The UnSafe Bible

No one has ever claimed that walking with Jesus is easy, and if someone has, they are not telling the truth. This journey is one of the hardest things you will ever have to endure. While this world is not perfect, at times, it may seem easier to distance yourself from God than to remain close to Him. However, no matter how far you may walk away from God, it only takes one step to come back to Him. Today, Pastor Ken wants you to remember that if you have spent time away from God, it is never too late to return to Him.

We live in a world where many people view the Bible as a source of universal teachings, but its significance goes much deeper than that. The Word of God is not merely a history book or a quick guide to success; it represents a way of life. In today’s message, Pastor Ken emphasizes that when you apply the teachings of the Bible to your life, it becomes apparent to those around you. As a result, Jesus begins to make Himself known in the lives of others because of your influence!

I think it's safe to say that everyone has experienced a situation where one person fails to uphold their end of the bargain. Whether it's in the workplace or in a relationship, Pastor Ken wants you to understand that God takes commitment very seriously. God the Father is a covenant-keeping God; when He gives a promise, it is in His very nature to fulfill His commitments, and He expects the same from you and me. Today, Pastor Ken encourages you to keep your word just as God keeps His.

Isn’t it amazing to realize that we have a God who will never abandon us? While the world teaches self-reliance, Christianity uniquely conveys that we are not saved by our actions, but by our faith in Jesus Christ. That’s why, in today’s message, Pastor Ken wants you to know that if you don’t yet know Jesus and what He has done for you, the first step is to pray to Him. Ask Jesus to make Himself known in your life and express your desire for a relationship with Him. As you draw closer to Jesus, He will draw closer to you.

Tick... Tick... Tick... Tick... Tick... With each passing day, more and more of the prophecy in the Old Testament is fulfilled. From Jesus fulfilling many of the messianic prophecies in Isaiah, to the turmoil that we see today… the clock is ticking, and the events of Revelation are on their way. Today, you will learn from Pastor Ken that the end times are closer than you think. In fact, one could argue that you’re in them. The question is, will you be ready when the clock hits zero, or will you run out of time?

Have you ever been cancelled over your beliefs? Has society ever accused you of bigotry for standing for biblical truths instead of the latest social justice trend? If that hasn’t happened in a public forum, it’s probably still happened at a micro level where old friends refuse to talk to you for your beliefs. In today’s message, Pastor Ken teaches that society has tried to silence, or in modern terms, “cancel,” God’s people since way back in Hosea’s day. They always attempted to silence the true prophets.

If there’s anything great we could say about living in the 21st century, it’s how convenient everything is. If there’s anything bad we could say about living in the 21st century… It’s how convenient everything is. It’s spoiled all of us! Today, Pastor Ken teaches that we’ve lost our patience and expect God to move on our terms, at our pace. However, God’s not on your schedule… you’re on His. Your prayers may not be answered when you want, but they will be answered at the perfect time.

Hear me out… serving the Lord is a good, beautiful, wonderful thing. Every believer should be serving Jesus as an outpouring of their love for Him. However, as Pastor Ken, your service should not become more important than your relationship. In today’s message, you will learn how the Israelites thought that they could replace a relationship with a trip to the altar, and many Christians believe they can do the same by stacking enough chairs, rather than communing with the Creator.

Many people believe that if they do enough things, that is enough to satisfy God at the end of their life. They think they can outweigh the bad with the good. Well… good news, and bad news. The good news is that all good people enter Heaven! The bad news… well, there aren’t any good people. Today, Pastor Ken teaches that getting into heaven isn’t about what you do but who you know. You cannot do enough good to outweigh the sin in your life, so instead, build a relationship with Jesus.

There’s a narrative played out by Hollywood of the foolish boss who has no idea what they are doing, and employees who hate their supervisors and managers. Have you found yourself falling victim to the cultural image they try to push? Do you resent your boss for reasons that don’t make sense when you view it from an outside perspective? In today’s message, Pastor Ken teaches that you should actively pray for and lift up the authority figures in your life, hoping they will lead like Jesus.