TV Guide BYU Television Monday

A workaholic young lawyer makes a deal with her childhood friend to try and live in the moment if he will consider taking over his family's business.

As an 18th-century English family arranges marriages for their five daughters, the second-eldest takes an instant dislike to their neighbor's well-off friend.

BYU Broadcasting presents insightful lectures by general authorities past and present given during the Latter-Day Saints church's bi-annual general symposium.

Moving stories from across the world that inspire personal growth, nurture hope and stir the soul.

Dante Bowe performs "Champion." Cory Asbury who sings "Reckless Love."

A two-day conference for women around the world to gather for spiritual encouragement, spend time with friends and family and acquire ideas for home living.

BYU Broadcasting presents insightful lectures by general authorities past and present given during the Latter-Day Saints church's bi-annual general symposium.

Host Todd Hansen approaches everyday citizens and interviews them about their daily lives, uncovering narratives of real human interest.

Viewers are made to be inspired by the real-life stories of men and women who came to a pivotal, singular decision that forever altered their lives.

Guest speakers at BYU present a weekly broadcast of a variety of different topics including religion, personal enrichment and forums on current issues.

Elder Gary E. Stevenson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Jonathan is still irritated with God for not letting him go heaven to see Jane one last time and he becomes human after being dead for 40 years.

Robert needs something to boost his confidence in regard to opening his barbecue restaurant; Justin plans a sudden trip with Amy.

Toppy opens her own dance studio in an attempt to restore her good name, but a woman in the community objects to the type of dancing she teaches.

Recent changes at the ranch cause the family to struggle; Amy realizes that she needs to focus her attention to working with the horses in order to cope.

The crew provides detailed coverage of all BYU athletics, including interviews with players and coaches, highlights, and player profiles.

Comic Kirby Heyborne travels across the United States to volunteer for various projects with his trademark wit and humor.

Derrick makes his way to his final stop, where he helps a goat who lost her back leg, and her owner wants to help her with prosthetics.

Dorcas battles conflicting emotions while trying to win the parish council elections; Robert and Emma are having financial trouble.

As an 18th-century English family arranges marriages for their five daughters, the second-eldest takes an instant dislike to their neighbor's well-off friend.

Toppy opens her own dance studio in an attempt to restore her good name, but a woman in the community objects to the type of dancing she teaches.

Upon her return from Vancouver, Lou makes a confession that could have a huge impact on the Heartland family.

Lou and Peter have break some upsetting news to Georgie, so the family does everything that they can to support her.

Lou leads the big day's preparations, while Amy tries to avoid the pandemonium by attempting to pacify a rescue horse.

Friends gather at the post office for a birthday party for Zillah despite the fact that Dorcas plans to sell it due to the tension between him and Sir Tim.

A 12-year-old girl leaves her home behind to attend an all-girls' boarding school, where she is introduced to new friends and new teachers.

Out of jealousy, Gwen puts her mind towards learning more about Darrell's past and decides to leave the school to investigate the truth further.

A teenage surfer suffers from the toothy wrath of a 14-foot tiger shark, and she has a long journey before she can return to the waters.

The students think about what actions are needed to help their friends when Tamara gets into a conflict with Melanie that revolves around the monkey bars.

Upon her return from Vancouver, Lou makes a confession that could have a huge impact on the Heartland family.

Lou and Peter have break some upsetting news to Georgie, so the family does everything that they can to support her.

Lou leads the big day's preparations, while Amy tries to avoid the pandemonium by attempting to pacify a rescue horse.

Jonathan is still irritated with God for not letting him go heaven to see Jane one last time and he becomes human after being dead for 40 years.

Toppy opens her own dance studio in an attempt to restore her good name, but a woman in the community objects to the type of dancing she teaches.

An orphaned girl and her friends rebel against the strict living situations enforced by the matron at the foundling hospital where they live.

After a little girl's drone gets blown away, the Inbestigators try to prove that a boy in the neighborhood is trying to claim the object as his own.