This is a recording from the Kingdom Life radio program with Kenny Hebert on WLPV in Greenfield, MA. On this program, “The Kingdom Of God Part 3“, Kenny continues to discuss the Kingdom of God seen in the Old Testament. He points out how the prophets, especially Isaiah and Daniel, spoke of a future Kingdom of God that was coming that would surpass the greatness of any before it and would do away with all evil once and for all. The words of the prophet brought hope to the people of Israel and also created an expectation of what the coming Kingdom would be like.
This is a recording from the Kingdom Life radio program with Kenny Hebert on WLPV in Greenfield, MA. On this program, “The Kingdom Of God Part 2“, Kenny talks about how the Kingdom of God is rooted in the Old Testament. He points out the Kingdom of God as seen in the Exodus story and in the monarchy of King David and King Solomon and how these stories create an expectation of a coming future Kingdom and point to it’s fulfillment in Christ.
This is a recording from the Kingdom Life radio program with Kenny Hebert on WLPV in Greenfield, MA. On this program, “The Kingdom Of God Part 1“, Kenny gives us an introduction and some background information on the Kingdom of God. He shares how the Kingdom of God was Jesus’ central message and to really understand it one needs to understand the biblical understanding of the word “Kingdom”.
In this message,”Under The Influence“, Kenny starts with Matthew 6:19-21 where Jesus says “do not lay up treasures on earth but treasures in Heaven, because where your treasure is there your heart will be also”. Then he challenges us with the question, “What are we under the influence of?”.
In this message, Walk Worthy Of The Calling, Kenny is in Ephesians 4:1 looking at the Father who has called us and what He has called us to be and challenges us to live our lives in a manner that matches the true value of our calling in Christ.
In this message, Walk In His Works, Kenny is in Ephesians 2:1-10 looking at who we were before salvation, our new identity in Christ because of God’s mercy, grace and love; and our calling to walk in the works God has prepared for us ahead of time.
