UNSEEN, BUT NOT ABSENT

OUR SUFFERING AND SYMPATHETIC REDEEMER

Job teaches that faithful people can suffer without understanding why. In week 17 of Jesus in all of Scripture Pastor Kevin reminds us that God remains good, present, and at work even when His purposes seem hidden. Jesus Christ, entered our suffering so we can trust God even when life does not make sense

UNSEEN, BUT NOT ABSENT

Esther reveals that even when God seems silent, He is actively working to accomplish His sovereign purpose. In week 16 of Jesus in all of Scripture, Pastor Kevin reminds us that ultimately, Esther points to Jesus, the greater Savior, who gave His life to rescue His people and assures us that even when God is unseen, He is never absent.

FRESH FIRE

Pentecost reveals that God never intended believers to live the Christian life in their own strength, but through the empowering and ongoing filling of the Holy Spirit that brings transformation. This Pentecost Sunday Pastor Kevin emphasizes that fresh fire comes through hunger, surrender, prayer, and returning to God with desperate hearts.

THE GREATER REBUILDER

Nehemiah shows that rebuilding begins with a holy burden. In week 15 of Jesus in all of Scripture we see that Nehemiah ultimately points to Jesus—the greater Rebuilder. Restoration always faces resistance, requiring to build with faith, vigilance, and endurance while refusing to “come down from the wall.”

RESTORING RUINS

Ezra reminds us that God is still in the business of restoration. In week 14 of Jesus in all of Scripture pastor Kevin reminds us that true restoration begins with worship, surrender, and returning to God’s presence.