Tired of "playing church" while feeling disconnected from God? In this six-week journey through Luke 5 & 6, we're exploring how Jesus dismantled religious legalism to reveal the radical, life-giving heart of God. Jesus didn't come to patch up old religious systems; He came to pour out something entirely new. In today’s sermon, we look at the New Sabbath from Luke 6:1-11. Jesus reclaimed the heart of the Sabbath day to move us from the exhaustion of rule-keeping to the refreshing rest of His presence. The New Wine of Sabbath is trading ritual for refreshing.

Tired of "playing church" while feeling disconnected from God? In this six-week journey through Luke 5 & 6, we're exploring how Jesus dismantled religious legalism to reveal the radical, life-giving heart of God. Jesus didn't come to patch up old religious systems; He came to pour out something entirely new. In today’s sermon, our Youth Director, Christel Pope, looks at the New Associations Jesus established in Luke 5:27-39. Jesus dismantled restrictive traditions and demonstrated welcoming grace by pursuing those far from God rather than those confident in their own righteousness.

Tired of "playing church" while feeling disconnected from God? In this six-week journey through Luke 5 & 6, we're exploring how Jesus dismantled religious legalism to reveal the radical, life-giving heart of God. Jesus didn't come to patch up old religious systems; He came to pour out something entirely new. In today’s sermon, we look at the New Authority Jesus claimed in Luke 5:17-26 that changed everything. It went beyond fixing our bodies—to breaking the power of sin and healing the paralysis of our lives.

Tired of "playing church" while feeling disconnected from God? In this six-week journey through Luke 5 & 6, we're exploring how Jesus dismantled religious legalism to reveal the radical, life-giving heart of God. Jesus didn't come to patch up old religious systems; He came to pour out something entirely new. In today’s sermon, we begin with a New Connection in Luke 5:12-16. Jesus used physical touch to break down religious walls so that our mess would never be a barrier to His compassion.

As we enter the new year, we are believing for God’s purpose to be activated in every life. Whether you are beginning a new journey of purpose and calling or finding fresh fire for one already underway, we will be studying the beginning of Jesus’ ministry in Luke 2-5 to discover how His Spirit-filled purpose becomes active in us. In today’s sermon, we will Build With People from Luke 5:1-11. Jesus did not do ministry alone—and neither should we. God’s purpose is always fulfilled for PEOPLE and with PEOPLE.

As we enter the new year, we are believing for God’s purpose to be activated in every life. Whether you are beginning a new journey of purpose and calling or finding fresh fire for one already underway, we will be studying the beginning of Jesus’ ministry in Luke 2-5 to discover how His Spirit-filled purpose becomes active in us. In today’s sermon, we will Step Into Purpose in Luke 4:14-44 as we transition from internal preparation to external activation. Jesus’ ministry had to start somewhere. So does ours—with Spirit-filled obedience right where we are.

We are honored to have special guest speaker Troy Walker with us today. Troy is not only a minister of the gospel, but also a visionary businessman. He will be speaking to us today about big vision and persevering to see our “impossible” dreams come true for Kauai Bible Church. 2026 will be a year of laying the groundwork for the supernatural development of our land. Troy’s message will be a launching point for the year!!

As we enter the new year, we are believing for God’s purpose to be activated in every life. Whether you are beginning a new journey of purpose and calling or finding fresh fire for one already underway, we will be studying the beginning of Jesus’ ministry in Luke 2-5 to discover how His Spirit-filled purpose becomes active in us. In today’s sermon, we will Face The Forge as we study the temptations of Jesus in Luke 4:1-15. Before Jesus’ ministry was activated, He was forged through testing—and testing is necessary for us also.

As we enter the new year, we are believing for God’s purpose to be activated in every life. Whether you are beginning a new journey of purpose and calling or finding fresh fire for one already underway, we will be studying the beginning of Jesus’ ministry in Luke 2-5 to discover how His Spirit-filled purpose becomes active in us. In today’s sermon, we will Prepare Our Hearts as we study John the Baptist’s ministry in Luke 3:1-20. John the Baptist’s message that prepared the way for Jesus is the same message that prepares our hearts for God’s purposes today.

As we enter the new year, we are believing for God’s purpose to be activated in every life. Whether you are beginning a new journey of purpose and calling or finding fresh fire for one already underway, we will studying the beginning of Jesus’ ministry in Luke 2-5 to discover how His Spirit-filled purpose becomes active in us. In today’s sermon, we Begin With Jesus by looking at the story of Jesus being left behind in Luke 2:40-52. Good plans are dangerous when Jesus is assumed rather than followed. We can’t activate our purpose without His presence.