This is part 15 in a teaching series on Ephesians. In this episode Kenny continues in Ephesians 3:1-13 with a focus on verses 10-13. He shares some more about the mystery that was hidden in ages past but has now been revealed to Paul and us. He shares about God’s eternal purpose in Christ that has been realized in Christ and the call for us to live out functionally what God purposed in Christ and it’s impact on us sharing the gospel of the Kingdom.
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.
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.
This is the seventh sermon in a series in the letter of James that is titled, “Wisdom From Above”. Pastor Kenny reminded us of the kind of wisdom that God gives generously, and that we need to humble ourselves and draw near to God and He will draw near to us and give us grace that can change our hearts and fill us with His wisdom.
This is the second sermon in a series in the letter of James that is titled, “Quick To Listen, Slow To Speak, Slow To Anger”. Pastor Kenny reminded us that man’s anger will never produce the righteousness of God and cautioned us about being lured and enticed by our own desires that will only bring spiritual poverty and death.
