“Consider the Wondrous Works of God” (Job

[@carlshakespear7345]

The greatest blessing of work is not only in what our labor produces but in what we become as a result. The ultimate goal of our existence is not simply believing, saying, and doing, but in becoming. Thanks elder Bednar.

[@B-Williebro]

"Work is love made manifest."

[@amandasimon1997]

It’s crazy he said that because I ran into two other KZbin videos earlier this week where the message was “when we work we manifest love within ourselves and into what we create” so when I heard him say that I was like wow God is really sending this message out to me this week, maybe to others as well. I love that we will feel love and joy as we look at the work we’ve done

[@krisopen59]

The poet Kahlil Gibran said, "Work is love made visible."

[@68foryou]

Love it. I told someone the other day I was a temple worker. They told me I shouldn't use the word "work" , they said I serve in the temple. After listening to this, I am proud to say I am a temple worker!

[@ColleenLow_BorntoBeBrave]

I am a temple worker too

[@wendybrown9205]

I serve in the temple which makes me a temple worker. I get out of bed before the sun comes up and get there in the quiet hours of the morning when it's so peaceful

[@damianmartin9009]

You are a temple angel 😘

[@FebbieG]

What a weird thing to correct someone about.

[@joncharlotteschoen]

Service is work. It's hard to understand why someone would try to mince words in that way. The act of service/work, is what matters.

[@kayrussell1875]

I dearly love the talks given at BYU and BYU ID. HOW is wish I had been a member to have this blessing. Greatful that we did find the truth in our 30s. .totally blessed°

[@jericox2980]

I am old and semi invalid. I enjoy these BYU devotionals! They inspire me, comfort me. Thank you

[@academyofchampions1]

Invalid? Do you, as an individual, work to build the kingdom? If so, then you join the efforts of thousands and millions of individuals, whose work is VALID. God bless you for your contribution!

[@karenlorentzen7509]

I understand as I am an older child if God as well. But… The older we become the more experience we have to offer others especially when we know our purpose and Value of how we can contribute to others. Remember SPIRITS ARE AGELESS! 🤗🙏🏻♥️😁

[@cherinelson3436]

She meant “ invalid.”weak or disabled by illness or injury…..not “ invalid”, no longer useful. They are spelled the same.

[@shaylakenney141]

Maybe they meant “inactive?” And it autocorrected

[@elcaminoe]

I sent you love and admiration brother, You can do all things in Christ

[@ralphcorneliuscastro]

Thank you BYU Speeches for uploading Elder David A. Bednar's devotional address right away.

[@CynaG]

Once Elder Bednar talks- you can only listen..listen and ponder thank you Elder Bednar

[@damianmartin9009]

Absolutely Well said. 🇦🇺kind regards Johanna

[@SunToadProductions]

I was listening with headphones while cleaning the car when he said “…strive to become agents who exercise faith in the Savior and act and shun becoming objects who are merely acted upon.” Like four times, I thought my phone was glitching out, then it really started sinking in! Thank you Elder Bednar for this inspired message and thank you God for the gift of agency to choose for ourselves. May we progress in aligning our will with Gods and be ready for the Saviors return! (Eagerly waiting His return!) 🤍🤍🤍

[@SpencerChatora]

I had a similar reaction too. Thought he was repeating himself 😂

[@jannikdettmer9279]

I'm on my way to work and listening to this helped me understand that there is deeper meaning and purpose in the work I do on a daily basis. I sometimes felt my work didn't matter that much. Today I go to work with gratitude and with a feeling of joy. Thank you for telling us the mind of Christ.

[@THELEIPOST]

We are the work of God's work. I love this concept. Our progress on earth is fulfilling His work. Thanks Elder Bednar.

[@heidih.treharne4952]

We are here to honor Jesus Christ by serving one another. Thank you El

[@heidih.treharne4952]

Thank you, Elder Bednar!

[@elbertasmith7937]

Thank you Elder Bernard. ❤

[@elbertasmith7937]

😊

[@mrsbrookewilkins]

Wow! This talk is an EPIC that is an instant classic! Thank you Elder Bednar! Work is essential! So many wonderful doctrinal truths just pouring out. I can’t wait to print this out and study it in depth.

