Aloha!

And we want to welcome you to our Thursday night midweek Bible study here at Calvary Chapel Kanioy.

We also welcome you from all over the world who's watching us online as well as those here in Hawaii.

Before we start, I want to share a message from Pastor J.D. Farag.

In light of President Trump and Governor Ege's most current March 17, 2020 proclamations of not more than 10 to be gathered in one place,

we will be canceling all our life services due to the coronavirus. We'll be recording and uploading on YouTube as we have been. Calo TV, Channel 25 and 1025 will also be airing

Pastor J.D's messages as it had been on Mondays at 6.30 p.m. and Wednesdays at 7 p.m.

Please also visit our website at www.cavercrapalcanaohoa.com.

Again, I say aloha. Last week, I wanted to encourage the saints. This week, I want to reach out to those of you who don't know Jesus Christ, who have not called on him to be your Savior.

Today, there's a pandemic affecting the world, but there's a problem more serious. It will affect every human being, and's called sin. Tonight I want to reach out

with God's remedy. At the end of the message, I want to share my testimony, my story of how God

wonderfully altered my life, how an alcoholic became a worship leader, how the Lord called me to be an elder as well.

Really, it's a testimony of the love of Jesus Christ, how he affected and changed this Samoan's life,

just like he changed my Arab pastor's life.

I've titled this message, How Must I Be Saved? Tonight will be in the book of

John, chapter 3. This passage may be familiar to many. It's a passage taught usually when we're

evangelizing someone, but I also want to encourage you who are already believers

to encourage you with my improbable story of redemption.

I also want to speak to those who may be sitting on the fence

and to those who need to reconnect to renew their commitment to the Lord.

I have prayed and asked the Lord about what he wanted me to teach this week.

Immediately I caught a vision of this passage.

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