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We take a short pause in our Wise sermon series this week. Pastor Tim Fearer reflects on the recent election for US president. What is the proper Christian response? Where do we place our hope? Who is our leader?
How do you define good behavior? What about bad behavior? The Bible clearly defines both. The Bible also comes with a word of caution about other people's behavior and motives. First Prez Executive Pastor Chris Pan explains. This is the continuation of our Wise sermon series.
The Golden Rule is one of those biblical concepts that has entered the lexicon and culture of America, if not the world. Where does it come from and what exactly does it mean? And did you know that there are other rules with different material names? First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw explains in today's sermon. This message is part four of the Wise sermon series. Download the Wise booklet here:https://static1.squarespace.com/static/66b2cbaadaf2bd3e97be5377/t/6701d571af80325c09c5e367/1728173435612/final+WISE+booklet.pdf
That old joke goes, "When you see a fork in the road, take it." If only it were that easy. Life presents us with many opportunities to make choices. Today's message is about life's ultimate choice. First Prez Transitional Pastor Tim Fearer shows us the way.
We all have needs and desires in life. The Bible is simple when it comes to achieving or acquiring these needs and desires: Ask. First Prez Transitional Pastor Tim Fearer preaches the next sermon in the Wise series. He compares God's willingness to provide with that of a loving parent. You'll also hear what happened to one member of our congregation recently when she put forth her request to Jesus.
It's back to the Sermon on the Mount. And with this return, we start a new sermon series called Wise. You can find the accompanying booklet on the FPC website. The topic today includes the idea of discernment. And because this is an election year, there's also a word from Pastor Tim Fearer on voting.
The third vision mountain for First Prez is all about spreading the Gospel through serving. It's about being intentional in each and every situation we find ourselves in, including work. First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw helps us see how the spread of the Gospel happened in the very early days. We'll also hear from a local couple and how they bring Jesus into their workplace.
We're laying the foundation for a new vision for First Prez. Today we look at one facet of this vision that will pay off well into the future. Mountain #2 is investing in the next generation. Teaching. Mentoring. Counseling. It's how First Prez, and the Church in general, will continue to live on for decades to come.
This is the first of a sermon series called Vision. In this series, you're going to hear FPC pastors and elders outline the vision for the church. If you want to know what First Prez intends to be over the next five years, this is the sermon series to listen to. Download the booklet here:https://www.fpchawaii.org/vision
On the surface, this is a sermon about God being our provider. There's no doubt that He is. But this message is also about setting God as our top priority. It's also a message about trusting Jesus. As a bonus, it's also the first time our Transitional Pastor Tm Fearer shouts "chee hoo" in the middle of the sermon.
This is part 3 of the Trust sermon series. Today's sermon has the potential to reveal some uncomfortable realities in our lives. As you consider the message, the key is being brutally honest with yourself and making the necessary changes.
The Trust sermon series continues. Today's message should help you pause and reflect on your condition, especially the state of your heart. But we start with the eyes. Pastor Tim Fearer also comes clean about his love affair with Turkish carpets.
Today we start a new sermon series called Trust. But we continue in Jesus's sermon on the mount. Before you begin listening, think about the top 3 treasures in your life. What are those things that hold your attention, that you give the highest regard to? Listen to Pastor Tim Fearer's sermon with those things in mind.
Today we examine the spiritual discipline of fasting. First Prez Executive Pastor Chris Pan tells us what fasting is, and what it's not. He shares a story from his hiking pilgrimage. And he tosses in some simple math for good measure.
This week's message picks up where we left off, in the middle of The Lord's Prayer. First Prez Associate Pastor, Tim Shaw shows us how rich and all-encompassing the Lord's Prayer is. He puts the focus on one aspect of the prayer-forgiveness.
Today's episode starts a deep dive into the Lord's Prayer. Pastor Tim Fearer examines the concepts of "our God," and the word "hallow." You'll also learn something about the end of the Lord's prayer that may be new information for you. This is all part of the Devotion sermon series.
Jesus tells us what to pray and how to pray. Today's sermon will teach us the how. But it also might reveal your approach to prayer and the type of relationship you have with God our Father. This sermon from Pastor Tim Fearer continues the Devotion sermon series.
This is the second sermon in the Devotion series. In this passage, Jesus blatantly calls out hypocrites. And he gives us stern instructions for the method of praying. It's a good reminder that prayer is deeply personal and can yield incredible results.
Today we start the sermon series called Devotion. Today's subject can be touchy for some. Perhaps the word today might soften some hearts toward giving. It's a spiritual discipline that renders surprising results.
Today we wrap up our Foundations sermon series. We've covered our renewed mission statement and our set of core values. If you've missed any, search the last few weeks for a review. Today we tackle a challenging value-courage. It's something we need sometimes on a daily basis.
Grace and Truth. They go together like poke & shoyu, shorts & slippers, and sunsets & beaches. Grace & truth is the third of our core values. In this sermon from Pastor Tim Fearer, we'll see it illustrated beautifully in two different situations.
This week's sermon picks up where we left off as we focus on the new values of our church. Value #2 is humility. First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw helps us understand and acquire this mindset.
First Prez Church has embarked on a restart, a reset of sorts. We've refocused our efforts on refining our mission statement and the values of our church. Last week the sermon was all about the new mission statement. Today we examine the first of our values-prayer. First Prez Vine Pastor Jenny Sung and elders Patti Marshall and Nate Nasatse deliver the message.
