Daybreak Church Hawaii

From the opening of Paul's greeting to the Corinthian Church we are called by God, sanctified by Christ, and given new life with purpose in Him.

We are created in the image of God too be relational beings, drawn into relationship with God through His grace and enriched through healthy friendships with others.

As we submit to Christ, He will shape us into people that are patient and kind, not captive to our sin and anger.

If we struggle to avoid walking on vengeance and strife, we can be encouraged that Christ took on violence for us that we might find peace and victory, instead.

Christ is our teacher to walk in humility and grace, seeing ourselves accurately, being teachable, and counting others greater than ourselves.

Whenever we are crushed by life's circumstances and our souls are burdened, we can find assurance knowing we have a Savior who sees us and gives rest.

Proverbs teaches us that we are blessed to be a blessing to others, growing in our trust in Him to keep us and sustain us as we share freely the gifts and wealth He has provided.

Our mouths are the gateway to our hearts, and a wise person will seek to speak life rather than death,

We explore what our biblical response should be in inviting community over isolation.

Christ-Centered Learning is not self-seeking, but is like a treasure to be uncovered as we are drawn closer in relationship with Him.

We are created to be humbled in our weaknesses and our shortcomings, looking to Christ who is at the center of all things

These proverbs remind us that God is sovereign over the world and He ultimately meets us in what we individually do.

Peter reminds us of God's faithfulness and the living hope He offers us through the finished work of the cross.

Jesus is the resurrection and the life; if we live in His resurrection, we have a hope and an ongoing comfort in life.

Paul expresses great joy in the community of believers that have taken the things they have learned and see, and have lived them out by caring for him and by sharing in his troubles.

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.