Reverend Kenji

In First Corinthians, Paul talks about the foundations of our faith. He encourages to take a stand in the place of grace so we don’t drift out of hope.

Skip to 3:51 for the beginning of the message. God bless.

In the gospel of Luke, Jesus tells us he came to seek and save the lost. Being lost is part of the human condition. There are many times in life when we don’t know where to turn. There are always parts of our soul that keep wandering and drifting and leaving God. It’s good news, […]

There is a difference between conviction and condemnation. Conviction is when the Holy Spirit tells you to reject a behavior. Condemnation is when Satan tells you that YOU are rejected as a person. There is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. (Romans 8:1) Satan is the Accuser; Jesus is the Advocate. […]

May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. Romans 15:13 I was having a conversation with a friend yesterday, and their anxiety and fear about the future were on full display. I […]

In Proverbs 2, we learn about the crucial importance of wisdom for our walk with God. Wisdom is being skilled at living a good life. Wisdom goes beyond mere knowledge or being smart. What does wisdom call for in this season? Facing the coronavirus pandemic, wisdom calls for faith in God, being healthy, practicing physical […]

I’ve changed my sermon series to a walk through 1 Peter in light of our social situation. This first sermon walks through 1 Peter 1:1-9 to view Christ as our living hope.

This week, we discuss the danger that pride poses to those who follow Jesus.

This week, we celebrate two things. First, I have a computer again so I can resume posting my sermons! Second, I started a new sermon series last Sunday! The new series is called The Seven Deadly Sins and it focuses on avoiding common spiritual dangers than can ruin your walk with God. This last Sunday, […]

This week, we discuss how essential being emotionally honest with God is for our spiritual growth. We use the Psalms as an example of such honesty.