The UnSafe Bible

Have you ever had a moment when you looked at others and wanted what they have? Many people see the world, with all its brokenness, and still desire what it offers. In the same way, some hear the promise of everlasting life yet hesitate to follow Christ because of what they might have to give up. But today, Pastor Ken reminds you that what Christ offers is far greater than anything this world can give. He is the only way to the Father, and in Him is true life. Choose Jesus; choose everlasting life.

Sometimes in our lives, we judge certain sins harshly while overlooking others. We can become so focused on the speck in our brother’s eye that we fail to see the log in our own. This kind of thinking allows sin to remain in our lives, leading to a hardened heart. That’s why Pastor Ken reminds us not to give room to any sin we’re holding onto. We can’t live in hypocrisy - we must stay in God’s Word and allow Him to transform our entire lives, not just the parts we allow Him to change.

We live in a world that can feel dark at times. Yet as Christians, we can confuse what God wants for our lives with what our flesh desires, often leading us away from His will. That’s why Pastor Ken encourages us to be mindful of who we’re joined to in our relationships - especially in marriage. Scripture warns us not to be unequally yoked, because pursuing a life with someone who doesn’t follow Christ can lead us away from what God desires for us. So today, remember to stay grounded in the Word of God.

We live in a world that, to many, feels normal, but to followers of Christ, feels backwards. Why is that? Why does the world take pride in what God calls sin? Today, Pastor Ken encourages us to remain strong in the Word of God, holding to what we know is right rather than what the world promotes. Because the world is filled with sin, now is the time to stand firm in the teachings of Jesus Christ and let our lives be a light, pointing others toward Him. Now more than ever, we must be grounded in the Word of God.

Many times in our lives, when we feel wronged or betrayed, we write people off. We turn our backs on them, block them, ghost them, the whole nine yards. But that response isn’t from God; it comes from our flesh, telling us people aren’t worthy of forgiveness and that we’re better off without them. But today, Pastor Ken reminds us that as Christians, we’re called to show the same forgiveness God has shown us in Christ. Even when we feel hurt, God calls us to love others with grace.

Do you remember your life before Jesus Christ? For many, it was filled with brokenness and the weight of the world… and for those who don’t know Him, that’s still their reality. So when you encounter someone who hurts you or wrongs you, is it fair to write them off completely? Did God write you off when you sinned against Him? That’s why Pastor Ken encourages you to turn to Jesus, allowing His mercy and forgiveness to shape your life, so you can extend that same grace to others.

Sometimes, when we serve in ministry, we can forget to spend time with God outside of those moments. We neglect to replenish our spiritual lives, and over time, that can leave us feeling dry and distant. When that happens, our desire to pursue God can begin to fade. That’s why, in today’s message, Pastor Ken urges us not to stay stuck in that place but to keep pressing forward. Make time to seek and worship God both inside and outside of ministry, and allow Jesus to be the one who keeps you going.

Often, when we work in the church industry, we can forget that this isn’t just a job. It’s not a chore we have to finish, nor is it homework we must complete before a deadline. It’s a ministry, and it’s a service to God and His people. That’s why, in today’s message, Pastor Ken reminds us that when we forget what we’re doing or who we’re doing it for, we must remember Jesus Christ. He’s the one who paid the price for our sins, who did all the work on the cross. Let Jesus be the only reason why you keep serving.

There comes a time in our lives when we must decide what kind of life we want to continue living. Do we want to keep going in the way of the world that leads to destruction, or do we want to follow Jesus, who paid for our sins and offers us everlasting life? In today’s message, Pastor Ken encourages us to reach out to Jesus and seek a relationship with Him. Trust in Christ and what He did for you on the cross, reach out to Him, and allow Him to reveal Himself in your life. All you have to do is make the first move.

Often in our lives, we follow the teachings of Jesus, yet at times we neglect the Old Testament. Some believers make the mistake of focusing on one part of Scripture while dismissing the other. That’s why, in this message, Pastor Ken reminds us that all of God’s Word is God-breathed. The Old Testament is not just history; it is a record of events that God wants us to learn from and grow, not dismiss. So today, Pastor Ken encourages you to embrace the entire Word of God and stay grounded in it.