Today marks the culmination of an extensive effort by our pastors and elders as they unveil a fresh mission statement for our church. Mission statements serve as the compass, defining the 'What,' 'Who,' and 'Why' for organizations. This newly articulated mission will shape the identity of FPC for years to come. First Prez Transitional Pastor Tim Fearer offers insights into the project's background, while FPC Elder Jeremy Lim dissects the statement itself.
This is the final installment in the Together sermon series. Heads up, this sermon is a challenging one. You can tell by the title. But as you listen, hopefully, you'll find that loving your enemy is very doable. FPC Associate Pastor Tim Shaw shares two incredible stories as examples.
What do we do when everyday evil strikes? How do we respond? There's the way of the world, a cultural way, if you will. And there's the Christian response. The two reactions couldn't be further apart.
It's Mother's Day and Youth Sunday at FPC. Today we're going to hear from High School Director, Christian Schroppel. And our tradition is to feature a couple of our youth to give their testimonies.
Divorce is rampant throughout our society. What does Jesus say about divorce? As followers of Christ, what do we do if our marriage has crumbled and divorce happens? Today's message from Transitional Pastor Tim Fearer reviews God's model for marriage and offers the grace-filled path forward in the event of a divorce.
Today's message deals with the mature subjects of lust and adultery. First Prez continues the Together sermon series with a brief Greek mythology review. He also points out the constant battle between culture and living for Jesus. In the end, we're called to love people not for what they do but for who they are as children of God.
This is part three of the Together sermon series. Today First Prez Transitional Pastor Tim Fearer follows up on sermons on anger and reconciliation with a message on forgiveness. In doing so, he opens up about a tender part of his life. It's a moving story on the healing power of forgiveness.
If you heard last week's message, this week you've got the logical progression. The topic is reconciliation. First Prez Transitional Pastor Tim Fearer. closely examines Jesus's very specific instructions on how to handle reconciliation.
First Prez Honolulu starts a new sermon series called Together. We are called to be together, to take care of one another. But for that to happen fully and completely, we have to eliminate something that stands in the way of togetherness: anger. FPC Transitional Pastor Tim Fearer dives into this hot topic.
It's Easter 2024! The day we celebrate Jesus's resurrection. The entire Christian faith rests on this event. On this high, holy day, FPC Transitional Pastor Tim Fearer poses the question, "What do people really want?" How would you answer? Listen and find out if your answer lines up with his.
Palm Sunday is the day we remember Jesus's entry into Jerusalem on the back of a donkey. FPC Transitional Pastor Tim Fearer takes us step-by-step as Jesus makes his entrance.
Have you ever wondered on whose authority Jesus teaches? First Prez Transitional Pastor Tim Fearer dares to state the obvious and digs even deeper, giving us a template to easily follow Jesus.
One of the roles of a Christian is to spread the Gospel. One of the ways we do this is to engage in and with the world around us. But we won't be effective unless we reflect Jesus and spread His truth everywhere we go. FPC Transitional Pastor Tim Fearer delivers today's message.
First Prez observes two sacraments. baptism and communion. Transitional Pastor Tim Fearer teaches us the history, meaning, and importance of these two practices.
The life of a follower of Jesus is filled with activity. Thank goodness we know the end of the story. Jesus returns and ultimately wins. Along the way, though, there will be challenges to our faith. Some of those challenges are minor bumps, some far more threatening. But we stand united, knowing that blessings are coming our way.
Jesus began his Sermon on the Mount with a series of "blessed" statements. Today's message focuses on the seventh in the list, peacemakers. First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw looks deeper into the notion of peace and what we are to do about it.
What does it take to be a follower of Jesus, to be His disciple? We learn what it means to have a "pure heart." And we also hear the conclusion of Pastor Timmy's story about the Turkish bookstore owner.
Our "Blessed" sermon series continues. Today Pastor Jenny Sung explains the concept of mercy. What it is and how it differs from grace. And she introduces us to a man named Gram Seed whose story of mercy and transformation is astounding.
Deep down, everyone hungers and thirsts for something. But there's only One thing that will truly satisfy. Listen to FPC Transitional Pastor Tim Fearer as he continues our "Blessed" sermon series.
The "Blessed" sermon series continues. The word "meek" is often misunderstood. First Prez Transitional Pastor Tim Fearer clears up the confusion. He also reminds us of some iconic figures in American history who displayed meekness. And he examines the big benefit of being meek.
This is week two of our "Blessed" sermon series. Pastor Tim Fearer helps us with those times when we experience pain and suffering. He helps us look at our response during those times.
It's a new year and we start a new sermon series called "Blessed." In the coming weeks, we'll learn more about what it means to follow Jesus. Today First Prez Transitional Pastor Timmy Fearer sets the stage and helps us figure out who are these blessed people.
How can we hear God when He speaks to us? What does that look like? Today First Prez High School Director Christian Schroppel helps us to see how God is working in our lives.
What are you searching for? We all have a void in our lives at some point. A void that seemingly cannot be fulfilled by anything we do or anyone we meet. Today's Christmas message from FPC Transitional Pastor Tim Fearer takes that question and answers it using an unexpected subject.
The story of the Prodigal Son is rich with lessons for all of us, especially when it comes to grace and forgiveness. Today, First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw examines this story with the help of his mentor the late Earl Palmer.
The Bible teaches us that we all fall short of the Glory of God. Despite our lack, inability, brokenness, sin, etc., Jesus still loves and cherishes us. And He uses us to do His will and reach others so they might also know the love of God. Today, FPC Executive Coordinator Jenny Sung teaches this message using a poem and a very vulnerable story.
