How Paul and the Team Does Ministry Part 1

How Paul and the Team Does Ministry Part 1

The sports teams that win championships usually have an identity and use it to unify their players to achieve their goal. It’s their unity that allows them to do things that other teams can’t. Today, Pastor Ken says you can’t get distracted by the things around you! The Gospel must be the driving force for your ministry! If you keep that at the forefront of your mind when making decisions, you’ll find that the ways the enemy tries to tear you down will seem small compared to the goal of sharing Jesus with everyone.

Thessalonians Part 3

Have you ever driven a broken car before? It’s the worst… You start to question if you’re safe, and all the lights start to light up across your dashboard. Everything in the car has a purpose, and if anything doesn’t work correctly, there’s a chance you’re ruining the longevity of the vehicle. Today, Pastor Ken says if you’re a follower of Jesus, you’ll want to serve the church because of the gifts God’s given you. You’re vital to the health of your church! God’s given you a unique gift; use it to its fullest potential!

Thessalonians Part 2

In football, it takes a whole team to win. They must be unified and together so they can play as a unit. It would be strange if we saw one player alone against eleven others. They would most definitely lose! Today, Pastor Ken says the only way we can fulfill the great commission is with the Holy Spirit. He’s your teammate and wants to help you bring others to Christ. There’s nothing you can do without it! You must lean on the Holy Spirit’s guidance and wisdom as you share the Gospel with others.

Thessalonians Part 1

In Marvel’s Avengers movies, there’s one substance that is stronger than anything else. It’s called vibranium. With this element, machinery and weapons become more powerful than anything in this world. Whoever controls it has immense power. Today, Pastor Ken says, when you’re a Christian, people will persecute you. Like Vibranium, God’s Word has power; you must use it appropriately and purposefully. Don’t use it out of context, but rather use it to correct people if they have the wrong context of a passage.

Discouragement, Encouragement, and the Future Part 3

Have you ever felt insecure about your place in God’s Kingdom? Maybe you know someone successful in ministry, or you just pulled out your phone and saw someone leading thousands of people in worship, and it made you feel insecure about your own role in the body of Christ. Well, Pastor Ken wants to encourage you today by reminding you that God has different paths in mind for every person. It may not be your time yet, but God is preparing you right now to do great things for His Kingdom!