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In this message, The Revelation Of Jesus Christ, Kenny is looking at Revelation 1:1-8. He focuses on some of the truths the author states about who Jesus is and who we are. These truths are to comfort, encourage and help us, giving us God’s perspective as we face difficulty, conflict, chaos and the struggle against evil.
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In this message, Love One Another As I Have Loved You, Kenny is looking at John 13:34-35. He reminds us of Jesus’ command to love one another as He has loved us, giving us some good practical expressions of what that looks like, as well as how we can live this command out by the power of the spirit.
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In this message, Deliver Us From Evil, Kenny is looking at Matt 6:13, Lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. He reminds us that just as we can not save ourselves neither can we keep ourselves. We need to continual live in dependence on our loving Father and humble ourselves and cry out to Him and he is ready and willing to come to our aid.
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In this message, Our Father In Heaven, Kenny is in Matt 6:9, the first phrase of the Lord’s Prayer.He shares how the Jesus is characterizing the Father for us. Jesus is not just giving us a new title to address the Father by but wanting to understand how we should know and relate to the Father and understand how He sees us and relates to us as His beloved children.
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In this message, Straining For The Goal, Kenny is in Philippians chapter 3 reminding us to count all things loss so we can have an intimate dynamic relationship with Christ and experientially know Him and the power of resurrection now that enables us to “live a new life” in Christ.
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In this message, Set Your Hope, Kenny is in 1 Peter 1:1-13 where he reminds us of who we are as God’s “Elect Exiles” and that by God’s great mercy, we have a “Living Hope” birthed within us. Then he calls us to set that hope on the grace to be revealed at Jesus’ return so that hope transforms us and brings hope to others.