[@irishrosa6115]

😊Glad to know I'm not the only one who studies that way! I can't keep enough printer cartridges in my printer to keep up with my massive list of things to print and study 😉💕

[@epenesaruth8650]

Amen about reprinting of talks, kessons & etc .. to restudy & reread. My phone is full of shots of portions of talks & etc .. for me to re-review, recall asap 😂 I love these talks & teachings of our Prophet, Apostles and Church leaders. Thank You God For Your Works & Wonders 🙏💞

[@b-vance]

I love this. I have a growing testimony of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and believe with all my heart that this is one of his prophets today

[@lilacbunches]

What a great talk this was. I’m glad I was able to hear it.

[@danite620]

I do not belive one can not listen to Elder Bednar and not love him . A true apostal of God .

[@ignaciarodriguez5855]

No entiendo inglés pero tan solo escuchar su vos ciento el espíritu desde Paraguay

[@moraimadelacruz1451]

Una lástima que no estén en español, por que estos devocionales son tan espiritualmente educativos.

[@byuspeeches]

Se puede ver los discursos de BYU en español en este canal de KZbin: @byuspeechesespanol

[@jeaneneveibell7137]

This is hope, I feed on the scriptures, this is a start for me in the morning. How grateful I am for the gift of the electrical devices are, this is through God’s gift to us who are bed ridden.

[@ARKOFOURSAFETY]

It hit me when he said standard works. The scriptures are standards that God is trying to teach and they work everytime they are implimented. It takes work to apply the standard and when we strive God works in us. The standard works and the standard must be lifted up as an ensign to all the world. Yes the standard works! The standard brings to pass immorality and the opportunity for eternal life!

[@MaryFranJeppesen-pe5bt]

What an amazing talk! I’m listening for the 4th time!! Such beautiful doctrine!! We are the reason for all creation!! “We are everything to God.” I loved the quote of Pres Monson’s. Thank you Elder Bednar.. Work is a blessing!!

[@helenwilloughby650]

Elder Bednar you are so close to Christ and it is evident in your voice and expressions.

[@wanaluburr3599]

Thank you so much, elder Bednar for this great message.

[@raphaelalukagfinay9739]

What can we do without your marvelous spiritual messages that enhance our understanding of who Heavenly Father is❤and His character. Thanks so much!

[@dayannagrageda1829]

Wow. A very timely talk 🙌🏽

[@olivialinzy3237]

🙆🏽‍♀️I Love The Wonderous Works of God ❣️ In His Creations He closed each one of Us before He created the World 🌎 From the Spirit Realm was His choice to create Us males and females In His Work He formed Us from the dust of the Ground 🏝 In His time He created man⏳️ and blew His Breath of Life in Us🌬 Wonderous Works of God 💫Now let Us Work to the Glory of God and His son Jesus Christ✨️Amen

[@Summitclym]

We thank Thee, O God , for Prophets, Seers and Revelators! ❤❤

[@danielraleigh7776]

Had specific questions mulling in my mind today… that were explicitly answered in this devotional. So grateful!

[@mnikaluza4]

Super important talk :: I wish to mention too that work is the seed of happiness and joy … diligent labor is hard and happy Workers have higher self esteem and skill levels are genuinely more filled with peace and happiness … if Gods plan is a plan of happiness then surely happiness is a by product of working and laboring with God Also God commands us to work not only for our benefit but bc God wants to ingage with our creativity and so when we work with God our desires mesh with their desires or efforts with Their efforts and this creates DEEP INTIMACY and This is what God desires our growth yes but also an Intimate relationship with each one of us …

[@troyshelley1420]

I love how Elder Bernard took an opportunity to build The testimony and strength of the Prophet. I love hearing his words of a Marvelous Work and a Wonder.

[@lesliegabriel8695]

Incredible, timely inspired sermon.

[@gemelindacjp7976]

10:30 I love this quote from Pres. Monson! I don't remember ever having heard it before.

[@irishrosa6115]

n Quest of the Abundant Life By President Thomas S. Monson March 1988 Ensign magazine

[@davidgillis950]

Wow. What powerful doctrines to internalize. I pray for the grace of God to help me in my efforts to become someone who acts rather than is acted upon.