It's the season of Advent at First Prez. Ok, it's a little early. But it's never too early to celebrate the birth of Jesus. Today, First Prez Executive Director Chris Pan explains Advent and what we should be doing during Advent and throughout the year.
We've spent the last several weeks in the sermon series Contending for Joy. It's a study in the book of Philippians. One of the paths to joy is being content. But how does one achieve contentment? First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw shares with us The Secret.
It doesn't take long to figure out that there's a rhythm to life. But what happens when you get out of step and you lose that rhythm? First Prez Impact Team Leader Carolyn Grossnickle uses her foray into dancing to show us the answer.
God's ways are not our ways. that includes our reactions to challenging life events. First Prez High School Director Christian Schroppel explains one of the counterintuitive teachings in Christianity. He also tells us about a harrowing episode with a knife. And how he came to enjoy mangoes.
The Contending for Joy sermon series continues. Today, First Prez Executive Coordinator Jenny Sung reintroduces us to some not-so-familiar names in the Bible. Even though we may not have paid much attention to them, we can still learn from their presence.
Salvation. How do you acquire it? That's the subject of today's message from First Prez Executive Director Chris Pan. You'll also hear about an interesting survey and some myths about the Christian faith.
Our society rewards and encourages getting ahead, striving toward superiority, and being on top. Excellence is a good thing but it doesn't have to come at the expense of others. Christian teaching offers a different view. First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw continues our sermon series called Contending for Joy.
The sermon series "Contending for Joy" continues. Today, FPC Pastor Tim Shaw leans on the apostle Paul for an example of steadfast faith in the midst of extreme trials. We learn what we can do when faced with our own nerve-wracking situations.
First Prez starts a new sermon series today called "Contending for Joy." What is joy? How do we acquire it? Where does it come from? You'll learn all that and more over the next several weeks.
We've come to the end of an era at FPC Honolulu. Dan Chun has served this congregation as senior pastor for nearly 30 years. And this is his final sermon. It's not all goodbyes. Pastor Dan has a call to action for us all as we move into the future of our church.
First Prez Executive Director Chris Pan recently returned from doing the famed Camino de Santiago pilgrimage. It was a lot of walking that helped him to connect with others on the same journey and, more importantly, with God. Hear his lessons learned in today's message.
God created the Earth and everything in it. And everything in it is our responsibility. Today, First Prez welcomes guest speaker Ben Lowe. He's the Executive Director for A Rocha USA, a Christian organization centered around the care of our environment.
Dan Chun's time as Senior Pastor at First Prez is coming to a close. It represents a time of major change for our congregation. In today's sermon, Pastor Dan looks to the story of Nehemiah for inspiration and guidance in navigating this transition period.
It's the final sermon in the series "In Hawaii As It Is In Heaven." First Prez Executive Coordinator Jenny Sung reminds us to be intentional in our efforts to share Jesus.
Immediately after the sermon, we also included a message from our ECO denomination on the current state of the transition as we get closer to Pastor Dan's retirement.
As Maui (and the rest of Hawaii by extension) struggles after the wildfires, you might wonder what is the appropriate Christian response. Regardless of the situation, First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw helps us refine our view of how the Gospel applies to the world around us.
Does your behavior in the workplace help others see Jesus? First Prez High School Director Christian Schroppel helps us understand the impact we have while we're at work. He shares frustrating and uplifting stories from his own work experience.
What is your purpose in this life? First Prez Elder for Men's Ministry, Jeremy Lim offers us a new way to frame the answer to this question. Hint; it's not about you, but has to do with everything you do.
If God thinks so highly of you (and He does), why would you think any less of yourself? Senior Pastor Dan Chun has a sermon for the underdog in all of us.
What is it going to take to solve homelessness in Hawaii? There are many answers to this multifaceted problem. But there is one place to start. First Prez Ohana Ministries Director Karen Makishima tells us where the solution begins.
All the problems of this world can be summed up in one of four categories. And the solution to these problems can be found in One. If we would only completely trust Jesus. First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw delivers today's message and also shares memories of his mentor, the late Earl Palmer.
As Christians, how do we affect the world in a positive way? And what does that look like? Today First Prez Middle School Coordinator Luke Shin sheds a new light on the subject.
American Christians could do much better at sharing the Gospel. We haven't been very good at spreading the Good News. First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun offers a simple method for sharing Jesus.
When we're wronged, the very human response is to lash out and seek revenge. We take it upon ourselves to seek immediate justice. But God has a different, better plan. First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun teaches us about forgiveness.
What do we do when fear and anxiety enter our lives? Some of us may encounter them on a daily basis. Today, First Prez Covenant Partner and guest speaker Carolyn Grossnickle has a two-pronged approach to handling fear and anxiety.
We live in a "cancel culture" society that seems to ignore grace and lean into self-absorbed righteousness. Is this the best Christian response? First Prez Senior Pastor thinks not. And he offers a better way for followers of Christ to respond.
In the ups and downs of life, you might find yourself with plenty and at times you might be lacking. How is a Christian supposed to approach these wildly differing seasons? First Prezz Executive Coordinator Jenny Sung explains.
"Set it and forget it" is a phrase made famous in an infomercial for a kitchen appliance. While it might work in that context, there's better advice when it comes to your goals and mission in life.
