In this chapter the LORD appears to Solomon a second time. The LORD tells King Solomon that he heard his prayer. If he follows Him as did David his father follow the LORD, then his kingdom will be established. If he forsakes the LORD by following and worshipping false gods, then his kingdom will be cut off. This is God's warning to King Solomon.

Pastor Kevin Akana continues this chapter by chapter study of 1 Kings. In chapter 8 we see Solomon leading the nation in dedicating the Temple to the LORD.

First Solomon built the Temple which took him seven years to construct. In chapter 7 Pastor Kevin Akana will look at Solomon's construction of his own house.

In this chapter we see a detailed description of the temple. The nation worshipped at the Tabernacle for 400 years, but now they something more permanent.

In this chapter we see the beginning of the building of the Temple. This was the most magnificent structure ever built. It was estimated that today it would cost a trillion dollars to be built.

On January 1, 2023 Pastor Kevin Akana brought this message to the church. As we celebrated the new year and looked forward to the new year it was important for us to be "All for Christ!"

What happened after Jesus was born in a manger? What happened after the angel announced the birth of the Saviour to the shepherds and after they went with haste to see this thing that was made known to them? In this passage we will Jesus at 8 days old and at 12 years old.

Was Jesus born on December 25th? If He was not born on that date, when was Jesus born? Pastor Kevin looks at some verses in Scripture that gives us hints to when our LORD was born. Hint: It has something to do with a feast day.

In this message Pastor Kevin Akana shares with us how the virgin birth of Jesus removed the curse.

In chapter 4 we see the golden age of Israel. King David set things up in order for the blessings to fall upon the nation during the reign of Solomon. Here we see the height of the nation, yet they still only occupied a fraction of the land that God had for them.