Daybreak Church Hawaii

Though life may be completely disrupted around us, Jesus comes to grow our faith and establish peace in our hearts.

Because of Jesus' humble entry into a dark and dirty world, we can respond in worship to the Good News that no one is too far to receive truth.

We see an example of God's great purpose in the lives of His people through the birth of John the Baptist, who loved to point others to the coming Christ.

We share in the same blessedness as Mary when we open ourselves to be servants for God's glory; He takes the brokenness and shines the light of redemption through us.

We look to the Message of God to Mary about the birth of Jesus that He knows and plans the seasons of our life, and He is folding them onto the larger scheme of redemption and the human story.

Consider the steadfast love of God, Who is faithful to deliver us through all seasons.

We are thankful for the goodness of God to His people as He draws wandering and rebellious hearts towards Himself

As the Church, we are sealed and empowered by the Holy Spirit to be witnesses in the world and be a picture of God's Kingdom.

Jesus offers us rest and satisfaction when we set aside the weight of inner rigor to instead spend time in His presence as learners.

Paul instructs the Church to look to Jesus as the example of how to serve and love one another in humility and grace.

We look at what it means for the Church to be a family, experiencing and sharing the abundant love and grace of our Father.

Jesus gives the promise that as His disciples, we are His family.

As worshipers of Christ, we are being reshaped in God's image so that the worldview of self-interest and personal gain changes to giving our adoration and attention to the only One worthy of our praise

We complete our series in the book of Galatians, being reminded that we can boast rightly in Christ and in His finished work on the cross that has brought us redemption and has placed us in His family.

The Church is called to live in a posture of humbleness and gentleness toward others, and to continue to do good and endure in faithfulness, keeping Christ at the center of all things.

As we keep in step with the Spirit, we are transformedin ways that allow us to experience a deeper love of God, a greater sense of relief, and a richer joy in our faith.

The Holy Spirit, who discerns the thoughts of God and who dwells now in us, leads us and transforms our hearts to be more like Christ as we grow in relationship with God.

The work of Christ in the hearts of believers deepens our capacity to love and cultivates joy and peace in our lives.

We are reminded that our motives matter - we minimize the work of Christ when we turn to our works to mark our righteousness; we must turn from this false doctrine and the false teachers who proclaim anything but Christ.