As our Redeemer, Jesus Christ can save us from spiritual death. He can bring us out of sin, turn our weaknesses into strengths, and comfort us in our trials.

If you're wondering what your religion requirements are, you've come to the right place! Teachings and Doctrine of the Book of Mormon is one of the required religion courses to take here at BYU. It's a popular favorite! You'll study the Book of Mormon with an emphasis on the Savior's ministry. If you have any questions about the course, leave a comment!

Our first professor spotlight is Casey Griffiths! Professor Griffiths most loves working with students and leading discussions in classes. Students are what make BYU really special to him, and seeing them everyday gives him hope that he is making a difference. While he enjoys time off and opportunities to travel, when he's not teaching classes he feels a little off-center. Professor Griffiths can’t wait to get back in the classroom and feel the joy and excitement that his students bring to his life. It is such a pleasure and honor for him to get to work with so many great young people. While he loves the well-known stories of the Restoration, he is happy that his work has been able to shine a light on some of the lesser-known figures in Latter-day Saint history. He was able to publish a biography of Joseph F. Merrill, who is not well known among the Saints, but who played a vitally important role in setting the system of religious education today. There are other people and places that he hopes he has been able to bring more attention to in his work. A few years ago he visited a Church school in Kiribati and fell in love with the local Saints, their generosity, and their culture. Professor Griffiths hopes that someday that stories of the Saints in places like Kiribati are known alongside the stories of the Saints in Utah, Nauvoo, or Palmyra. Last but not least, his wife and two of his children hold an official Guinness World Record, but he's not telling what it is!

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The Lord speaks to us today, pleading that we accept the mercy that he has made available to us through the Restoration. — Jennifer C. Lane

Today we'll hear from Steven J. Lund, the Young Men General President! You can attend live at 11:05 AM at the BYU Marriott Center, watch it at byutv.org, or tune in on Classical 89 FM.

From the Legacy Roundtable Discussions on the Old Testament, former BYU professors Terry Ball, Victor Ludlow, Kelly Ogden, and Terry Szink discuss major themes found in the book of Isaiah in the Old Testament. Watch the entire video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/XaCiejyK_aM

We’re excited to hear from @dallinhoaks at today’s devotional! You can attend live at 11:05 AM at the BYU Marriott Center, watch it at byutv.org, or tune in on Classical 89 FM.

Jesus Christ will meet you where you are. His mercy, support, and love are always available.

There's so much to learn about the Messiah in Isaiah. Invite your friends to study Come, Follow Me with you this week!

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It’s time to dive into Isaiah again in Come, Follow Me this week! So much truth about Jesus Christ is found in the upcoming chapters, with some of our favorites in Isaiah 25. Tell us one of your favorite verses in Isaiah below!👇🏼