Kauai Bible Church

Think about it: in the natural, the health of your physical heart determines the health of your whole body. The same is true for your spirit. We’re going to look at Jesus’ teachings in Luke chapters 7 and 8 as a sort of 'diagnostic' for our inner lives. Each Sunday, we’ll ask a different Heart Check question to help us gauge the pulse of our spiritual heart health. In today’s sermon, from Luke 7:1-10, we look at the topics of authority and faith as we ask ourselves the question: Who Is In Charge? A healthy heart is a submitted heart. We will never find peace until we properly place ourselves in Jesus’ chain of command.

Happy Easter Sunday! Thank you for joining us for our resurrection celebration. We are going on a journey through the resurrection story as written by Luke. Our hope for you today is that you find new life by discovering where you fit in the Resurrection journey. This journey begins at a tomb, but continues in our hearts.

Happy Palm Sunday! Pastor Sarah is leading us to come Celebrate Jesus the King. As we unpack all of the elements of Jesus’ triumphal entry, we will be inspired to praise Him in fresh ways. Let’s lay down our cloaks, pick up our palm branches, and celebrate our Lord.

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 Demand from Luke 6:39-49. The tone of Jesus’ New Wine shifts from hearing to doing. Fresh life in Christ is not found in what we hear. It’s built in what we obey.

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 Grace from Luke 6:20-38. Jesus flipped the script of human fairness, trading self-preservation for a scandalous grace that reflects the heart of the Father. Are we ready to shift from religious bean-counter to generous grace-giver?

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.