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BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Michelle E. Amos | February 3, 2026
"Because my dad continued to pray and study the Book of Mormon, the power of God strengthened him to overcome his family traditions and other personal challenges that held him bound from accepting the restored gospel."
"Because my dad continued to pray and study the Book of Mormon, the power of God strengthened him to overcome his family traditions and other personal challenges that held him bound from accepting the restored gospel."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Elder John D. Amos | February 3, 2026
"Eternal life is the goal. It requires us to become disciples of Jesus Christ. To become disciples of Jesus Christ, we must go through the conversion process. That process is an ongoing process, which is why it’s important to be lifelong disciples of Jesus Christ."
"Eternal life is the goal. It requires us to become disciples of Jesus Christ. To become disciples of Jesus Christ, we must go through the conversion process. That process is an ongoing process, which is why it’s important to be lifelong disciples of Jesus Christ."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Dr. Kate McLellan | January 27, 2026
"All things denote there is a God, including the opposing forces that shape who we become."
"All things denote there is a God, including the opposing forces that shape who we become."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Ammon Kau | January 20, 2026
"I have learned that it is better to do what I have been impressed to do, even if the outcome is unclear, than letting the moment pass and regret my lack of action. When I do as I am prompted, I feel peace no matter the outcome. Peace that I acted upon inspiration."
"I have learned that it is better to do what I have been impressed to do, even if the outcome is unclear, than letting the moment pass and regret my lack of action. When I do as I am prompted, I feel peace no matter the outcome. Peace that I acted upon inspiration."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by R. Kelly Haws | January 13, 2026
"I testify that Heavenly Father has not withheld the power of the Holy Ghost from us and that if we quickly respond to His feelings, that the day of miracles has not ceased on this campus or in our lives."
"I testify that Heavenly Father has not withheld the power of the Holy Ghost from us and that if we quickly respond to His feelings, that the day of miracles has not ceased on this campus or in our lives."
Connie Haws | January 13, 2026
"You will be more successful as you keep the Savior first in your lives and as you let your Heavenly Father guide you in the path that will bring you His greatest blessings."
"You will be more successful as you keep the Savior first in your lives and as you let your Heavenly Father guide you in the path that will bring you His greatest blessings."
BYU–Hawaii devotional by Clark G. Gilbert| January 13, 2026
"When we involve the Lord as we work together, miracles will happen."
"When we involve the Lord as we work together, miracles will happen."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Dr. Brad Smith | November 25, 2025
"Just like the o'io seeks the right environment to grow, your transformation is sustained by settling in places of light, learning, and spiritual nourishment."
"Just like the o'io seeks the right environment to grow, your transformation is sustained by settling in places of light, learning, and spiritual nourishment."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Brooke Peterson | November 11, 2025
"...If things you have prayed for or about haven't happened in the way you'd hoped, it does not mean that God is not listening or intimately aware of your struggles. He is listening. You are His child."
"...If things you have prayed for or about haven't happened in the way you'd hoped, it does not mean that God is not listening or intimately aware of your struggles. He is listening. You are His child."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Dr. David Bearss | November 4, 2025
"We remain connected across any distance, the light within us resonates with the light of God, forming a bond that cannot be severed."
"We remain connected across any distance, the light within us resonates with the light of God, forming a bond that cannot be severed."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Brett Okland | October 28, 2025
"God doesn't want us to survive life; He desires us to return to Him joyful, refined, and seasoned with experience."
"God doesn't want us to survive life; He desires us to return to Him joyful, refined, and seasoned with experience."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by President J. Ray Hicken | October 21, 2025
"Listen to the words of our prophets, seek an epiphany in your service to the Savior, commit to serving the Lord, your family, your friends, your university, and to fulfill your callings and service opportunities with greater conviction."
"Listen to the words of our prophets, seek an epiphany in your service to the Savior, commit to serving the Lord, your family, your friends, your university, and to fulfill your callings and service opportunities with greater conviction."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Sister Patricia S. Hicken | October 21, 2025
"Our Savior can, and will, help us with our problems if we are willing to cry out to Him."