[@bumpercoach]

Another great one is when Jesus healed the man born blind... He was asked 'why was this man born blind? Was it because he sinned before this life or did his parents do it?' Jesus said 'neither, but that the WORKs of God should be made manifest' ... In that case it was a spectacular miracle but in the 90 and 9 cases it's something like when I brush my daughter's hair because she's disabled

[@moonface5169]

I have oeace of mind listening the talks of the leaders thank you🙏❤

[@melnatic5742]

This was powerful! I love the build up it had to the topic of technology, especially Artificial Intelligence. "The Lord is the same today, yesterday and forever" is such a cliche term in the Christian community but this talk really emphasized that truth for me. Work is still required today and forever!

[@DoctorSuezz]

Perfect message!! An Apostolic answer to my prayers. 😇🥰

[@1stNoelJensen]

I am so glad for my knowledge of this powerful and loving God. Hurrah for Zion!

[@joyswenson7941]

I love listening to Elder Bednar. He was president of Ricks College/BYU Idaho all those years ago and even then he regularly talked about being an agent to ACT and not to be ACTED UPON. That philosophy has stayed with me and has given me courage.

[@lynettemills7216]

Glad I was able to attend!

[@marcemyers7301]

❤ words to bring us back to Heavenly Father's kingdom.

[@SPKRMN]

We need more talks like this.

[@ChralesPeter]

A marvelous work and a wonder. Thank you Elder Bednar

[@pauladematas3297]

27:40 I'm sincerely thankful for this message to add to my testimony to act in all I do as a servant and child of heavenly parents.

[@suelawrence5011]

Amazing! Thank you Elder Bednar!! 🥰

[@susanescalante8620]

Crazy good talk and lessons for us to implement! And look at the graphics and stage - great work to all the BYU staff for making the beautiful and effective visuals to happen!! Thank you to Elder Bednar for living life to have these insights to share! #grateful

[@louiswall2984]

My friend we serve in the best mission many thanks for your light to guide us

[@cherruthrose33]

I have had supernatural aid from God. Twice, I witnessed miracles. Something supernatural intervened and diverted a box from crushing my child. It was a 70 pound, he was just a little guy. 2 inches away from death. Then one time I was in an accident, and. 5 seconds later, I wasn't. God is real.

[@cherruthrose33]

Good talk Elder Bednar

[@cherruthrose33]

Technology is a tool. You are correct. It can have negative consequences. (I am guilty of less than courteous behavior.) I wouldn't call it a quick fix... or suggest it as a scapegoat. 😂 more like a tool.

[@Edwahlq]

Thank you for sharing this. I needed this reminder today.

[@CML95018]

Love this thank you elder Bednar🙏💙

[@thegarciafamilyletscook]

❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉❤ I love it ! I love it I love it ! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ . Wow 👌 🎉❤ faith in christ seens the day i was born before i was ever thought about him .just what i needed to hear . Makes absolutely sense. 💯

[@JediPitch]

wonderful !!!!

[@ben8285]

Amazing!

[@cindlou7335]

So important in this day to be agents and not objects. In every circumstance.

[@joscelynpease6656]

This was truly incredible!!

[@adareed1803]

Thank you Elder Bednar.

[@frederickdanielamara-peace7940]

What a wonderful address. I felt the spirit and learned a lot.

[@Thehaystack7999]

Thank you

[@zenaidayapsangco196]

YES l Love Thee LORD AMEN 🙏

[@willylumana1865]

Wonderful speech that reminds us our accountability as servant of the Lord.

[@ildenete3235]

Muito lindo elder Bednar, Exatamente como tu prevestes no futuro os riscos de se deixar levar pela inteligência artificial no ápice da época em que o véu da plenitude dos tempos está sendo tirado dos olhos espirituais prontos participando da obra divina

[@marcthellend3383]

Nothing but the truth!!!!❤😊

[@a84148]

Thank you Elder Bednar, this was very timely and helpful for me right now.

[@icnfxit]

Thanks

[@Afc91artistNC]

The a... i... is programed by a person. I love your talk to still live/work. THANKS, for this video.

[@sandylmcallister]

Amen!

[@cherylhebdon3584]

Amazing message ❤️

[@OliveMainDesign]

Thank you. ❤️

[@anitabalkcom5141]

It has been said a wise person will not waste a good problem.

