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This teaching is part 6 of the series in 1 John where Kenny goes through 1 John 2:28-3:10. Kenny shares that John continues to encourage them to abide in Jesus and his teaching and affirms that they have been born of God and are children of God “NOW”. He further encourages them with the hope they have in being like Jesus when He appears and calls them to a life of righteousness.
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This teaching is 1 John – Part 4 where Kenny goes through 1 John 2:12-17. Kenny shares about John affirming to the readers of the letter about the spiritual qualities and maturity they have. John also warns these readers and us to beware of the world and it’s evil system that will constantly look to pull us into walking in darkness.
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This teaching is part 3 of a series on 1 John where Kenny goes through 1 John 2:3-11. He shares about how John gives them a test to know if someone really knows God and then calls believers to walk in the same way Jesus did. To walk like Jesus is to live the whole our life just like like Jesus did, and in particular in how he loved people.
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In this message, Walk In The Power Of Love, Kenny beginning with 1 John 2:6 sharing how John here instructs us to walk the same kind of walk Jesus lived and to . He follow Jesus’ command to love one another as Jesus loved us. He shares some of the gospel stories of Jesus demonstrating loving others for us to to know how we are to walk.
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In this message, The Gift Of Koinonia, Kenny takes us into 1 John 1:1-2:2 and explains the importance of Jesus taking on flesh and shedding His blood and giving His life for us on the cross. He talks about the forgiveness we receive and that God’s wrath was taken away. But he focuses on the fellowship, or koinonia, we have been brought into by Christ and our responsibility to steward this gift of koinonia we have received from God.