Almost everything in life is better when done with someone else. The shared experience bonds people together in a unique and special way. And so it is with a church worship service. First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun invites you back to campus.
The sermon series on discipleship continues. Today we learn the importance of being in community with one another and how it affects the mission of every Christian.
First Prez celebrates our youth. Our care and nurturing of our youth today directly influence their behavior and choices. And by extension, helps determine our future.
The sermon series on discipleship continues. First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw explores what it means to be a disciple of Jesus. He gets help from FPC Elder Jeremy Lim and a classical piece from Bach.
Today First Prez Executive Director Chris Pan asks us to consider God's proximity to us. Jesus is not far away. He remains close to us.
Our sermon series on Unanswered Prayer continues. First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw looks to Jesus's time in the garden of Gethsemane to give us a framework for dealing with unanswered prayer.
As a follow-up to our Teach Us to Pray sermon series, here's the other side of the coin: unanswered prayer. We'll explore this subject over the next several weeks. Find materials related to the entire course on the FPC website, www.fpchawaii.org.
Today's message includes a couple of important announcements in addition to the sermon as we conclude the Teach Us to Pray sermon series. You'll find more info on these big changes coming to First Prez on the website www.fpchawaii.org. The sermon from Senior Pastor Dan Chun addresses our battle against the dark side.
Today's message centers on listening to God and the different ways we can hear from Him. This is a continuation of our Teach Us to Pray series. Today's guest speaker is Dr. Jonathan Moo. He's a professor at Whitworth University and a board member for A Rocha USA.
Oftentimes our prayers are lists of requests we ask of God. Today, First Prez Executive Director Chris Pan delves into the quieter form of contemplative prayer.
Life is great when God answers our prayers. But what about when He doesn't? Why doesn't He? Our Teach Us to Pray sermon series continues with this message from Senior Pastor Dan Chun.
What is intercessory prayer anyway? It sounds lofty, doesn't it? Learn about this aspect of prayer from First Prez High School Director Christian Shroppel.
This is the third installment of our Teach Us to Pray sermon series. Today, First Prez Executive Coordinator Jenny Sung examines our request in the Lord's Prayer.
This is sermon #2 in the series called Teach Us to Pray. Today, First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun speaks to our reverence for Jesus and delves into the word "hallowed."
Today First Prez kicks off a new sermon series on prayer. It's based on the book "How to Pray" by Pete Grieg. In this message, we learn a couple of the things Jesus himself did when He prayed.
Happy 2023! Starting with our Jan. 8 episode, First Prez embarks on a new sermon series and small group course on prayer. Here, First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw helps us see that with prayer, anything is possible.
Pastor Dan Chun's annual Christmas message where he encourages us to tackle life with a particular mindset.
As we go about life, we like to think that we have everything under control. We plan and then we plan for contingencies within our original plans. Often we forget that God is ultimately in control. First Prez Executive Coordinator Jenny Sung gives us perspective with today's message.
It seems like our world is full of darkness and despair. Everywhere you look, there seems to be something bad happening. But is it really that way? First Prez Associate Pastor Steve Peich sheds light on what's going on. Also, make sure you listen all the way through for a special announcement.
This question is asked a lot-When will Jesus return? The short answer is, no one knows. Still, we yearn for His shalom, that all-encompassing peace that only Jesus can bring. In the meantime, First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun has a word for while we wait.
The Bible gives us so many different ways to describe God. Jesus has many attributes and characteristics. Some descriptions seem to be at odds with each other. First Prez Executive Director Chris Pan delves deeper.
Today is a preview of sorts for an upcoming sermon series at FPC. Associate Pastor Tim Shaw teaches on an overlooked portion of a verse in Mark. This sermon hopes to refocus our lives and church on prayer.
Most of us try to be and do good in and for the world. But it can be trying at times when the world pushes back on those efforts. First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun has advice for this in today's message.
Sometimes in life, when we're faced with a barrage of information and opinion, it's difficult to discern the truth. First Prez Executive Coordinator Jenny Sung shares some help to stay on track.
It doesn't matter how badly you've behaved in the past. Jesus loves you just the same. We see that play out in the story of Zacchaeus the tax collector. First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun has today's message.
Mike Pilavachi from Soul Survivor church in Watford, England is our guest speaker today. God meets our needs in ways that are more than spiritual.
Sometimes in your faith life, it feels a little bit like you're wrestling with God, pleading persistently for Him to answer your prayers. It's like the story of Jacob when he wrestled with God. First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun outlines lessons we can take away from this wrestling match.
Churches around the world gather and worship Jesus. Have you ever wondered about the idea of worship? Today First Prez Worship Director Chevas Wong explores worship through the actions of a Samaritan.
It's all very simple, really. What or whom do you believe in? For Christians, it's not a set of rules. It's the person of Jesus Christ. First Prez Executive Director Chris Pan explains.
It's not a matter of if life gets hard, it's when. No one can escape the difficulties of life. But when they do come, God promises to be with us through the challenge. First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw reminds us that God is there every step of the way.
We seem to be able to know and commit to memory many things of this world. But we sometimes are challenged making that same level of commitment when it comes to our Christian walk. First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun makes that abundantly clear in today's message.
We will always remember Sept. 11, 2001. But what can we learn from that day when thousands of Americans died at the hands of religious extremists? First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun offers this call to unity.
God knows you. He knows everything about you. He loves you right now, despite your previous actions or future actions. He knows. He loves you despite any shortcomings you think you have. Nothing is going to change that. First Prez Executive Coordinator Jenny Sung dives deeper into this notion.
