God’s commandments not to steal or lie are not just about behavior—they’re about shaping a community of trust, generosity, and truth. These commands protect relationships, promote justice, and call us to reflect God’s character. When we steal, we say God hasn’t given us enough. When we lie, we say God can’t be trusted with the truth. But Jesus invites us to live differently—with open hands and honest hearts.

Pastor Kalae George

Sunday, April 6, 2025 Live at 9:15 AM

God’s commandments not to steal or lie are not just about behavior—they’re about shaping a community of trust, generosity, and truth. These commands protect relationships, promote justice, and call us to reflect God’s character. When we steal, we say God hasn’t given us enough. When we lie, we say God can’t be trusted with the truth. But Jesus invites us to live differently—with open hands and honest hearts.

Pastor Wade Inn

Friday April 6, 2025 Live at 7:00 PM

God gave us the command to not murder nor commit adultery to protect what He values most—people, relationships, and the condition of our hearts. These commands are not just about avoiding wrong but about cultivating love, trust, and spiritual wholeness. Jesus takes them further by showing that sin begins within—anger leads to destruction, and lust breaks covenant long before actions do. That’s why we’re called to guard our hearts. When our hearts are healthy and surrendered to God, we build lives that honor Him and reflect His love.

Edwin Izumigawa

Sunday March 30, 2025 Live at 6:00 PM

God gave us the command to not murder nor commit adultery to protect what He values most—people, relationships, and the condition of our hearts. These commands are not just about avoiding wrong but about cultivating love, trust, and spiritual wholeness. Jesus takes them further by showing that sin begins within—anger leads to destruction, and lust breaks covenant long before actions do. That’s why we’re called to guard our hearts. When our hearts are healthy and surrendered to God, we build lives that honor Him and reflect His love.Pastor Billy LileSunday March 30, 2025 Live at 11:15 AM

God gave us the command to not murder nor commit adultery to protect what He values most—people, relationships, and the condition of our hearts. These commands are not just about avoiding wrong but about cultivating love, trust, and spiritual wholeness. Jesus takes them further by showing that sin begins within—anger leads to destruction, and lust breaks covenant long before actions do. That’s why we’re called to guard our hearts. When our hearts are healthy and surrendered to God, we build lives that honor Him and reflect His love.

Pastor Kalae George

Friday March 28, 2025 Live at 7:00 PM

The Fifth Commandment—“Honor your father and mother”—is a vital link between loving God and loving people. It’s not about perfect parents, but about honoring the role God gave them as an act of faith and obedience to Him. Whether in childhood through respect and obedience, or in adulthood through support, forgiveness, and healthy boundaries, honoring our parents brings healing and invites God’s blessing. This principle also extends to honoring spiritual leaders and authority figures. When we choose honor, we reflect God’s heart and open the door for generational change and lasting impact.Moku Kukonu, Nanakuli Site PastorSunday March 23, 2025 Live at 6:00 PM

In this series, we have been discussing the Ten Commandments and their significance for bringing God’s blessing in our lives and that at their core they are about loving God and people (Matthew 22:36–40). The Fifth Commandment serves as a bridge connecting loving God and people.

Alfredo Canencia Jr., Ewa Campus PastorSunday March 23, 2025 Live at 9:15 AM

In this series, we have been discussing the Ten Commandments and their significance for bringing God’s blessing in our lives and that at their core they are about loving God and people (Matthew 22:36–40). The Fifth Commandment serves as a bridge connecting loving God and people.

Jerrick Riveral

Friday March 23, 2025 Live at 7:00 PM

In a world that never slows down, God commands us to pause. In Deuteronomy 5:12-15, we see the fourth commandment given by God is to keep the Sabbath day holy. This is intended to help us establish a regular rhythm of rest and worship. God gave us the Sabbath as a reminder to trust in Him and to acknowledge that He is our provider. Through Jesus, the Sabbath is not a religious obligation; rather, it is an invitation to rest in Him and enjoy His good gifts, such as quality time with family.

Pastor Russell Tolentino

Sunday March 16, 2025 Live at 6:00 PM

In a world that never slows down, God commands us to pause. In Deuteronomy 5:12-15, we see the fourth commandment given by God is to keep the Sabbath day holy. This is intended to help us establish a regular rhythm of rest and worship. God gave us the Sabbath as a reminder to trust in Him and to acknowledge that He is our provider. Through Jesus, the Sabbath is not a religious obligation; rather, it is an invitation to rest in Him and enjoy His good gifts, such as quality time with family.

Pastor Billy Lile

Sunday March 16, 2025 Live at 9:15 AM