In this message, Pastor Mike Skedeleski invites us to journey together into what it truly means to follow Jesus. We are called to follow our Leader not just when it's easy, but also when it's difficult and we don't fully understand. Through Scripture, we're reminded that God often calls us to step out in faith before giving us the full picture. In those moments, trusting His character becomes more important than the clarity of our circumstances. As we learn to follow His lead, we begin to discover that obedience is not about having all the answers, but about knowing and trusting the One who does.

Pastor Mike encourages us to recognize that God's ways are higher than ours. As our perfect heavenly Father, His plans are always rooted in His lovingkindness. Even when His direction feels unexpected or difficult, we can trust that He is guiding us toward something greater than we can see. As we surrender our control and choose faith over fear, we grow deeper in our relationship with Him and learn to walk step by step in confidence and dependence upon our loving Father.

Together, we are called to be people who follow Jesus faithfully by encouraging one another, walking in humility, and trusting God's leading in every season. Whether we feel uncertain or confident, we can take comfort in knowing that He goes before us. And as we follow, we'll find that His path always leads to life, deeper growth, and a greater understanding of His heart for us.

Welcome to church on da beach in Waikiki! In this hope-filled message by Pastor Waxer Tipton, we come together to celebrate the risen Jesus and the life-changing truth that we have been reconciled to God. Through the lens of 2 Corinthians 5, we are reminded that reconciliation means more than merely forgiveness; it is the restoration of a relationship. Our sin caused a separation we could never fix on our own, but God, in His great love, made a way through Jesus Christ. He paid our debt in full on the cross so that we could be brought near and made new.

Pastor Waxer invites us to receive what Christ has already done, to let go of the sin and burdens that weigh us down, and to walk in the fullness of reconciliation. As we celebrate Easter, we remember that the story did not end at the cross. Jesus is alive and because He lives, we have hope, new life, and a future in Him.

As we gather to worship on Palm Sunday, we step into the story of Jesus' arrival in Jerusalem. In this message, Pastor Maiola Vivas reminds us that true worship isn't found in outward display or fleeting enthusiasm but in simple, faithful obedience. Through the simple obedience of the disciples and the cries of the crowd, we are invited to consider what we are bringing before the Lord.

What kind of fruit is growing in your life? Just as the fig tree appeared to be full of life but lacked fruit, we're reminded that God desires hearts that are genuine, surrendered, and abiding in Him. This is not about perfection or performance, but about love, trust, and a willingness to obey Jesus in both the seen and unseen moments of our lives.

In a refreshing and freeing way, Pastor Maiola calls us back to a simple truth: what we bring to God may feel small but He delights in it. Like a loving Father receiving a child's offering, He takes our imperfect worship and makes it pleasing to Him. As we walk through Holy Week together, we are invited to worship in spirit and truth and to bringing our whole heart before our King.