The UnSafe Bible

Through social media, television, and the radio, there are endless ways for us to quickly hear amazing messages. It’s a wonderful thing to find a pastor that you love to hear, but do you make sure to check through the Bible that the message has sound Biblical truths? Today, Pastor Ken wants you to know that you need to be steeped in God’s Word and hold any messages taught to its standard. Don’t compromise on what’s true and surround yourself with Biblically inspired teachings.

In our culture, it’s easy to view the Bible as only applicable to the time period in which it was written. Today, Pastor Ken wants you to know that God’s word has always remained true even to this day. You can’t just decide to stop putting your trust in Him and only coast on the relationship. When you see the Bible as a fountain of life, just as true as the Lord, you can begin to relate to it and draw closer to Him. Take an inward look at your heart through Jesus’ letters in the book of Revelation and let it speak to you.

Do you have worries that you can never seem to get past? Are there fears that you’ve let consume you because you’ve never been able to overcome them? In today’s message, Pastor Ken wants you to know that if you put your trust in God, you have nothing to fear. He is sovereign over all, the beginning and the end. Don’t keep letting the things of this world get to you and cause panic and fear in your life. Let God save you through His perfect love. You always have and always will be on His heart. Follow Him into eternity.

Have you ever been doing things on your own, only to have something out of nowhere completely change everything about your life? In today’s message, Pastor Ken wants you to know that you need to give it all to God and let Him guide your life. He has a divine plan for you and the plans of your own will never be good enough. Follow God and His will for your life will take you to places you could never have dreamed of. Even when we don’t understand why God is doing what He’s doing, He has the best plan for us and we need to submit.

There are so many different views on the book of Revelation. Some people choose to center their life around it, while others completely ignore it. In today’s message, Pastor Ken wants you to know that the book of Revelation is very real and at some point in time, trials and tribulations will come. As Christians, we need to have a mindset like John’s. Instead of worrying about how awful things might be for you on this earth, look to His kingdom and rest in the peace that one day you will join Him.

All throughout the Bible, Jesus has different ways of calling himself, God. He describes himself as the living water, the son of man, and the cornerstone. Here in Revelation, Pastor Ken shows us another motif used to describe his deity: clouds. Often in Scripture, the mention of clouds is tied to Jesus. When Jesus said he will come riding on the clouds, it was a way to let people know that he is God, and he is coming back to earth. As you read Revelation, you can trust that it is true because Jesus is God.

Do you know someone who always embellishes their stories? It doesn't matter if they are telling you about the number of fish they caught or how long they got stuck in traffic, you know it's not really the truth. They are not a good witness to their testimony. Today, as Pastor Ken looks at Revelation, he shows us that Jesus is the ultimate, truthful, faithful witness. As he tells John this revelation about the end times, you can trust that it is true and will come to pass exactly as he says because Jesus is God.

Many people think of the book of Revelation as scary and difficult to understand. Yes, this book does give an account of some frightening things, but today Pastor Ken wants you to know that you do not need to be afraid of any of it! These prophecies are only scary if you are not a believer in Christ. The book of Revelation is for you to know and understand. Jesus wants his people to be aware of all the events that will take place in the future so that we will be motivated to lead others to Christ.

Have you ever done a word study of Scripture and found yourself asking why it is that God used one word when He could've used another? While many of us get hung up on God's methods, deep-diving into the intricacy of Scripture is a whole other can of worms! In today's message, Pastor Ken reflects on one of these instances of Scripture that God uses to reveal more to us. In his study, you'll gain a better understanding of the meticulous, omniscient ways of God, which are perfect.

Chances are you've seen your fair share of movies that are what we commonly refer to as “apocalyptic.” You've probably also heard others respond to catastrophes with “here comes the apocalypse.” Did you know that's not actually the proper use of the word? In today's message, Pastor Ken reflects on the purpose of the Book of Revelation, or “apocalypsos” which is to reveal. In his study, you'll learn that rather than a book of doom and gloom, Revelation was written to reveal to The Church what must come.