First Assembly of God (Hawaii)

First Assembly of God (Hawaii) First Assembly of God is a Spirit-led church committed to passion for the Lord and reaching the lost.

First Assembly of God meets in six locations around Oahu: Red Hill, Wahiawa, Makakilo, Kahalu‘u, Hawaii Kai and downtown Honolulu. For the latest sermons, events and information, visit our website at www.firstaog.com.

— Sunday Services —

Red Hill Main Campus
3400 Moanalua Road, Honolulu
8:00 & 10:15 am, 6:00 pm

Central Oahu Campus (Wahiawa)
300 Wilikina Drive, Wahiawa
8:00 & 10:15 am

Leeward C

ampus (Makakilo)
92-675 Anipeahi Street, Kapolei
10:15 am

Windward Campus (Kahalu‘u)
47-323 Ahuimanu Road, Kaneohe
8:00 & 10:15 am

East Honolulu Campus (Hawaii Kai)
189 Lunalilo Home Road, Honolulu
10:15 am

Metro Campus (Downtown)
1500 Kapiolani Boulevard, Honolulu
10:15 am

09/08/2026

Before we judge others, we need to look into our own hearts. Grace reminds us that we are not better than anyone else. We too were sinners, far away from God, but Jesus reached out to us, forgave us, restored us, and continues to keep us in His grace.
We are not called to judge people by what we see outwardly. We are called to love, understand, encourage, and respond to others with humility and grace. We explore how grace changes the way we see people and how we can build Kingdom relationships through humility, discernment, dependence on God, and active love.
Before judging someone, check your heart.
Instead of reacting quickly, ask God for wisdom and discernment. When we don't know how to navigate a difficult relationship or situation, we can depend on God and ask Him how we should respond. God can help us see people through His eyes. One practical way to do this is to put ourselves in another person's shoes and ask:
“How would I want to be treated in this situation?”
When we begin to see people through the Father's heart, our response changes. Grace helps us move from criticism to compassion, from judgment to understanding, and from pride to humility.
Let grace change the way you see people. Let the Father's heart shape the way you respond to them.

09/06/2026

FAOG HI 10 AM Live

09/01/2026

God is calling each one of us to be part of His mission. The question is: Are you willing to answer His call?
When God calls us, there is often a cost to answering that calling. We may have fears, doubts, or excuses, but God is looking for hearts that are willing to say, “Yes, Lord. I will obey.”
Don’t allow excuses to keep you from the mission God has placed before you. When you respond to His call with faith and obedience, you will see the fruit of your obedience and experience the blessings that come from following Him.
Missions require people who are willing to go, pray, give, and serve. If God is calling you to go into missions, step out in faith. And if God is calling you to support missions financially, remember that He sees your generosity and your obedience.
Every act of obedience matters. Every prayer matters. Every sacrifice matters. Every gift given for the advancement of God’s Kingdom matters. May this message encourage you to hear God’s voice, respond in faith, and become part of His mission.

09/01/2026

What if the greatest missionary distance is not across the ocean—but across the room?
Crossing oceans can be easy. Crossing the room, reaching across differences, and taking the first step toward another person can be much harder.
Aloha points us toward something deeply spiritual: Alo — presence, the presence of God; Ha — His breath, the breath of life. From the garden, God’s desire has always been to be present with His people, to breathe life into them, and to restore what has been broken.
As followers of Jesus, we are not simply called to carry a message of reconciliation—we are called to live it.
Before God sends us to represent Him, He reconciles us to Himself. We receive His grace before we represent His grace.
You have to receive before you represent.
Reconciliation is therefore both our message and our method. We cannot effectively proclaim reconciliation while refusing to practice it in our relationships, our communities, and our everyday encounters.
Live the message to give the message.

09/01/2026

To be legendary means living a life worthy of respect today and worthy of remembrance tomorrow. God has called each of us to live with purpose, courage, and faith—to make our lives count for His Kingdom.
In this message, “Calling All Legends,” we are challenged to examine the excuses that can keep us from responding to God’s calling. Sometimes, what seems like a reasonable excuse can become the very thing that robs us of experiencing God’s extraordinary purpose for our lives.
The invitation has been extended, but how will we respond? God is the King, and His calling is not something to be casually rejected. We may be saved by grace, but God has entrusted each of us with gifts, talents, opportunities, and responsibilities. One day, we will have to answer the question: “What did you do with what I gave you?”
Fear of failure should never become an excuse for refusing to go where God leads. We are called to move beyond fear, comfort, and hesitation and say yes to God.
Being chosen by God also requires us to make choices. To say yes to God often means saying no to distractions, excuses, comfort, and anything that stands between us and His purpose.
Excuse the excuses. Answer the call. Say yes to God. Live what you preach. Use what He has given you.
The invitation is before us. Will you choose to be chosen?

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3400 Moanalua Road
Honolulu, HI
96819

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm
6pm - 8pm

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