Daybreak Church Hawaii

Paul gives us four helpful ways for us to live daily in humble joy.

Paul proclaims his hope to know God more by growing in his relationship and spiritual maturity - not always looking behind, but pressing forward in the hope of future glory with Christ

Join us as we talk about the Bible reading plan and how the book of Job grounds us to real life.

Paul sets an example of a life redeemed to show the glory of God. Despite his accolades, he insists that the sole value in his life is the way Christ shines through. This is good news for us: that we need only to seek to know and glorify God!

Paul challenged the Church to live in today, looking ahead and growing in our faith, as we work out our salvation and seek to do God's will in our lives.

Our guest preacher, Kealii Aquino, challenges us to follow Christ's example of serving others, being led by the Spirit to unity within the Church.

Paul admonishes believers that our glory is to be in Christ, glorifying Him and living in the hope He has given us through the cross.

Paul demonstrated the importance of sharing the Gospel by focusing on the advancement of the Gospel despite his improsonment and prosecution.

Paul shows us that there is another way to live rather than only ourselves. If we confess our sin, God is faithful to forgive us, and through the Spirit, we are empowered to grow in knowledge and love to the glory of God.

Paul begins his letter to the Philippian church, offering a vision of how to live out our faith humbly and joyfully as fellow partners in the Gospel.

The redeeming grace of God is not only the finished work of redemption that Christ completed by being born into this world and dying on the cross, but He also continues to bring light into the dark places of life.

Jesus was born during the unstable, chaotic times of Herod, yet serves as a reminder of how od is working through all human events to bring redemption in brokenness.

Good graciously works through those outside of His family to reveal His Son miraculously to the world.

The hope of Immanuel is that Jesus came in the flesh to save, restore, and be present among us.

Advent is a time to reflect on how Christ came as the fulfillment of God's promise, and through Him, we are part of an eternal Kingdom and family in which Jesus stands on our behalf.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus cautions us three times to not be anxious, but to consider how he cares for the Creation daily and to seek His Kingdom.

Whenever our hearts are aligned to Christ, our lives and our walk will follow.

We are reminded that Christ should be our ultimate treasure and to be generous with what God has given us, because we serve a God who has been abundantly generous to us.

Because of the Gospel, we are marked as people who are redeemed and fully forgiven. This undeserved gift of forgiveness is a cornerstone in our identity, our walk, and our response to those around us. We have an assurance of our complete, unfailing salvation and a freedom to approach God, as well as a gift of grace and salvation to people in our lives.

We are reminded to seek God daily with our cares and burdens because He is our Provider and desires a personal relationship with us.