C4 Church Hawaii

Our King is built differently. On Palm Sunday, Jesus enters Jerusalem victoriously as its true King. Yet as Easter approaches, Jesus takes a shocking and unexpected path to Victory. His death on the cross certainly looks like defeat, but it was God's planned path of victory: to conquer Sin and Death for us, so that we could be forgiven and redeemed. 

Jesus' path to victory remains our own path to victory, as Jesus calls Hi...

In this powerful message, Pastor Stefanie Anderson explores the life-changing encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well, reminding us that no one is too far gone or broken to be seen, known, and receive victory in Jesus. Through this intimate and unexpected conversation, Jesus reveals deep truths, extending living water and true victory to someone society overlooked.

In this message, you are invited to consider how...

What does it mean to truly live in the victory of Christ when we often don’t feel victorious? In this message, Pastor Chad takes us beyond the surface to the heart of Jesus' mission—to seek and save the lost—and reminds us that victory isn’t based on our feelings, but on Christ's finished work.

Using Peter’s powerful message in Acts 2 and exploring the biblical call to repentance, we learn that the key to unlocking the vic...

Looking at the world, our precious world it is marked by brokenness and sin, sadness, loneliness, and people are raging. Violence is increasing in Hawai’i. The struggle is real and has been real for we’re answering the question why was victory needed and what does it mean that Jesus won it for us? We love stories of victory, yes?

But victory in Christ is not just about winning a battle victory in Christ is about Him defeating sin an...

Waiting can feel like wasted time, but what if it’s actually where God does His deepest work? In this message, Victory in the Waiting, we explore what it means to trust God, even when nothing seems to change. Looking at the life of David, we see that living a victorious life in Christ means living a submitted life to Christ—even in the waiting.

We’ll discover how biblical waiting is active trust, not passive frustration. Waiting isn...

Preparing our hearts for Easter, we’re diving into the ultimate victory—the moment that changed everything. While history is filled with incredible victories, none compare to the triumph of Jesus' death and resurrection. In this message, we explore a life-changing conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus in John 3, where Jesus reveals the path to true victory: being born again.

Victory begins with movement—movement toward Jesus...

Looking at Exodus 18, we’ll see how Moses had to let go of old ways to step into God’s new plan—and the same is true for us. What worked in a past season may not carry us into the next. 

Don’t let fear or old habits keep you from God’s best—watch now and take your next step toward true freedom!

Discussion Questions:
1. Think back to when you were younger—what was a time when you thought achieving something (a license, a degree, a...

Shame and guilt often keep us stuck in cycles of fear and isolation; the scheme of the enemy! The gospel declares that there is now no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus! 

This week, we’ll discover how confessing our sins and accepting God’s grace allows us to let go of shame and live in the freedom of forgiveness.

Discussion Questions:
1. Have you ever cast shame on someone? If so, what came of that situation?
2. What do...

Whether we realize it or not, we all carry baggage—things we were never meant to hold onto. But Jesus invites us to come to Him and exchange our worldly burdens for His yoke of humility and rest. 

This week, we’ll identify the unique burdens we carry and explore how Jesus offers us an invitation to lay them down and receive His peace.

Discussion Questions:
1. What burdens are you currently carrying that may hinder your ...

In a time of uncertainty, shifting culture, and global instability, how should believers respond? The moment we’re in does not pause the mission we’re on. In this powerful message, Dr. Ed Stetzer unpacks John 20:19-21, where Jesus appears to His disciples after His resurrection and declares, “As the Father has sent me, I am sending you.”

Fear may be the natural reaction to the chaos around us, but as followers of Christ, we are call...

For several years, we have been standing on the prophetic promise of Isaiah 60, calling us to arise and shine even as darkness covers the earth and the people. However, many of us are unaware—or hesitant—to take the steps required to sustain revival. 

In this message, Pastor Creighton shares God’s vision for our community and how we can invest in the revival He is stirring.

Discussion Questions:

1. Pray and reflect on how the Lord is ...

God’s dreams for our lives are often sustained and fulfilled through relationships. Covenant relationships—marked by mutual commitment, love, and shared faith in Christ—are essential for living out God’s purpose. In a culture of fleeting connections, believers are called to embrace relationships that reflect God’s covenantal love.

In this message, we’ll explore how covenant relationships help us persevere through challenges, refine ...

In this message from the series Dream Again, we dive into how to sustain the God-given dreams and assignments in our lives. Disappointment is one of the enemy’s most subtle tools to derail us, leading to bitterness, unforgiveness, jealousy, and selfish ambition. But the good news is, God has given us everything we need through His power and promises to overcome these challenges and keep moving forward.

Drawing from 2 Peter 1:3-9, we...

As we dream again, we must understand where our dreams fit within God's larger story. The Bible is fundamentally a Story: a unified story centered on Jesus. And it's not a story that we read from the "Outside"—it's a story we live our lives inside of. All of us have a place "inside" this story.

As we live our lives in the framework of this story, God will begin to birth "dreams" of good w...

There is a glorious work to be done — a dream to live and a Savior to encounter daily. Today’s message is a call to remember our identity as citizens of heaven. So, how should citizens of heaven live? 

This is a call to go deeper, to start the year fixed on the One Thing that matters most — Jesus. Whether you’re already focused or feel distracted, the question remains: How will you stay focused? 

Discussion Questions:
1. When you...

As 2025 approaches, many of us feel the pull for a fresh start—a chance to set new goals and dream again. But what if the key to lasting change isn’t in flashy resolutions, but in cultivating the soil of our hearts for God's dreams to take root?

Good intentions aren’t enough. Weeds grow where soil is neglected. Distractions, pride, and busyness choke out God’s plans if we’re not intentional. It’s time to tend the soil. Will you...

Christmas is more than a season—it’s a reminder that even in the darkest moments, hope is alive. For generations, God’s people waited for the Messiah, holding on to the promise of His coming through years of silence. Their faithfulness was rewarded when, on a quiet night in Bethlehem, Jesus was born—the fulfillment of God’s promise and the beginning of a new hope.

This Christmas, we invite you to dream again. Like Joseph, ...

Christmas celebrates the Creator God dwelling among us. In Jesus was life, a light that entered the darkness, which the darkness did not comprehend. John the Baptist testified to this Light, and the Father and Jesus' own life bore witness to Him. Many still live in darkness, unaware of the life Jesus offers.

This week, we explore how we can testify to Christ's light and life, inviting others to experience Him this Christma...

The visit of the Magi is a unique narrative, highlighting individuals from distant lands coming to worship Jesus. This event underscores Jesus' mission to draw all people to Himself, serving as a precursor to the Great Commission. While His ministry began in Judea, it culminated in a call to make disciples of all nations.

This week, we consider how, like the Magi, we can bring our whole selves in worship and embrace our mission...