghost, this member of the Godhead, performs his unique and special functions. Transcript Transcript of Brother Covey s remarks. Audio Download (41:10 min / 11.8 MB)

Gregory Clark, Associate Dean of the BYU College of Humanities BYU Devotional, May 2008 The healing and enabling power of the Savior s Atonement of His love, really will become more real to me than the threats carried by any storm I might otherwise fear. Transcript Transcript of Brother Clark s remarks. Audio Download (29:43 min / 10.2 MB)