Today First Prez Executive Director comes clean about an encounter with a snail while on vacation. Out of this, comes a good lesson about how Christians are to behave in this world.
Life comes with varying degrees of challenges. Some, maybe all, of them burden us on a daily basis. Some of these burdens are difficult and arduous to overcome. But there is always hope. Today, guest speaker Pastor Carol Morehead gives us the answer.
How do we do this thing called life? For some general instruction, listen to today's message from First Prez Ohana Ministries Director Karen Makishima. Yes, life sometimes feels like a race. Yes, life can be amazing. Yes, everyone needs a vision for their life.
Today's message paints a picture of our faith. First Prez Executive Director Chris Pan gives us an illustration of what faith is for the follower of Jesus.
This may be the most helpful thing you listen to all week, perhaps the entire year. We live in a world that moves at a frantic pace. How can we step away from that? What can we do to survive the crazy pace? First Prez Executive Director shares deeply and offers things you can do to relieve the pressue.
You pray and pray and pray and nothing seems to be happening. Does God hear our prayers? What's going on? First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun explains in today's message.
Today's message from Associate Pastor Tim Shaw focuses not on the troubles of our world, but on our role in addressing and fixing those issues. We're not mere bystanders. We are active participants. Together with God, we can help reunite ourselves with Jesus.
It's time to get back to basics. First Prez Executive Coordinator breaks down Bible study and application into 5 easy questions. Today, specifically, we delve into Psalm 25 to help us get closer to Jesus.
Today, First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun talks about one of the driving forces of the ministry that is First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu: Grace.
The US Supreme Court overturned Roe vs Wade. Now what? How do we respond as individuals toward others? The battle will rage on. How do we engage without escalating the vitriol? First Prez Associate Pastor Steve Peich has the answer.
Steve and Tim take a deeper dive into who the Pharisees and Scribes are, what they believed about the laws of God, and why they were so staunchly opposed to Jesus. The guys also get into the place of biblical law, the central need for grace, discipleship, and Sabbath-keeping in bringing about the will of God in our lives and in society, as well as why we need to be a people open to change.
When it comes to sharing the Gospel of Jesus, we want to make it as easy as possible for everyone to know the truth and love of Jesus. First Prez Executive Coordinator Jenny Sung helps us remove barriers and build bridges.
Steve and Tim take a deeper dive into the essential issue of grace, looking beyond what is most obvious to see what is most true about ourselves and others in the light of God. Hear how experiencing God’s grace through one Christian became a game-changer for a man involved in human trafficking.
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The presence of the Holy Spirit can be mysterious and mind-boggling for some. As we learn today, the Holy Spirit of God also fulfills practical needs. First Prez worship leader Chevas Wong explains in this sermon for Pentecost Sunday.
What is the Kingdom of God? What does kingdom life look like in the world? Steve and Tim explore this concept and more in episode 2.
First Prez Associate Pastors Steve Peich and Tim Shaw go in-depth on the study of the Gospel of Mark. Visit fpchawaii.org to view the accompanying videos.
Sometimes life can have so many negatives going on at the same time that you feel like you're a prisoner to it all. Jailed by the circumstances of the season you're in. As First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun points out, you can find joy in the midst of your troubles.
This is one of those sermons that everyone needs to hear. It contains a simple yet profound idea that will help us enter into and stay in God's presence. This is truly a sermon for someone living a modern life.
Surely you've heard the phrase "on Earth as it is in Heaven." Today, First Prez Executive Director Chris Pan leans into this concept as he preaches on a part of the book of Revelation. The overarching good news for every Christian is that we already know how it ends.
We are all broken inside, to one degree or another. How do we fix that? First Prez Associate Pastor Steve Peich gets very real, honest, and transparent in today's sermon. We don't have the power to heal miraculously as God does, but we do have our hands, feet, and heart.
It's graduation season. That means commencement addresses abound. First Prez Senior Pastor has his own advice for graduating seniors. It turns out to be good advice for us all.
This is one of those messages that has the potential to blow your mind. Hopefully, it'll get you to stop and ponder on the nature of God himself First Prez Executive Director Chris Pan delivers this timely message.
It's Easter Sunday! If you've ever had questions or doubts about the resurrection or your faith in general, this sermon will help erase those doubts.
On that day when Jesus made his entrance into Jerusalem, the people were ready. First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun tells us what that Palm Sunday means for us today.
It's the final message in the Alpha sermon series. For the past 12 weeks, we've explored the basics of Christianity. Today's message asks the question "What about the Church?" Learn what "the church" really is from First Prez Executive Coordinator Jenny Sung.
It's a subject that often divides the church. Does God still heal today? Our guest speaker Nicholas Pearce says, Yes! And he backs up his argument with this message.
Guest speaker Andy Croft from Soul Survivor church in Watford, England shares four things that give us the confidence to share Jesus with the world.
There's so much evil in this world. It doesn't take much to find it. First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw shows us how to fight evil. And today's message offers a story of overcoming evil at a very personal level.
For Christians, Earth is not home. The world's ways should not be our ways. The same goes for our values. The Bible instructs us to be heavenly-minded. Why and how do we do that? Listen to this sermon from First Prez Executive Director, Chris Pan.
When you're at a crossroad in life and need to make a decision, who do you turn to? The almighty God is available for counsel. Today, First Prez Executive Director Chris Pan gives us 5 ways that God guides us,
The Bible is a beautiful document full of promises, instruction, wisdom, fulfillment, love, and more. And yet for some, it remains a mystery. In today's message, First Prez Senior Pastor Dan gives us a sensible way of considering the Bible.
