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.