Kauai Bible Church

In Isaiah 60, God challenged us to shine in a dark season. In this series, we will be looking at what it will take to use this season to prepare for revival. In today's message, we look at Ezekiel's vision of the valley of dry bones and apply it to reviving the church. God is looking for people who will prophesy and pray for the Holy Spirit to bring the church back to life!

In Isaiah 60, God challenged us to shine in a dark season. In this series, we will be looking at what it will take to use this season to prepare for revival. In today's message, we seek to inspire a hunger in people's hearts to fellowship with the Holy Spirit in the secret place. We will not see a large revival publicly until we experience a personal revival privately.

In Isaiah 60, God challenged us to shine in a dark season. In this series, we will be looking at what it will take to use this season to prepare for revival. In today's message, we study key truths about repentance and call the church to a daily lifestyle of repentance. We love the idea of revival, but are we willing to make the changes needed to bring it?

In Isaiah 60, God challenged us to shine in a dark season. In this series, we will be looking at what it will take to use this season to prepare for revival. In today's message, we use Jeremiah 29 to help understand and embrace what God is doing in these times. We also make four prophetic declarations over the church for this season.

Fear and shame cause us to hide so that we won't be exposed or further humiliated. In today's Easter Sunday message, we look at how an experience with the resurrected Christ brought the disciples out of their hiding so they could fulfill God's purpose for their lives. Jesus lifts our fear and shame so we don't have to hide anymore!

In today's message, Pastor Aaron challenges us to take seriously the principle of Sabbath rest and make it holy in our lives. From Genesis to Exodus to the Gospel of Mark we understand the great gift of rest that God has given us and how it can refresh our souls and make us the best version of ourselves.

Ephesians 4:31-32 tells us to put away bitterness and anger and to be kind and forgiving. We can decide if we are going to be bitter or better. In today's message, we look at God's command to forgive. Scripture makes it clear that forgiveness is not an option for followers of Christ. We explore the reasons why we choose not to forgive and then look at a process to help us with the difficult task of forgiving those that have hurt us.

In what was our first-ever digital service due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Pastor Aaron encourages us to take hold of hope. Looking at Hebrews 6:11-20, we learn what feeds our hope and the truths that we can anchor our hope in. God will keep us anchored in the storm!

Ephesians 4:31-32 tells us to put away bitterness and anger and to be kind and forgiving. We can decide if we are going to be bitter or better. In today's message, we look at offenses and how they are a trap that causes God's people to lose their freedom. We can have God's grace or we can hold on to offenses, but we can't have both!

Ephesians 4:31-32 tells us to put away bitterness and anger and to be kind and forgiving. We can decide if we are going to be bitter or better. In today's message, we use Numbers 11 & 12 to look at the poison that is spread through grumbling and complaining. We can choose to be better and stop the spread of this poison.