Audio Messages

Do you believe God is grumpy and ready to whack you instantly when you do wrong? That is not the God of the bible. The God we serve is patient and loving. He is slow to anger and quick to bless. This message by Pastor Ken is from Luke chapter 15 which tells of God who is searching to restore that which is lost and is lavish with love towards his sons and daughters that rebel and repent.

This week’s message is from Luke Chapter 18. Pastor Ken teaches the elements for success in the growth in the early church. The topic is evangelism and the secret is relationships. That the church must not isolate from the world but bring to the world the holy presence of God that live in the believer.

Who are you? Pastor Ken shares how you can discover who your really are in this ever changing world by remembering who God created you to be. Instead of trying to find yourself in you own “I”dentity we are to find ourselves in the “We” which is in fellowship with the trinity and God’s people who reflect His image.

In a world where everything is changing so rapidly one thing we can count on is God’s love. God’s love is not conditional it is instead constant. We are to learn to love constantly to be more like His son who love people no matter what the circumstances of their lives were. While he did not have acceptance for sin he did love and accept the sinner!

In today’s message from the Series 40 Days of Love Pastor Ken shares insights on how to speak truth lovingly. To love people with our speak we need to learn to use honest words, careful words, sincere words, and building words. Our words can either destroy or create and need to be bridled by the power of the Holy Spirit. Speaking the truth in a loving way is hard but we do not grow and others do not grow until we learn to communicate honestly and lovingly.

One man living of Godly character living out his faith in his community can transform it. That is the call Paul gives to his faithful servant Titus and to us. In today message we are encouraged to live out the character qualities of the disciples in love and never forget what Jesus has saved us from the life of a Cretan serving the god of his own flesh. Remembering the Cretan in us will help us never lose compassion for those who are drowning in their own folly and put us in the place of humility before our King.

As we face a new year what is going to make this year extraordinary? Is it losing weight? Making more money? Having more friends? Jesus has a new command that if obeyed could make this and extraordinary year. It is to "Love one another." Obeying with command will revive our church, your relationship with God, bring rival to others in our community. While breathing makes one physically alive. Loving makes one spiritually alive.

Are you full? Contentment is something that is often very absent in our modern lives and yet is the key to lasting joy. You can know true contentment and peace today in the person of Jesus Christ. This message in Philippians 4:11-13 the Apostle share what he has learned about the secret of contentment.

Are the worries of life stressing you out? In today’s message we see that worry comes from the unmet needs in our lives or the possibility of our needs not being met in the future. In Matthew Chapter 6 Jesus help us sort out the priorities of life and helps us discover what our needs truly are. Our modern life produces all kind of stress but Jesus g ave us the answers 2000 years ago for peace.

Jesus says do not “Judge.” And while most of us agree we do not like to be judged by others we tend to “judge” others. In this message we explore four reasons why Jesus asks us to stop judging our neighbors and how by doing so we will be blessed.