Today's message is all about prayer. Praying to God is akin to a father-child relationship. But more and better. This is a continuation of the Alpha sermon series.
Where and how does faith start? First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun tackles this in today's sermon. This is a continuation of the sermon series on the Alpha Course.
It's a question that is a mystery to many: Why did Jesus have to die? The answer is found in the nature of the relationship between God and humankind. Here's First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun with the explanation.
Liar, lunatic, or Son of God? Those are the possible answers to today's question, "Who Is Jesus?" First Prez Executive Director Chris Pan delves into this intriguing question in today's message.
Virtually everyone at some point in their life raises questions about God, the meaning of life, and life itself. Where can you pose those questions and not receive judgment? One venue is The Alpha Course. Senior Pastor Dan Chun kicks off a new sermon series that introduces this open, safe course for anyone who seeks to have their questions answered.
As we think about how you might improve yourself this year, First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw gives us a hint at the kind of mindset that we can adopt.
It's a new year, a time of reflection and change. When you consider what Christianity asks of us, you realize it's all about change. As we seek to be more like Jesus, Pastor Steve Peich says discipleship is at the center of it all.
Jesus is the Greatest Gift. When God sent His only son, He did it in a way that spoke to those involved in special, unique ways. Merry Christmas from First Prez Honolulu!
When you take inventory of all the activities and things in your life, which ones get the highest and best attention? Does your life magnify Jesus Christ?
We celebrate Christmas and remember the birth of Jesus Christ. It's also good to remember that when He came, he dwelt among us. First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun explains and sings in the process.
Christmas is a time to not only celebrate but contemplate the birth of Jesus Christ. Why did God send His only son? First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw tells us.
Humans are designed to be in community, in relationship with one another. The pandemic has severely limited that aspect of our lives. The apostle Paul was also yearning to be together with his friends. First Prez Executive Director Chris Pan explains in today's sermon
It's Celebration Sunday. Today we celebrate the last two years of our Raise The Sails campaign, a generosity journey with God. It's a culmination of sacrifice and hard work. And it's also a realization of God's love and mercy.
Thank goodness God is faithful. When we mess up, we have a loving God that will listen to us and continue to love us despite our blemishes. Even when everything feels at its very worst, God is still there for us.
First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun offers up a spiritual gut check. Consider this sermon like a visit to the doctor to make sure our hearts are where they're supposed to be.
In today's sermon, First Prez Executive Director Chris Pan teaches about community, kindness, tenderness, mercy, and compassion. All these qualities are found in one character in the Bible.
It's easy to succumb to the continuous onslaught of COVID-19. But we can't. And we won't. But how do we face down threats in life and begin to look forward? First Prez Director of Young Adults Jeff Page has a biblical answer in today's sermon.
Jesus offers the best example of how people are to lead others and interact with others in general. It's never a "top-down" approach like we see in the world. Christianity often turns the world on its head. Hear First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun explain.
Christianity is more than a religion. Some would say it's not a religion at all but a relationship with Jesus. Part of the interaction with Him comes from the Bible, God's love letter to his people. First Prez Executive Coordinator Jenny Sung delves into this idea in today's sermon.
Take a listen and you might hear a lot of verbal noise. People are complaining. There's a lot of frustration out there, for sure. But there is a better way than to complain 24/7. First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun has some ideas to avoid complaining. And he's got some great stories to support his ideas.
They say change is constant. It's true about our surroundings and circumstances. It's also true about ourselves as we strive to rid sin from our lives and to become more like Jesus. First Prez Assistant Pastor Steve Peich has tips on how we further this change.
We're 18 months into a pandemic. Disagreement and division abound. What should the Christian response be to this and other controversies that divide even the strongest of believers? First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun explains the FPC approach.
We all have a superpower we need to control and use for good. Sounds like words from a superhero movie, right? First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun tells us about this power we have and how to use it wisely.
We praise God for who He is and what He has done. From there, we learn of his heart and love for us all. We emulate Him and bring peace and justice to a struggling world. Pastor Tim Shaw teaches about trust in today's sermon.
It's a homecoming for Chevas Wong. He returns to First Prez as Contemporary Worship Director and he brings with him preaching experience. Today's message is about being obedient to God.
Life is a neverending series of challenges, pain, hurt, and suffering. Where is God in all of life's low points? More importantly, how can you find Him in the midst of your struggle? First Prez Assistant Pastor Steve Peich helps us when we feel broken.
Fear and worry are natural human emotions. Yet the Bible says repeatedly, "do not be afraid." How should we deal with fear and worry? Today, guest speaker Dr. Dan Morehead offers practical ways for Christians to deal with worry.
There's always an open invitation to explore Jesus. First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw tells us what's in store when we "taste and see" Christianity is all about.
First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun explains why confessing your sins is good for your soul. And for your relationship with Jesus.
When you take on a new skill, you likely continue to grow and learn until you master that skill. So it is with Christianity. We are all striving to be like Jesus, becoming more mature in the process. First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun explains the importance of maturing as a Christian.
Psalm 23 is one of the most popular verses in the Bible. And for good reason. But who likes to be compared to a sheep? After listening to this sermon from First Prez Executive Director Chris Pan, it's an accurate comparison and a good place to be.
