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.