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In this devotional, Elder Patrick Kearon invites students to reflect on their relationship with their phones and social media and how these influence their spiritual lives. Elder Kearon encourages students to make intentional choices, seek personal revelation, and keep their focus on Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ. He invites students to evaluate their habits, experiment with ways to manage their phone use, and choose what is best rather than simply what is good. This devotional took place at Ensign College in Salt Lake City, Utah, on October 27, 2026.👉 Interested in applying to Ensign College, click here: https://www.ensign.edu/survey-youtubeEnsign College's goal is to quickly and economically prepare you with the industry knowledge and workplace skills today’s hiring managers are seeking. Our targeted certificates and degrees give you the fundamental critical thinking, communication, leadership, and technical skills, along with the hands-on expertise to excel in your field. And as always, we’ll help you continue to progress toward becoming a capable and trusted disciple of Jesus Christ.
In this devotional, Lori Newbold shares how we can find Jesus Christ in the present moments of our lives, even as time and circumstances change. Through the Savior’s example, the story of manna in the wilderness, and personal experiences, Sister Newbold offers three ways to become more present: remember that His grace is sufficient, let go and recognize what we are feeling in the moment, and become an “in-the-moment minister” by noticing and serving those around us. She encourages students to put away distractions, seek the guidance of the Holy Ghost, and look for opportunities to help others feel the love of Jesus Christ. This devotional took place at Ensign College in Salt Lake City, Utah, on November 3, 2026.👉 Interested in applying to Ensign College, click here: https://www.ensign.edu/survey-youtubeEnsign College's goal is to quickly and economically prepare you with the industry knowledge and workplace skills today’s hiring managers are seeking. Our targeted certificates and degrees give you the fundamental critical thinking, communication, leadership, and technical skills, along with the hands-on expertise to excel in your field. And as always, we’ll help you continue to progress toward becoming a capable and trusted disciple of Jesus Christ.
In this devotional, Scott Hunter teaches how following the Savior’s patterns of discipleship can help us become more like Jesus Christ. He emphasizes that submission to God is a choice that strengthens our agency, that the Savior sees and loves each of us personally, and that we can find healing by bringing our burdens to Him. Brother Hunter encourages students to find, learn, and apply the Savior’s patterns in their lives so they can experience His transforming power and draw closer to Heavenly Father. This devotional took place at Ensign College in Salt Lake City, Utah.👉 Interested in applying to Ensign College, click here: https://www.ensign.edu/survey-youtubeEnsign College's goal is to quickly and economically prepare you with the industry knowledge and workplace skills today’s hiring managers are seeking. Our targeted certificates and degrees give you the fundamental critical thinking, communication, leadership, and technical skills, along with the hands-on expertise to excel in your field. And as always, we’ll help you continue to progress toward becoming a capable and trusted disciple of Jesus Christ.
In this devotional, Jared A. Jepson teaches about the transformative power of Jesus Christ and the higher, holier ways of the Lord. Drawing from Isaiah 55:8–13, he explains that God’s ways are not simply different from our own but are designed to transform us through faith, patience, diligence, and the power of the Savior. Brother Jepson encourages students to trust the Lord’s timing and ways, remembering that through Jesus Christ we can become new creatures, experience greater joy and peace, and become more like Him. This devotional took place at Ensign College in Salt Lake City, Utah on October 6, 2026.👉 Interested in applying to Ensign College, click here: Ensign College applicationEnsign College's goal is to quickly and economically prepare you with the industry knowledge and workplace skills today’s hiring managers are seeking. Our targeted certificates and degrees give you the fundamental critical thinking, communication, leadership, and technical skills, along with the hands-on expertise to excel in your field. And as always, we’ll help you continue to progress toward becoming a capable and trusted disciple of Jesus Christ.
In this devotional, Anthony Sweat teaches how temple work and the sealing power help gather and rescue the children of God. He encourages students to participate in this work by seeking out their ancestors, preparing names for temple ordinances, and making the temple a meaningful part of their discipleship. Through Jesus Christ and His grace, our individual efforts can become part of God’s greater work to reach and bless His children. This devotional took place at Ensign College in Salt Lake City, Utah on September 29, 2026.👉 Interested in applying to Ensign College, click here: Ensign College applicationEnsign College's goal is to quickly and economically prepare you with the industry knowledge and workplace skills today’s hiring managers are seeking. Our targeted certificates and degrees give you the fundamental critical thinking, communication, leadership, and technical skills, along with the hands-on expertise to excel in your field. And as always, we’ll help you continue to progress toward becoming a capable and trusted disciple of Jesus Christ.
In this devotional, Sister Alynda Kusch compares the voice of the Holy Ghost to a coach calling “Back!” to help a runner return safely to the base. Through personal experiences involving missionary service, prayer, education, and moments of physical difficulty, Sister Kusch shares four ways the Holy Ghost can bless our lives: teaching us what to do, teaching us to pray, helping us remember what we have learned and who we are, and comforting us in difficult moments. This devotional took place at Ensign College in Salt Lake City, Utah on September 22, 2026.👉 Interested in applying to Ensign College, click here: https://www.ensign.edu/survey-youtubeEnsign College's goal is to quickly and economically prepare you with the industry knowledge and workplace skills today’s hiring managers are seeking. Our targeted certificates and degrees give you the fundamental critical thinking, communication, leadership, and technical skills, along with the hands-on expertise to excel in your field. And as always, we’ll help you continue to progress toward becoming a capable and trusted disciple of Jesus Christ.
In this devotional, President Bruce C. Kusch teaches that Heavenly Father knows each of us personally and has a plan for our lives, even when we cannot see the full picture. President Kusch shares six principles for understanding God’s plan: seek personal revelation line upon line, recognize what God is doing in your life, willingly allow Him to prevail, act rather than remain idle, develop patience and perseverance, and make Jesus Christ the center of your life. This devotional took place at Ensign College in Salt Lake City, Utah on September 22, 2026.👉 Interested in applying to Ensign College, click here: https://www.ensign.edu/survey-youtubeEnsign College's goal is to quickly and economically prepare you with the industry knowledge and workplace skills today’s hiring managers are seeking. Our targeted certificates and degrees give you the fundamental critical thinking, communication, leadership, and technical skills, along with the hands-on expertise to excel in your field. And as always, we’ll help you continue to progress toward becoming a capable and trusted disciple of Jesus Christ.
In this devotional, Elder Alliaud teaches students to look beyond the obvious realities of life and move forward with faith in Jesus Christ. Drawing from his experiences with education, his career, and rugby, he shares how closed doors and unexpected challenges can become experiences for our good. Elder Alliaud shares three principles to help us move forward: choose prophecy over projections, take no counsel from your fears, and be willing to go high and fly. This devotional took place at Ensign College in Salt Lake City, Utah on September 17, 2026.👉 Interested in applying to Ensign College, click here: Ensign College applicationEnsign College's goal is to quickly and economically prepare you with the industry knowledge and workplace skills today’s hiring managers are seeking. Our targeted certificates and degrees give you the fundamental critical thinking, communication, leadership, and technical skills, along with the hands-on expertise to excel in your field. And as always, we’ll help you continue to progress toward becoming a capable and trusted disciple of Jesus Christ.
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