Daybreak Church Hawaii

The Resurrection gives us hope in the brokenness of this present world. Believers can live in the victory of His Resection and let this truth shape the way we see our ourselves and our world, and how we interact with others.

The promise of the resurrection is a lifetime of new starts - a life not weighed down by sin, but lifted up by God's grace and His promises to us.

We can stand sure-footed in turbulent times because of the salvation we have in Christ.

As believers, Paul assures us that there is never a time when we are not present with God. Therefore, when the stakes are high, or when we grieve, we have a hope that matters because He will never lose us or forsake us.

Paul tells the Church to love one another by the grace of God and to neighbor each other well through our differences.

Paul bookends this chapter, directing believers to pursue love and to earnestly desire spiritual gifts, but to do so decently and with order so that the Church may be edified.

Paul says that the picture of spiritual maturity is having faith in action, evidenced by our love for others and service to one another.

Paul casts a vision for the Church too be many members of one body, serving one another together in the giftedness we have in His Spirit.

As believers, we have an intentional purpose and gifting in the Church that we might use to serve and strengthen one another in the Spirit.

The Spirit gifts us with spiritual gifts that are designed to help us function together on unity through mutual service to one another.

When we come to the Lord's table, we come with our brokenness, worthy by the work of Christ on the cross.

We are to be lead by the love of Christ to live freely in Him, without distracting from the Gospel being heard and known.

We are fearfully and wonderfully made, God has created us with order, intention, and great purpose.

We are given the freedom from our own insecurity through Jesus, who empowers us to love others.

Paul challenges Christians and the idols to which they cling to come before God with open handset allow Hi freedom to work in and change our hearts and lives.

You are not alone! God is faithful- He has given you Christ, and through Him also promises to provide you with clarity, strength, and a way out of every temptation. 

Paul compares the Christian life to an athlete that runs a race, in that Christians are to live and grow intentionally, in the hope of eternity.

In order to be all things to all people, Paul realized that he needed to be willing the change his methodology for the sake of sharing the Gospel, never sacrificing principles and truth.

God gives us a vision to be a people who prioritize sharing the Gospel as the most important part of our work life.

The power of Christ that enabled Paul in his ministry is available to us, strengthening us to love and serve boldly in the freedom Christ brings

Are we willing to be loving to fellow believers, even at the risk of setting aside our own freedoms, in order to love them selflessly as Christ loved us?

If we are willing, God will use us in our present life station to impact others within our sphere of influence for Him.

When it comes to our marriage or singleness, healthy sexuality comes from godliness and our willingness to submit fist to God and follow in His ways.

We are created with a glorious purpose, and, as such, our bodies and our souls are intertwined and are not our own.