Hawaiian word of the week Our Hawaiian word of the week is mākaukau, which means “ready.” Repeat after me, MAH KOW KOW. Makaukau means to be ready, able, competent— skilled, […]
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A Prayer Meditation In this video titled “A Prayer: Even Your Dreams Will Have Dreams,” Pastor Vicky leads viewers in a meditation focused on the power of love and the
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When Jesus Became The Messiah Jesus did not become the Messiah when he was hung upon the cross. He became the Messiah in the wilderness when he was fasting for
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Broken Dream I remember when I entered Time Out. When I was in 8th grade, the elders at my church told me that women did not have the authority to
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Why do you have an internal crisis when your life is about to change? It’s because you’ve spent too much time in Time Out. Time Out is whenever you take
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Facing change Cher was on the phone with me this week. Our church prayed for her to get an amazing job out of state— and she got it! It’s a
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Akamai In Hawai’ian pidgin, when I talk with my Hawai’ian family, the way we signify if someone is kind of lolo— Lolo means dumb— is we say, “Brah, he NOT
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When Mother Abandons a Child This video, “When Your Mother Abandons You,” discusses the emotional impact of being abandoned by one’s mother and offers support and encouragement for healing and
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