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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.
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This is part 14 in a teaching series on Ephesians. In this episode Kenny continues in Ephesians 3:1-13 with a focus on verses 6-10. He shares some more about the mystery that was hidden in ages past but has now been revealed to Paul and the apostles and prophets. He also shares about the gift of God’s grace that was at work in Paul not only to bring him to salvation but also to work in him to preach to the Gentiles the unsearchable riches of Christ and to make know to everyone the plan of the mystery.
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This is part 13 in a teaching series on Ephesians. In this episode Kenny starts into Ephesians 3:1-13 and describes why Paul uses as a title for himself, that he is a prisoner of Christ Jesus on behalf of the Gentiles. He also shares about what Paul means by having a stewardship of grace and what it means that the mystery had been made known to Paul by revelations.
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This is part 8 in a teaching series on Ephesians. Kenny finishes up on Ephesians 2:1-10. The focus in the episode is looking at verses 8-10 and Paul’s statement that we are God’s workmanship craeated in Christ Jesus for good works that God prepared in advance for us to walk in. Kenny gives some ideas of what the works are that we are called to walk in, from character and values to supernatural works like healing the sick.
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This is part 7 in a teaching series on Ephesians. Kenny continues in Ephesians 2:1-10. The focus in the episode is looking at verses 4-7 from God’s perspective and why it is important to understand this. We have a new identity and new position in Christ and God saved us so that we could walk in that new identity and new position all to the praise and glory of God.