The UnSafe Bible

All throughout scripture, God uses imagery, places, and people to describe the evil and satanic forces. It can be hard to decipher if God is talking about a literal person, or if He is referring to Satan or another demonic presence. There are many opinions about these biblical prophecies, but it’s important to remember that God will win in the end. Today, Pastor Ken is going to help you look at the prophecies talked about in Ezekiel in order to get a better understanding of what is going to take place.

There are so many questions that God has left us. When will He return? When will all the biblical prophecies take place? These are questions that have puzzled even the most proficient bible scholars since the beginning of the Bible. In today’s message, Pastor Ken is going to encourage you that God left out some of the details intentionally. He doesn’t want Satan to know the time and place He is going to return. The truth is, it doesn’t matter to the believer. All you need to do is trust that He will return and anticipate it. 

The study of the end times is a polarizing topic that commands the minds of many. We must be careful not to let it consume us, as Scripture only provides so much truth on the matter. In today’s message, Pastor Ken will highlight end times references in Ezekiel 37, and encourage listeners to rely on Scripture for interpretation. The study of this should push us towards Christ, and should never be used for personal gain. Be sure to always cross-check theories with the Word of God to ensure accuracy! 

Every part of Scripture points to Jesus and the Gospel message of who He is and how He came to save. Today, Pastor Ken will look at the references to Jesus in Ezekiel 37. There is much Jesus did during His time on earth to prove He is the Son of God, but even still, many Jews did not believe. The only way to spend eternity with Him is to confess your sins and declare Jesus as Lord of your life. Have you acknowledged Jesus in your life, and committed to follow after Him for the rest of your days? 

The story of Israel has been tumultuous at times, and it is still being written. God is not surprised by any of it, as He is at work orchestrating every detail. In today’s teaching, Pastor Ken will show listeners where the disbanding of Israel began, and how God used Ezekiel to speak more prophecy. The Lord is in the business of restoration and reunification, and Israel may be the greatest example of that! How can you grow your understanding of history so you can better understand the happenings of our day? 

Do you ever wonder what God has planned for His people? The Bible tells us through the works of God’s divinely inspired people. The teachers, the prophets, and even Jesus, who died for our sins, play a part in God’s plan. So the question that people want to know is, what now? In today’s message, Pastor Ken deep dives into the prophesies Ezekiel made and how they’re coming to life in these times. Today, you’ll learn How God uses His people to serve purposes greater than ever imagined.

As Christians, we realize a harsh reality. Not everyone who’s heard of Jesus will accept Him in their lives and will have to experience eternal separation from God. In today’s message, Pastor Ken continues through the Book of Ezekiel and arrives at one of the hardest truths a Christian can hear: without Jesus Christ, we are as good as dead. In the Bible, Jesus says no one can come through the Father except through Him. There is no other way. Jesus is the way, the truth, and the light. 

One must follow many steps to have a good relationship with someone. For instance, when you spend time together, you create a bond between the two of you. To make a connection with someone, you have to be devoted. God asks the same of you. Our relationship with God is that of a Father and child. When we seek God, we should desire Him with the same traits we have in any friendship, except He comes first. In today’s message, Pastor Ken tells you God wants that relationship with you.

There’s something special about the Word of God. When you read the Bible, you are communicating with God. God speaks to us through His Word, and we can talk to Him through our ability to pray. What happens when you remove the Word of God from your life? God stops speaking to you. In other ways, God can talk to us, such as revealed thoughts in prayer and through other believers, but God mainly talks to us through His Word. In today’s message, Pastor Ken tells you the importance of communicating with God.

Do you feel called to ministry? God gave us these spiritual gifts to use for a reason. Whether it’s the ability to teach or to sing, God calls every single one of His people to serve. The Bible tells us that every believer in Christ has at least one spiritual gift. With these gifts, there come expectations of us as followers of Christ. In today’s message, Pastor Ken tells you that if you feel called to ministry, you MUST leave your sinful lifestyle behind; this is imperative to all who want to serve the Lord correctly.