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EPISODE · Jan 4, 2019 · 1H 5M

New Student Orientation (NSO) Devotional

from Ensign College Devotionals · host Ensign College

This orientation devotional welcomes new and returning students to the beginning of a new semester, emphasizing both academic and spiritual growth. Led by campus leaders, including President Bruce C. Kush and his wife, the meeting introduces students to the purpose of weekly devotionals and encourages consistent participation as a way to build a strong spiritual foundation that supports their studies and personal development.Speakers acknowledge the diverse backgrounds and challenges students bring—balancing school, work, and family—and reassure them that they are supported in their efforts to improve their lives and make a positive impact. Through counsel and personal experiences, students are invited to seek God’s guidance by studying diligently, praying earnestly, and serving willingly.A central message of the devotional highlights the transformative power of understanding God’s love. Students are encouraged to allow that love to shape their actions, decisions, and sense of purpose. Additionally, practical guidance is shared for achieving success during the semester, including staying engaged in classes, embracing challenges, and utilizing available resources.Overall, the devotional sets a tone of faith, encouragement, and intentional growth, inviting students to combine spiritual commitment with their educational journey in order to become their best selves.

This orientation devotional welcomes new and returning students to the beginning of a new semester, emphasizing both academic and spiritual growth. Led by campus leaders, including President Bruce C. Kush and his wife, the meeting introduces students to the purpose of weekly devotionals and encourages consistent participation as a way to build a strong spiritual foundation that supports their studies and personal development.Speakers acknowledge the diverse backgrounds and challenges students bring—balancing school, work, and family—and reassure them that they are supported in their efforts to improve their lives and make a positive impact. Through counsel and personal experiences, students are invited to seek God’s guidance by studying diligently, praying earnestly, and serving willingly.A central message of the devotional highlights the transformative power of understanding God’s love. Students are encouraged to allow that love to shape their actions, decisions, and sense of purpose. Additionally, practical guidance is shared for achieving success during the semester, including staying engaged in classes, embracing challenges, and utilizing available resources.Overall, the devotional sets a tone of faith, encouragement, and intentional growth, inviting students to combine spiritual commitment with their educational journey in order to become their best selves.

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