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.