First Prez Assistant Pastor Steve Peich preaches from a fiery passage in Amos. Learn here how much Justice and Righteousness mean to God.
In 2 Corinthians, the Apostle Paul takes a moment to boast of some of the events in his life. But it's not boasting in the sense we know today. It was Paul's way of pointing back to Jesus. First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw explains.
Sometimes when we enter a season or situation in life, there's a lot of waiting involved. It can be a frustrating time. What can you do about it? First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun has some answers in today's sermon.
When you read stories in the Bible, you come to realize that God sometimes operates in a way that runs counter to our own thinking. First Prez Executive Director Chris Pan gives us a shining example in this sermon.
When it comes to evaluating people, how does our method differ from God's? First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun explains the difference between our measures and God's.
First Prez Assistant Pastor Steve Peich describes what it takes to deliver the truth of Jesus Christ to the world.
When we say yes to Jesus, we become a part of the family of God. And that causes in us, a wellspring of outward behavior that's obedient to God. First Prez Executive Director Chris Pan reveals his honest reaction to promptings.
Jesus can heal and restore your life if you let him in. First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun offers us the encouragement you might be needing after dealing with more than a year of a worldwide pandemic.
Whose opinion of you matters most? Whose judgment of you do you give any attention? First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun points the way to the only person who has a say in your worth.
It is a high calling to be a friend to another. Today, First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw breaks down what it really means to be a friend.
First Prez Dir. of Young Adults Jeff Page explains the driving force behind everything we do to change the world. This explanation comes with a challenge.
There's only one way to true salvation. But sometimes we forget. First Prez Assistant Pastor Steve Peich has the details in this challenging sermon.
In the early days after Jesus's resurrection, His disciples did not recognize him. So what did Jesus do to identify Himself? Food was involved. Listen to today's sermon to find out why.
We've known him as "Doubting Thomas" throughout the centuries. But was he, really? One week after Jesus's resurrection, Thomas has a message that still inspires us today.
It's Easter! Jesus has risen. His followers were there to witness the most important event in history. In this sermon, through his own testimony, First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun teaches that God's grace is present through every moment of our lives.
For this Palm Sunday sermon, First Prez Executive Coordinator Jenny Sung is open and honest about how the pandemic has affected her. And she shares a positive outcome that is impacting people around the world.
Listen to Part 2 of Pastor Steve Peich's sermon on peace in a world of rage. Today, he points out the difference between calm and peace. And he highlights the importance of seeking reconciliation.
There's a lot of rage in the world today. How do we break through the rage and help love win? First Prez Assistant Pastor Steve Peich has great insight into the problem and a 4-step solution.
Christians are called to model themselves like Jesus. He came to serve those in need. Service is a hallmark of the Christian experience.
The subject today is Depression. The message is there's hope and light and help. You can survive. Today, First Prez Executive Director, Chris Pan, shares his own battle against depression.
Ash Wednesday ushers in the Lenten season. We'll learn some of the basics of the season in this sermon. Assistant Pastor Steve Peich also talks about the words we use when we talk to people. The power they carry, and how uplifting or damaging they can be.
The big reveal! First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun outlines the foundations of the new ministry that will oversee the land on our Koolau campus. And he'll reveal the name and meaning of this new ministry.
Listen to part 3 of the series on Creation Care. We are stewards of the earth and everything in it. First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun offers up lots of evidence and biblical reasons to be better at protecting our planet.
Part 2 in a 4-part series on the care of God's creation. First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw teaches that it's not an option to care for our Earth. It's our God-given responsibility.
Today starts a new sermon series on Creation Care. The Bible commands us to be stewards of our Earth. What does that mean and how does that look? Keep listening to the entire series.
There's been so much division culminating in the takeover at the US Capitol building. And it continues. How do we get past it and be more unified as a country? First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun has some ideas.
First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun delivers his first sermon for 2021, a "state of the church" address. As we move further away from the tumultuous 2020 and into the new year, how are we Christians supposed to interact with people who seem to be more and more at odds with each other?
We're kicking of the new year with a short sermon series called "Knowing Your Why." Here in part 2, First Prez Assistant Pastor Steve Peich digs deeper into what it looks like to have a life with purpose.
It's the first Sunday of 2021. We say goodbye (more like good riddance) to 2020. As we look forward, the new year is a good time to reset, recalibrate, and refocus. First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw helps with the first sermon of 2021.
Just because Christmas the holiday has come and gone doesn't mean the meaning of Christmas goes away. What Jesus brings is everlasting.
Merry Christmas from First Prez Church of Honolulu! Senior Pastor Dan Chun tells us what happened when Jesus was born.
2020 has been anything but certain. How do we deal with uncertainty during Christmas and into 2021? First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun preaches on this 4th Sunday of Advent.
It's the 3rd Sunday of Advent. First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun dispels some myths about the Magi in the Christmas story.
It's the second Sunday of Advent. First Prez Assistant Pastor Steve Peich reintroduces us to Zechariah and Elizabeth. Hear their story and see what more is in store for you.
It's the Christmas season! This is the first Sunday of Advent. In today's sermon, First Prez Young Adult Ministry director Jeff Page encourages us to survey our lives and make room for Jesus. He includes the story of two kids for whom no one made room and how they survived.
There are a lot of things that change for the better in your life when you put God first. Today we hear about what happened to the people in the early church in Macedonia and how that applies to us today.
First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw explores generosity and encouragement through the actions of an often overlooked person in the Bible.
