An Invitation to Become: Vision, Work, and Covenants | C. Shane Reese | September 2024

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🗓️ 11 September 2024

⏱️ 24 minutes

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President C. Shane Reese shares how the process of becoming requires a vision, persistent effort, and making and keeping covenants. C. Shane Reese, president of Brigham Young University, delivered this devotional address on September 10, 2024. You can access the talk here.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the recent speeches podcast presented by BYU speeches
0:05.0	featuring inspiring new devotional and forums given each week on BYU campus.
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0:20.3	Pogasts. This devotional address entitled an invitation to become vision, work and
0:27.6	covenants was given on September 10th of 2024 by C. Shane Reese, then president of Brigham Young University.
0:35.9	I love being here with all of you.
0:37.9	You look amazing today.
0:41.5	What a treat for us all to be together.
0:45.0	And welcome back to a new school year.
0:48.0	I love the beginning of a new school year
0:51.0	and what fall semester brings on this campus. I love the
0:53.4	smells, the sounds and the sense of excitement. I love the tremendous expectation
0:59.2	for perfect grades, national championships, and yes, even eternal companionships.
1:07.2	At the beginning of this fall semester, hope literally springs eternal.
1:12.3	Most of all, I love that you are here.
1:15.0	I love that you have gathered here this morning at Devotional
1:18.0	in our storied Marriott Center to hear my wife preach
1:21.0	about the power of positivity. I love that you are here at
1:25.2	BYU in this exciting season of our history when we are flourishing in a big
1:30.0	fancy new athletic conference excelling in our academic disciplines, laying the groundwork
1:36.2	for a prophetically announced medical school, and leaning even more deeply into our unique
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