"Our Savior can, and will, help us with our problems if we are willing to cry out to Him."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by David Fonoimoana | October 14, 2025
"God prepares His children in ways we don’t always see on paper. Each student applies what they learn in their own way, and the Spirit can guide them to opportunities that align with their gifts, even if those paths look different than what I expected."
"God prepares His children in ways we don’t always see on paper. Each student applies what they learn in their own way, and the Spirit can guide them to opportunities that align with their gifts, even if those paths look different than what I expected."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Elder Jared V. Ormsby | September 30, 2025
"To know God and Jesus Christ is to come to understand Their goodness, Their mercy, and the grace of Christ’s Atonement. It is to plant and nourish His word in our lives that we may receive the fruit of His Atonement, even the fruit of eternal life."
"To know God and Jesus Christ is to come to understand Their goodness, Their mercy, and the grace of Christ’s Atonement. It is to plant and nourish His word in our lives that we may receive the fruit of His Atonement, even the fruit of eternal life."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Elder Wan-Liang Wu | September 23, 2025
"Becoming a devoted disciple of Jesus Christ, throughout our lives, is the result of choosing and committing to make Christ the center of our lives; it is allowing His doctrine to be the path that we walk."
"Becoming a devoted disciple of Jesus Christ, throughout our lives, is the result of choosing and committing to make Christ the center of our lives; it is allowing His doctrine to be the path that we walk."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Laura Tevaga | September 16, 2025
"Don't wait until tomorrow to love more, to forgive more, to repent more, or to serve more. Take action today, while you have the gift of time."
"Don't wait until tomorrow to love more, to forgive more, to repent more, or to serve more. Take action today, while you have the gift of time."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by John S.K. Kauwe III | September 9, 2025
"Change requires humility, effort, and persistence. But I promise you that it is worth it—it is always worth being quick to observe."
"Change requires humility, effort, and persistence. But I promise you that it is worth it—it is always worth being quick to observe."
God's promise that we may always have His Spirit to be with us is also a challenge. It's not automatic. It requires effort, consistency, and faith.
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Michael Tejada | June 17, 2025
"To those who feel discouraged or unsure, I offer this reassurance: your efforts matter. Even when progress feels slow, even when the results are not immediate, God sees your striving. And as you keep your spiritual eyes fixed on your eternal purpose, Christ will magnify your efforts and guide your path."
"To those who feel discouraged or unsure, I offer this reassurance: your efforts matter. Even when progress feels slow, even when the results are not immediate, God sees your striving. And as you keep your spiritual eyes fixed on your eternal purpose, Christ will magnify your efforts and guide your path."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by President William Tu'ifua | June 10, 2025
"When we seek personal revelation and ask God for His counsel, the way that we act is to study it out in our minds and then approach the Lord with the option we think is best, and let the Lord confirm or deny."
"When we seek personal revelation and ask God for His counsel, the way that we act is to study it out in our minds and then approach the Lord with the option we think is best, and let the Lord confirm or deny."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Sister Monique Saenz | June 3, 2025
"Many of us have days when we feel a little closer to heaven than normal. We also have difficult days when we struggle to feel His influence, no matter how hard we try. I know that if we have a sincere desire to seek Him, we will see His hand in our lives."
"Many of us have days when we feel a little closer to heaven than normal. We also have difficult days when we struggle to feel His influence, no matter how hard we try. I know that if we have a sincere desire to seek Him, we will see His hand in our lives."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Brennen Owan | May 27, 2025
"We, as imperfect beings, stumble often and our imperfections—the cracks in our bowl, our callused hands—are very apparent. But that is the beauty of His great plan of happiness and the miracle of Christ’s Atonement. We can be reinforced, repaired, and healed through Him."
"We, as imperfect beings, stumble often and our imperfections—the cracks in our bowl, our callused hands—are very apparent. But that is the beauty of His great plan of happiness and the miracle of Christ’s Atonement. We can be reinforced, repaired, and healed through Him."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Sister Tracy Y. Browning | May 20, 2025
"Please remember you have the power to shape experiences wherever you are. The difference is you in every classroom you enter. The difference is you each week at church. The difference is you when you’re at work, and every moment you’re at home. The difference is you - because for you Jesus Christ makes all the difference."
