We are getting back to the basics of our faith, knowing that mastering the basics is the key to any endeavor in life. In Hebrews 5:11-6:3, the Word rebukes us for not growing beyond the elementary principles of Christ, but then encourages us to press on to maturity by building upon these principles. Each week, we will address one of the elementary principles of following Jesus. In today’s sermon, Liz Kuzen teaches our second principle: By Faith Alone. In life, unwavering faith in God leads to peace and joy when on the mountain top or the valley low. We are children of God’s promise through faith and faith alone.

We are getting back to the basics of our faith, knowing that mastering the basics is the key to any endeavor in life. In Hebrews 5:11-6:3, the Word rebukes us for not growing beyond the elementary principles of Christ, but then encourages us to press on to maturity by building upon these principles. Each week, we will address one of the elementary principles of following Jesus. In today’s sermon, one of our elders, Fran Basuel, teaches our first principle: The Christ. Everything we believe and everything we hope for as believers is centered on one person…Jesus Christ.

We are getting back to the basics of our faith, knowing that mastering the basics is the key to any endeavor in life. In Hebrews 5:11-6:3, the Word rebukes us for not growing beyond the elementary principles of Christ, but then encourages us to press on to maturity by building upon these principles. Each week, we will address one of the elementary principles of following Jesus. In today’s introduction, we break down the need for putting first things first. We cannot build a life that is strong and enduring without a firm foundation. By mastering these first principles, we are laying the foundation for an enduring faith.

In his famous prayer, Jabez asked God to expand his territory. We, as a church, want to live in this place of expanded faith; this place of God’s abundance. We are going to explore what it means to see, to think, and to act in abundance and how it will impact our church and our lives. In today’s sermon, we take on acting in abundance by teaching the principal of abundant sowing = abundant harvest. Acting in abundance means sowing as much seed as we can so that God’s harvest multiplies. Good seed sown into good soil produces a harvest 30, 60, or even 100 times as much.

In his famous prayer, Jabez asked God to expand his territory. We, as a church, want to live in this place of expanded faith; this place of God’s abundance. We are going to explore what it means to see, to think, and to act in abundance and how it will impact our church and our lives. In today’s sermon, we take on thinking in abundance by contrasting scarcity thinking versus abundance (or Kingdom) thinking. When we believe small things from a small god, our world become smaller. When we believe big things from our big God, our world becomes bigger than we could ever imagine.

In his famous prayer, Jabez asked God to expand his territory. We, as a church, want to live in this place of expanded faith; this place of God’s abundance. We are going to explore what it means to see, to think, and to act in abundance and how it will impact our church and our lives. In today’s sermon, we begin with seeing in abundance. The way we see ourselves determines our decisions and how we live our lives. We want to be the kind of people who run TOWARD giants and overcome them. To be that, we must stop seeing ourselves as grasshoppers and see who God made us to be.

Kauai Bible Church is in a season of setting sail. We are embarking on a new journey as God takes us places we have never been before. In today’s sermon, Pastor Shannon Chidester declares prophetically that no matter the valleys in our lives—our failures, struggles, and challenges—God can redeem them and turn them into doorways of hope and new beginnings. This is a season to cultivate hope in our lives and believe God for greater blessings.

Kauai Bible Church is in a season of setting sail. We are embarking on a new journey as God takes us places we have never been before. In today’s sermon, we are recasting our vision for 2025 by looking back at what God’s done, looking forward to what’s next, and declaring what revival could look like. The promise of revival still stands over our lives. God has done it before, He will do it again.

Today is Set Sail Sunday! In addition to water baptisms & welcoming new members, we are celebrating together as KBC embarks on a new journey. Every journey begins with a first step, moves toward a destination, and navigates the in-between. As we take this first step, let’s be prepared for all we will face in the in-between.

We are spending the summer studying the book of 1st John. In our “By This We Know” series, we are exploring all the ways that John reassured us in his letter that we can know we have eternal life through Jesus Christ. John’s first epistle blends a spectacular balance of both making us feel loved and calling us to live to a higher standard. In today’s sermon, we study 1 John 5 and the power that we have as followers of Jesus. The world will bring opposition, but we have faith, we have Christ, we have authority through Him, we have His Word, and we have prayer.