Kauai Bible Church

As followers of Christ, we can find the beginnings of all our belief systems in the book of Genesis. We are going to study through Genesis to help solidify the foundations of our faith and to see how these beginnings still apply to us now. In today's message, we look at the importance of believing the Genesis account of creation and how we find our value and purpose in our creation.

The resurrection changes everything. In this series, we look at the lives of men and women of the Bible who were transformed by encountering the resurrected Jesus. In today's message, we look at James, the brother of our Lord Jesus. An encounter with his resurrected brother took away his resentment, disbelief, and family division. The resurrection changed his resentment to joy and his faith led him to become an apostle to the Jewish people.

The resurrection changes everything. In this series, we look at the lives of men and women of the Bible who were transformed by encountering the resurrected Jesus. In today's message, we look at the Apostle Paul. He had built his identity around how zealously and strictly he could follow the Jewish Law, even persecuting and attempting to destroy Jesus' church. After encountering the resurrected Jesus, none of that mattered. All he wanted to do was fulfill Jesus' purposes for his life.

The resurrection changes everything. In this series, we look at the lives of men and women of the Bible who were transformed by encountering the resurrected Jesus. In today's message, we look at Mary Magdalen. She had the courage and devotion to follow Jesus through His crucifixion and burial. On that first Easter morning, her devotion was rewarded when she encounter the resurrected Jesus.

The resurrection changes everything. In this series, we look at the lives of men and women of the Bible who were transformed by encountering the resurrected Jesus. In today's message, we look at Peter. He was called and given a destiny by Jesus, but denied Jesus three times when He needed him the most. The resurrected Jesus called Peter by name and restored his destiny.

Using the disease triangle as a metaphor, the spread of the gospel requires a living pathogen (the kingdom of God within us), a susceptible host (person with a receptive heart), and a favorable environment (an environment of love and grace). In today's message, we look at Jesus sending out the seventy(-two) and the steps he gave them to bringing a Kingdom environment to prepare the way for Him to come.

Using the disease triangle as a metaphor, the spread of the gospel requires a living pathogen (the kingdom of God within us), a susceptible host (person with a receptive heart), and a favorable environment (an environment of love and grace). In today's message, we look at the parable of the soils to better understand the condition of people's hearts. We are challenged to prepare the soil of people's hearts to be receptive to receiving the gospel.

Using the disease triangle as a metaphor, the spread of the gospel requires a living pathogen (the kingdom of God within us), a susceptible host (person with a receptive heart), and a favorable environment (an environment of love and grace). In today's message, we explore the Jesus Virus: the living pathogen inside of us. We are encouraged to incubate the pathogen in our quiet time and see the pathogen come to maturity as we share it with others.

Using the disease triangle as a metaphor, the spread of the gospel requires a living pathogen (the kingdom of God within us), a susceptible host (person with a receptive heart), and a favorable environment (an environment of love and grace). In today's message, we embrace the challenge that the spread of the kingdom of God requires us to live missionally. We also look at five reasons why we should live this way.

Becoming one is the great mystery of marriage. In this series, we are breaking down 1st Corinthians 7 and all it teaches us about marriage. In today's message, we look at Paul's focus on how eternity and how it encourages us to view our marriages. We are challenged to ask, "What is God doing in our marriages and how does that affect eternity?"