"Please remember you have the power to shape experiences wherever you are. The difference is you in every classroom you enter. The difference is you each week at church. The difference is you when you’re at work, and every moment you’re at home. The difference is you - because for you Jesus Christ makes all the difference."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by President Stanton Imua Loo | May 14, 2025
"Our greatest legacy is not what we leave behind in terms of material possessions or worldly things, but what we help others become. It is the positive influence we have on their lives, helping them to come closer to Christ and fulfill their divine potential. It is in their transformed lives that we see our most lasting love. "
"Our greatest legacy is not what we leave behind in terms of material possessions or worldly things, but what we help others become. It is the positive influence we have on their lives, helping them to come closer to Christ and fulfill their divine potential. It is in their transformed lives that we see our most lasting love. "
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by President John S.K. Kauwe III and Sister Monica S. Kauwe | May 6, 2025
“Trust is to human relationships what faith is to gospel living. It is the beginning place, the foundation upon which more can be built. Where trust is, love can flourish.”
“Trust is to human relationships what faith is to gospel living. It is the beginning place, the foundation upon which more can be built. Where trust is, love can flourish.”
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Elder Bun Huoch Eng | April 8, 2025
"To exercise our faith means that we will believe and hope in Christ, let God prevail and guide our paths, and trust in His timing. We will put off the natural man through the Atonement of Jesus Christ. Exercising faith does not mean that once you believe in God you are immediately and always blessed. If so, everyone would believe, join the Church, and follow God’s commandments. But the Lord wants to see if we will exercise our faith in Him during our difficult times."
"To exercise our faith means that we will believe and hope in Christ, let God prevail and guide our paths, and trust in His timing. We will put off the natural man through the Atonement of Jesus Christ. Exercising faith does not mean that once you believe in God you are immediately and always blessed. If so, everyone would believe, join the Church, and follow God’s commandments. But the Lord wants to see if we will exercise our faith in Him during our difficult times."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Scott Stiles | April 1, 2025
"One of the reasons BYU–Hawaii was established was to bring together couples who will live and lead in Asia and the Pacific. This is a great place to look for an eternal partner".
"One of the reasons BYU–Hawaii was established was to bring together couples who will live and lead in Asia and the Pacific. This is a great place to look for an eternal partner".
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Charles Bradshaw | March 25, 2025
"The primary thing that strikes me about solving these problems of inharmonicity is that we need to focus first on our common testimonies of Jesus Christ as the gauge by which we determine what it means for us to 'be in tune.' If we are firm in that conviction, then it allows us to be more generous to our neighbors in their exercise of their faith, and it creates a profound sense of humility in us and helps us realize a more expansive role for Him in all of our testimonies rather than limiting Him only to our own experience. It is a sacred relationship that we rightly guard and personalize, but this can come with potential hazards if we don’t grant others the same privilege of personalizing their experience with the Savior. Once we allow ourselves to see Christ through the eyes of our fellow Saints, we get a much broader understanding of His role in our lives."
"The primary thing that strikes me about solving these problems of inharmonicity is that we need to focus first on our common testimonies of Jesus Christ as the gauge by which we determine what it means for us to 'be in tune.' If we are firm in that conviction, then it allows us to be more generous to our neighbors in their exercise of their faith, and it creates a profound sense of humility in us and helps us realize a more expansive role for Him in all of our testimonies rather than limiting Him only to our own experience. It is a sacred relationship that we rightly guard and personalize, but this can come with potential hazards if we don’t grant others the same privilege of personalizing their experience with the Savior. Once we allow ourselves to see Christ through the eyes of our fellow Saints, we get a much broader understanding of His role in our lives."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Elder Hans T Boom | March 18, 2025
"Live your life in such a way that you can hear Him."
"Live your life in such a way that you can hear Him."