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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 5 in a teaching series on Ephesians. Kenny continues a discussion on some of the various aspects of prayer that Paul prays in Ephesians 1:15-23. He shares about how the prayer compliments the teaching in the letter, showing us the need for the Holy Spirit to open the eyes of our heart to really know the riches of His glorious inheritance in the saints is and what the immeasurable greatness of His power toward us who believe.
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This is part 4 in a teaching series on Ephesians. Kenny begins a discussion on some of the various aspects of prayer that Paul prays in Ephesians 1:15-23. He shares about how the prayer compliments the teaching in the letter, showing us the need for the Holy Spirit to give us wisdom and revelation in knowing God and His ways. He also talks about the need for the Holy Spirit to open the eyes of our heart to really know God the Father and Jesus, who He has sent.
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This is the sixth sermon in a series in the letter of James that is titled, “Taming The Tongue”. Pastor Kenny reminded us of the potential power and influence of the tongue to bring harm and destruction or healing and hope. He challenged us to follow the model of Jesus in doing the works of Jesus and speaking the words of Jesus.
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In this message “He Has Risen!” Pastor Kenny reminded us that because of the resurrection of Jesus Christ we have a future hope of a bodily resurrection and a present hope that God’s Kingdom can break in at any moment.