The UnSafe Bible

In this life, many people live in a worldly way. Before we came to Christ, many of us lived the same way, indulging in our own wants and desires. But when we come to Christ and offer Him our hearts, He frees us from those burdens. He removes the shackles from our wrists and sets us free. So why would we ever want to return to those chains? Today, Pastor Ken encourages you to keep your eyes fixed on the Lord. Leave the past in the past, and look forward to your relationship with Jesus.

We live in a world where having an unpopular opinion often means being told you’re wrong. Now more than ever, the Word of God and those who follow Christ are met with opposition because it stands against what many believe. But today, Pastor Ken encourages you to hold fast to the Word of God. Place your trust in it, and you’ll see time and time again that Scripture proves true. And one day, Jesus will return for all who believe in Him, who place their faith in Him, and who confess His name.

Faith isn’t always easy to demonstrate. Many people place their trust in ideas, believing that people are good or that there’s something more beyond this life, yet they struggle to trust what they cannot see. But, there comes a moment when each of us must make a decision: Will we choose this world and its temporary things, or will we choose what is eternal? In today’s message, Pastor Ken encourages you to make that decision and choose Christ. Place your faith in Jesus and allow Him to show you the way.

It’s amazing how, before we met Christ, many of us believed we were good people. But the reality is that in a sinful world, with an inherent tendency toward sin, we fall far short of God’s standard. When we truly understand what sin is and how it separates us from God, we realize we miss the mark completely. That’s why Jesus came into this world: to save us from our sin and to take our place on the cross. Today, Pastor Ken reminds you that when you accept the grace of Jesus, you are made new and fully forgiven in Christ.

As parents, we know that not everything our children ask for will benefit them. Sometimes we have to say no, even when they don’t understand it, because we’re looking out for their future. In the same way, God does this with us. He knows our hearts, our wants, and our needs, but sometimes the things we desire aren’t what’s best for us. That’s why Pastor Ken wants us to know that no matter how God answers our prayers, we can always trust Him to bring what is good for our future into our lives.

Tunnel vision happens to everyone. It’s when you get so locked in on one problem, goal, or outcome, that you miss everything else that really matters—your relationships, your perspective on work and life, and even what God might be doing around you. You focus on what you think needs to get done and lose sight of the bigger picture. Today, Pastor Ken encourages you to lift your eyes, look beyond yourself, and pay attention to the people around you and the work God is doing in them. 

Have you ever looked around at the world and wondered what God is doing? You see hurt, loneliness, hate, and pain everywhere, and you start asking, “Why doesn’t God do something about this?” You’re not alone. The prophet Habakkuk asked those same questions when he saw the injustice around him. Today, Pastor Ken points out a powerful truth: when your heart and attitude are right, you can bring your honest questions to God—and doing that can be an act of worship.

Have you ever dabbled in learning an instrument, eager at first, only to quit after a short time? Or worked out for a week or two, bought the gear, maybe even posted about it—but never built a real routine? It’s understandable; we’ve all been there. But… have you ever truly gone all in with God’s Word? Today, Pastor Ken challenges you to not just read the Scriptures, but to dive all the way in, making His Word essential to your life by actually applying it.

Have you ever had to slam on the brakes and take a sudden exit because you realized you were headed in the wrong direction? Sometimes life calls for that same kind of move. You have to stop, admit you’ve gone your own way, and turn around to get back on track before it’s too late. Today, Pastor Ken challenges you to be part of the change culture desperately needs, by not going your way, but traveling on God’s way—and watching Him go to work through you.

God’s judgment is real, and it’s coming. When we refuse to turn toward God and the forgiveness He offers, judgment becomes unavoidable. That’s what happened in the time of the prophet Nahum, when the nation of Assyria remained proud and unrepentant, so God brought them down. Today, Pastor Ken offers you a sober reminder: judgment isn’t just a past reality—it’s a future one. Now is your time to turn to God, to receive His mercy while it’s still being offered.