The UnSafe Bible

Life can be a complex journey, full of choices, challenges, and moments of triumph and trial. Today, Pastor Ken reminds us through today’s message that you mess up and fall into sin. We're all human, prone to make mistakes, and occasionally, we may lose our way. At times, we might find ourselves entangled in the consequences of our choices. Sometimes, God will allow this to show you why you need Him. He allows us to experience the pain of our own actions, not to condemn us, but to lead us back to Him.

Have you ever thought about the battle that has been going on since the beginning of time? In today’s message, Pastor Ken talks about how the Devil is trying to keep Jesus from taking back Earth. But, as you may know, Jesus will prevail. You must hold onto the unshakable belief that Jesus will win. His power, His love, and His message of hope will prevail, no matter how fierce the opposition. No matter what trial you are going through, Jesus has already defeated the enemy, so lean into Him!

In today’s message, Pastor Ken visits the Book of Revelation and makes comparisons to the city of Babylon that has yet to come and the nation of Tyre. In the Book of Ezekiel, the nation of Tyre was one of a few nations who plotted against God and suffered their inevitable defeat. But Pastor Ken dissects the comparisons the two cities will have. And just like the destruction of Tyre, the city of Babylon will suffer the same defeat at the hands of our mighty God. God will judge the city of Babylon and all of its inhabitants.

In the Book of Ezekiel, many events and prophecies that occurred are seen at various other points in the Bible. One correlation was the destruction of Tyre. Tyre was a nation that conspired against God’s plans and ultimately saw their demise. The correlation was to the nation of Babylon in the Book of Revelation and its inevitable destruction. In today’s message, Pastor Ken informs us that we are to take caution. These are not just warnings but signs that we’re coming closer to the return of Jesus Christ.

Isn’t it unbelievable that we’re still discovering things from the Bible in our times? The Bible is not only the Word of God but a history of what the world was like. In today’s message, Pastor Ken tells us that our discoveries of ancient lost cities and relics of the past line up with what the Bible teaches. The Bible is the oldest written peace of documented History humanity has ever had. And while we are still finding things from the Bible, the world around us confirms the things in the Bible that were yet to happen.

Do you have doubts about God? We see time and time again that there were many tribes and cities in the Bible that doubted and tested the God of Abraham. But our God isn’t a God of empty promises when He says something. When God speaks to us, great things happen. God spoke judgment into the city of Tyre, and their enemies destroyed them. And in today’s message, Pastor Ken reminds you that God isn’t a God of empty promises and words, but our God fulfills His words.

We live in a world with many parallels to what the Book of Revelation says would happen. But what’s crazy is how much the Old Testament would prophesize what would occur in the Book of Revelation and our times NOW. In today’s message, Pastor Ken takes us through the Book of Ezekiel and reminds us that the things they went through in the Old Testament are relative to what’s happening in our times. Today, you’ll learn that a city like Tyre that was destroyed in an instant is what is going to happen to Babylon. 

The Book of Luke talks about one verse regarded as the golden rule in the Bible. Luke 6:31 says to treat others the way you want to be treated. As Christians, we should treat others with the same aforethought we desire in all areas of our lives. Including those we do business with. But as we know, only some have the same motives and morals we do. That’s why, in today’s message, Pastor Ken warns us of the dangers of who we surround ourselves with. Today, you’ll discover that some people are only around for their gain.

Satan is the prince of lies. As much as we like to think we’re above his deception, we often underestimate just how pervasive it is. It’s not just the large-scale falsehoods that are peddled to the public by branches of the media. These lies can sneak their way into our lives in much more subtle ways. As Pastor Ken continues our study of the book of Ezekiel in today’s message, he’ll remind us that we need to be equipped with the truth of God’s Word in order to recognize these lies and resist them.  

The fight between Palestine and Israel is rooted much deeper than the land. Every war or dispute in history in fact has deeper roots than the surface-level disagreements that led to fighting. As Pastor Ken continues our study of the book of Ezekiel in today’s message, he’ll remind us that there’s an ongoing war that began long ago, even before man fell into sin. Satan hates God and is jealous of His power and position. He’s been fighting in the spiritual realm, doing everything he can to hurt God and those He loves.