[@Mormangirlie]

Beautiful talk!!

[@janethofmann1401]

So good!

[@BraydanPacker]

If you count back in Helaman the period of time that is described as in the space of not many years is between 10-11 years. In the 51st year of the judges pride began to enter in what was otherwise a period of great peace and prosperity. In the 62nd year is the quote mentioned by Elder Bednar about in the space of not many years they had fallen into transgression. The timelines in the Book of Mormon line up perfectly or I could say prophetically with the statements of Elder Gary E. Stevenson.

[@roberthall9452]

WHAT!!! A!!! TALK!!!

[@CarlosRomero-pl9tk]

as always, brilliant!

[@linneahaines4716]

Better than church!

[@3for5spotshooter]

A subtle process.

[@jeff3olsen]

Some of the greatest examples of the Lord doing His own work are found in the children of Israel in the land of Israel. For example, the restoration, the 2nd time, to the land of Israel and the Lord's hand in fighting for Israel (1948, 1967, etc.)

[@michele.fralick]

❤

[@irishrosa6115]

May I share the source of President Monson's quote at 10:30? First Presidency Message In Quest of the Abundant Life By President Thomas S. Monson March 1988 Ensign magazine

[@adamandsarah]

24:28 Elder Bednar uses this point as his jumping-off point of a devotional given later that year. The devotional can be found here: kzbin.infobrlGrWXIB9g?si=g4OR8cchuLCiIaOM

[@masutuvihanga4057]

💥💥💥💥💥💥

[@SilverSmith459]

I've been given a work from God recently, so this is especially poignant for me.

[@tamarasolmoirago7730]

❤ traducir en castellano

[@markjohnson1884]

How does one obtain a written copy of this great BYU talk?

[@jum5238]

You can possibly find it in a BYU or church linked article in a couple of days. Was it just me or did he read the same couple sentences a few times?

[@spellbindery1]

​@@jum5238yes, he repeated the admonition several times regarding acting versus being acted upon, vis-a-vis modern technology.

[@byuspeeches]

Elder Bednar did not give permissions to publish the text of his speech, but we hope you continue to enjoy this KZbin video of his remarks!

[@Ericksosasculptor]

Don’t let AI do the work for you

[@maryjr3857]

When did he give this talk?

[@momem3boys]

on 1/23/2024. Just this past tuesday.

[@ClintThomsen]

Was this am editing mistake, or doe Elder Bednar really repeat the same sentence 3 times in a row?

[@StageDynamics]

He repeats it 4 times in a row, with slight changes. For instance: “ongoing conversion”, “becoming a devoted disciple,” “personal revelation,” and “seeking appropriately for the gifts of the spirit.”

[@ClintThomsen]

@@StageDynamics thanks, I suppose I wasn’t going crazy! Can’t say I’m a huge fan of that format, though

[@cocotheo]

Great listening! @StageDynamics. Thank you!😊

[@kz6fittycent]

President Nelson will often repeat himself seven times - very symbolic, I think.@@ClintThomsen

[@zionmama150]

The invitation: don’t use AI to do your homework, students 😁😉

[@jum5238]

I have a boss that was asked by a new employee if he could tell what applications were submitted by AI, and he said, "OH YEAH!" There a a number of "tells" that show it. Including parts where it says "fill in the blank" still in the resume or job experience parts. Or the bland writing seen in the resume. It's a form of cheating. Right out of college, myself and a number of employees all went to work for a company, and it became VERY evident, very quickly that they had cheated their way through college. They didn't have the technical skills that were expected from completing a number of courses, with essential concepts. They often leaned on me to solve things for them, and it was sad. I left there shortly afterwards and went to work for a microprocessor design company.

[@kz6fittycent]

I've used AI to troubleshoot some of my coding or scripts. It shocks me just how bad it is at some things, and how surprisingly good it is at others. What's also shocking is that there seems to be an issue with professors catching students cheating with it, because, like you said, there are some obvious tells.@@jum5238

[@pamserenity4860]

I’m 😅😅hui😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@tau2nyc]

Thank you Elder Bednar!

[@raphaelalukagfinay9739]

Thank you!