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BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Luke J. Nichols | September 29, 2026
"I believe Jesus is my personal Savior and I believe that He loves each of us and that no matter how far we fall, we can never fall beyond the reach of Christ's love and Atonement."
"I believe Jesus is my personal Savior and I believe that He loves each of us and that no matter how far we fall, we can never fall beyond the reach of Christ's love and Atonement."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Abraham Manutai | September 22, 2026
"My dear brothers and sisters, the opportunity to live and lead is right here before you. Don't wait until you graduate or get settled into your profession to start living and leading."
"My dear brothers and sisters, the opportunity to live and lead is right here before you. Don't wait until you graduate or get settled into your profession to start living and leading."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Tialei Scanlan | September 15, 2026
"So, I say to you young people and my kids, “Yes, it is worth it” to choose the Lord again and again; to show up to church meetings, to build your foundation on the rock, our Redeemer, and to keep an eternal perspective when times are hard."
"So, I say to you young people and my kids, “Yes, it is worth it” to choose the Lord again and again; to show up to church meetings, to build your foundation on the rock, our Redeemer, and to keep an eternal perspective when times are hard."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Elder James R. Rasband | June 2, 2026
"Truth enlarges capacity. It helps us avoid deception, exercise wiser judgement, and serve others more effectively."
"Truth enlarges capacity. It helps us avoid deception, exercise wiser judgement, and serve others more effectively."
BYU–Hawaii Devotional by Asa Smibert | May 19, 2026
"Hand your life over to God and let Him multiply your simple offerings."
"Hand your life over to God and let Him multiply your simple offerings."
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 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 Ohana Meeting by Camille N. Johnson | August 29, 2025
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 Commencement by President Susan H. Porter | April18, 2025
"Our journey through life is not meant to be simply a compilation of what we accomplish or what we have experienced. Our journey in life is most importantly about change, or, as a friend has called it, the evolution of our soul."
"Our journey through life is not meant to be simply a compilation of what we accomplish or what we have experienced. Our journey in life is most importantly about change, or, as a friend has called it, the evolution of our soul."
BYU–Hawaii Commencement by Rosalind Malolo Pedron | April 18, 2025
"These quiet and gentle pulls at our hearts are God’s way of helping us to be present. Following these promptings have taught me that overcoming the fear of the future begins with being present. Be present with those around you, and more importantly to be present with God. As we follow these promptings that teach us to be present, naturally God unfolds for us the most abundant future we could ever dream of."
"These quiet and gentle pulls at our hearts are God’s way of helping us to be present. Following these promptings have taught me that overcoming the fear of the future begins with being present. Be present with those around you, and more importantly to be present with God. As we follow these promptings that teach us to be present, naturally God unfolds for us the most abundant future we could ever dream of."
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 Sister Andrea Muñoz | February 25, 2025
"Our righteousness is a shield in this wicked world. The more righteous we are, the less powerful the enemy is. May the Lord bless you with the strength and power that comes from truly knowing who you are, and by reminding you that as His covenant daughter or son, you can call upon Him and be blessed through His power at any time and any place, in any circumstance. May He bless you to remember that fear comes from the enemy, and sometimes logical thinking leaves no room for miracles."
"Our righteousness is a shield in this wicked world. The more righteous we are, the less powerful the enemy is. May the Lord bless you with the strength and power that comes from truly knowing who you are, and by reminding you that as His covenant daughter or son, you can call upon Him and be blessed through His power at any time and any place, in any circumstance. May He bless you to remember that fear comes from the enemy, and sometimes logical thinking leaves no room for miracles."
Devotional Talk by Elder Ronald A. Rasband | January 28, 2025
"Give the Lord equal time in your university experience, then give Him equal time the rest of your life as you go back to all the countries that you are here in Hawaii representing."
"Give the Lord equal time in your university experience, then give Him equal time the rest of your life as you go back to all the countries that you are here in Hawaii representing."
Devotional talk by John S.K. Kauwe III | January 14, 2025
"Consecration brings joy, safety, and focus. Consecration empowers us to be, as President David O. McKay said, 'men and women whose influence will be felt for good towards the establishment of peace internationally.'"
"Consecration brings joy, safety, and focus. Consecration empowers us to be, as President David O. McKay said, 'men and women whose influence will be felt for good towards the establishment of peace internationally.'"
Devotional talk by Sister Monica S. Kauwe | January 15, 2025
"Our commitment as Latter-day Saints and members of this special BYU–Hawaii community is to focus on these identities and our highest purposes in our daily lives."
"Our commitment as Latter-day Saints and members of this special BYU–Hawaii community is to focus on these identities and our highest purposes in our daily lives."
Devotional Talk by Trevor Wilson | May 14, 2024
"The fact is, in our covenant relationship with the Savior Jesus Christ, and God the Father, we will never bring more to the covenant than we receive in the covenant. Feeding the five thousand with five loaves and two fishes is good imagery, but even that does not compare to the blessings our Heavenly Father has in store for us when we bring what little we can to the covenant."
"The fact is, in our covenant relationship with the Savior Jesus Christ, and God the Father, we will never bring more to the covenant than we receive in the covenant. Feeding the five thousand with five loaves and two fishes is good imagery, but even that does not compare to the blessings our Heavenly Father has in store for us when we bring what little we can to the covenant."
Devotional Talk by Kevin Schlag | April 9, 2024
"My hope today is to persuade you that, yes, there is hope smiling brightly before you. We can embrace that hope, and that hope will see us through the good times and the bad."
"My hope today is to persuade you that, yes, there is hope smiling brightly before you. We can embrace that hope, and that hope will see us through the good times and the bad."
Devotional Talk by Ken Niumatalolo | February 27, 2024
"Each of us can receive personal revelations specifically for our lives. The Lord reveals His will to us to guide us and to bless us because He loves us!"
"Each of us can receive personal revelations specifically for our lives. The Lord reveals His will to us to guide us and to bless us because He loves us!"
David O. McKay Lecture by Tēvita O. Kaʻili| February 13, 2024
"Today, I extend a personal invitation to you to reflect on the cosmogony of your society and consider how it shapes your relationship with the environment. You might wonder, what exactly is a cosmogony? A cosmogony is the creation story of a people."
"Today, I extend a personal invitation to you to reflect on the cosmogony of your society and consider how it shapes your relationship with the environment. You might wonder, what exactly is a cosmogony? A cosmogony is the creation story of a people."
Devotional Talk by Andre Hippolite | January 30, 2024
"Mountains have always held a spiritual and symbolic significance within Gods relationship with his children. Mountains are often associated with sacred spaces. A symbol of stability, a sure foundation, immovable."
"Mountains have always held a spiritual and symbolic significance within Gods relationship with his children. Mountains are often associated with sacred spaces. A symbol of stability, a sure foundation, immovable."
Devotional Talk by Steve Tueller | January 16, 2024
"I testify that God strikes a perfect balance between guiding us and honoring our agency. We should not mistake His allowing us to stretch and learn by exercising our agency with a lack of divine direction."
"I testify that God strikes a perfect balance between guiding us and honoring our agency. We should not mistake His allowing us to stretch and learn by exercising our agency with a lack of divine direction."