Where does true beauty come from? Gérald Caussé teaches that it "in large part comes from our personal inner light." "Harmony of Body and Spirit: A Key to Happiness" by Gérald Caussé at speeches.byu.edu

Let us emulate Christ by loving others as we "invite all to come and belong." "Five Messages That All of God's Children Need to Hear" by Dieter F. Uchtdorf at speeches.byu.edu

How can we lead a happier life? When we "look outside ourselves . . . life seems just to fall into place better." "Memories" by Marilyn S. Bateman at speeches.byu.edu

Sometimes our lives become more complex than we imagined. Often our ideals do not match our reality. Yet we can trust the Savior to help us navigate complexity, disappointment, and dissonance between who we are and who we want to become. "How I Became a Seeker" by Steven C. Harper at speeches.byu.edu

As we "council with the Lord" in all we do, we will be guided. How has the Lord guided you in your own life?

Enhance your study of the Book of Mormon this year! On the RSC's website you'll find high-quality articles related to each week of Come, Follow Me. They can be helpful while preparing lessons or alongside your own personal study!

As we enter the new year, remember that you can become "a new creature" through Christ!

Don't miss out on Y Religion, our biweekly podcast! Listen and learn as BYU Religious Education professors share their research on various topics related to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Hear their stories and why they choose to be both a scholar and a disciple.

Don't let the fact that someone is different from you keep you from reaching out to "the very neighbors the Savior has asked us to love." "Loving Our Neighbors" by D. Carolina Núñez at speeches.byu.edu

This week we're spotlighting Professor Rob Eaton! He loves teaching students the restored gospel of Jesus Christ in a way that helps them become enduring disciples, which includes examining issues in a faith-filled environment. His greatest joy is playing a role in deepening the faith and discipleship of students. He also enjoyed co-authoring President Eyring’s biography and a book (Improving Learning and Mental Health in the College Classroom) on how college professors can teach in a way that reduces stress while boosting learning. A fun fact about Professor Eaton is that he's worked in a wide variety of jobs: professor, college administrator, attorney, executive, mission leader, newspaper deliverer, dishwasher, color commentator for high school basketball games, and Senate page.

As you set goals, "try to focus on the joy in the learning instead of the defeat in the failure." "On Failing and Finishing" by Cassy Budd at speeches.byu.edu

Are you on track to complete your religion requirements? Check your schedule for next semester and add a religion class you still need to take!