The title of the sermon says it all. Pastor Steve Peich offers an excellent biblical example of how we should model our behavior with others.
Exciting things are happening at FPC. The golf course has closed. We're at the midway point of the Raise The Sails campaign. And the Holy Spirit is doing some work at our church.
We conclude the sermon series on the core values of First Prez. Executive Director Chris Pan wraps it up with quips, quotes, and great advice for your journey on your path.
Our sermon series on the Core Values of First Prez continues. Today, it's all about Thoughtfulness. What does it mean to be thoughtful? Pastor Dan answers that question and more.
Today Pastor Steve Peich takes a deeper dive into one of the Core Values of First Prez-Service.
One of the core values of First Prez is Service. Listen to hear how serving others can be part of a balanced life as a follower of Christ.
Humility is one of the core values at First Prez. Why is humility so important? Click and listen.
The sermon series on the Core Values of First Prez continues. FPC Assistant Pastor, Steve Peich, teaches the value of being authentic, open, and honest.
We often reduce persons and people to a one-dimensional version of themselves. Pastor Tim Shaw calls this a "single story." Hear why this is risky business.
One of the core values at First Prez is Authenticity. Jesus was authentic and vulnerable. If we're followers, we should be, too.
Who was Jesus talking to when he preached the Beatitudes? Find out in this sermon from FPC Director of Young Adults, Jeff Page.
How do we handle life when the storms like the coronavirus come? And what about the "regular" storms of life? Pastor Dan Chun has a reaction to the pandemic that might surprise you.
Meeting Jesus is a life-changing event. So is when the pastor breaks out in Hawaiian pidgin English.
Part of the Good News of Jesus Christ is being able to craft a deep, meaningful relationship with the One true God.
Life is better when it's spent in community with friends. The most important friend in your group is Jesus.
Today First Prez Senior Pastor Dan Chun revisits the story of the paralyzed man and the friends who lower him through the roof so he can be healed by Jesus. What does this story mean for you? Who are you in this parable?
How do we get through this worldwide coronavirus pandemic? Today, First Prez Executive Director Chris Pan gives us a few ways to think about this incredible time we're living in.
There's no arguing that racism has a long history in our country. The deep-seated nature allows it to creep into areas we don't even realize. How do we change for the better?
There's a lot to hear in the world today, a lot going on. How do we sift through it all and help heal our land? First Prez Associate Pastor Tim Shaw has a simple, brilliant idea in this sermon called "Second Thoughts Are Better Than First Thoughts."
The Bible is clear on how we are to treat each other. Racial prejudice isn't one of the criteria.
First Prez Executive Director, Chris Pan teaches us what our Christian response should be when life events overwhelm us.
In a world of 7 billion people, you'd think name tags would be helpful. God doesn't need to see name tags.
Anxiety abounds during the coronavirus pandemic. How do we cope? First Prez Honolulu worship director Jason Waldrep offers help.
In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, people are struggling. How do we cope in this weird time in our lives?
A lot of people are wondering, did God send this coronavirus? Here's the straight answer from Pastor Dan Chun.
The COVID Crisis has turned life upside down for many, creating lots of anxious moments. What to do?
At some point in life, many people wonder, "Is there more to this life?" The answer is yes. And in this covid-19 world we are living in, the message from Pastor Tim Shaw couldn't be more timely.
Today's online sermon is in interview style as Pastor Dan talks with Bob Lenz from Life Promotions.
The coronavirus has life turned upside down. How do we handle this pandemic? Pastor Dan has the answer.
This is part 2 on the Presence of God, the first of our sermon series on the Core Values of First Prez.
It's the first Sunday of Advent. Let's rewind and see what happened just after Jesus was born.
When you feel lonely or like you don't belong, remember that you always have Jesus. And you're surrounded by a community of believers.
The final message in the Raise The Sails journey and sermon series. We hope, above all else, that this series has brought you closer to God and helped you realize just how generous He is.
Here's the latest in the Raise The Sails sermon, where we learn where giving comes from. Where does this all start?
The 4th sermon in the Raise The Sails series. In this sermon, we look back and remember.
Who are you going to trust to navigate the peaks and valleys of your life? Part 3 of the "Raise The Sails" sermon series.
The third sermon in the "Where's My Church on Monday" series. What kind of superpower do you have? Matthew 9:1-13.
Sept. 8, 2019. First Prez Executive Director, Chris Pan starts a new sermon series, Where Is My Church on Monday? Today, we focus on our identity in Jesus and His love for us all.
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach God's word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to ours. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www.fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach God's word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to ours. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www.fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach God's word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to ours. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www.fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach God's word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to ours. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www.fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach God's word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to ours. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www.fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach God's word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to ours. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www.fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach God's word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to ours. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www.fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach God's word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to ours. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www.fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach God's word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to ours. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www.fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach God's word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to ours. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www.fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach God's word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to ours. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www.fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach God's word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to ours. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www.fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach God's word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to ours. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www.fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach God's word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to ours. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www.fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach God's word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to ours. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www.fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach God's word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to ours. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www.fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach God's word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to ours. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www.fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach God's word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to ours. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www.fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach out of God's Word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to our. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www. fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach God's word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to ours. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www.fpchawaii.org
First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko'olau host three worship services every Sunday at 8am, 9:30am, and 11:11am. Our pastors teach God's word, delivering a loving and often poignant message from God's heart to ours. Please enjoy and come visit us in-person soon! www.fpchawaii.org