The UnSafe Bible

Doesn't it feel satisfying to snap the final piece of a puzzle into place? For hours, even days, you've patiently fitted piece after piece together, watching the image slowly take shape. Today, Pastor Ken says that's what it's like when you begin to read and understand biblical prophecy. A passage here, a passage there, and the bigger picture starts to emerge. You don't see it all yet—and you won't see it all until Jesus returns the second time. Then, and only then, will the full image finally come into clear view.

There always seems to be so much to do—fix the loose drawer, answer that email, mow the lawn, organize the closet. It's easy to procrastinate and push it all to next week. The to-do list grows, and eventually neglect catches up with you. Today, Pastor Ken warns you that the same is true spiritually. When you ignore what God has clearly called you to do, the effects don't simply disappear. Disobedience and a lack of follow-through carry consequences—sometimes lasting for years, even generations.

Have you ever been so scared that your stomach felt like it dropped to the floor? Or so startled your heart seemed ready to pound out of your chest? Fear has a powerful effect on the body — and it can have an even stronger effect on your choices. Today, Pastor Ken reminds you that fear can keep you from stepping into what God has planned for you to do. It can hold you back and cloud your judgment. But God is with you. Trust Him, move forward, and refuse to let fear decide your future.

Albert Bierstadt (Beer-stat) painted sweeping landscapes of the American West in the late nineteenth century. When you first approach one of his massive canvases, you have to step back to take it all in. But as you move closer, you notice small details — deer grazing in the trees, a lone canoe on the water, a distant waterfall. You can't see the full picture and every detail at the same time. Today, Pastor Ken reminds you that while your vision is limited, God's is not. He sees it all — so trust Him.

One word can mean so much. Think about the word run. An athlete runs a race. Water runs down a window. A manager runs a company. A candidate runs for office. You can even have a run of good luck. One word — many meanings. Today, Pastor Ken points you to a title of God that is just as rich: “The Lord of Armies.” It speaks of His power, authority, justice, and care for His people. So much is wrapped up in that one name. And yet, as weighty as it is, even that title cannot fully capture who He is.

Traditions can be powerfully symbolic. The smell of turkey on Thanksgiving Day, hanging ornaments on the Christmas tree, lighting fireworks on the Fourth of July. But if you do those symbolic acts just to do them, they become meaningless. Today, Pastor Ken reminds you that spiritual traditions can turn into empty rituals as well. There are deep, powerful truths behind them—but if you practice them out of habit alone, you're missing the point. He challenges you to ask yourself, “Why am I doing this?” 

Every job involves an evaluation. Whether it's a formal sit-down with the boss or an informal pop-in from the principal, every head of a school or business wants to know what results you are producing. But today, Pastor Ken reminds you that Jesus isn't the CEO of a company. Of course, He wants you to be faithful with the time and talents He has entrusted you with, but at the end of the day, He accepts you, not what you have produced for Him. Be faithful with what He has given you, but rest in His acceptance. 

Sometimes we just go through the motions. You drive the same route and suddenly realize you're speeding without thinking. You flop onto the couch at night and flip on the same channel out of habit. Today, Pastor Ken warns that we can do the same thing spiritually. You open your Bible in the morning, say a quick prayer, and move on with your day. But have you paused to ask why you're doing it—or whether your heart is actually engaged?

When a car starts moving past fifteen miles per hour, it becomes harder and harder to stop. As the momentum of the car builds, it gains traction, and nothing but another heavy object can stop it! In today's message, Pastor Ken says Jesus is already on the move, God's plan is in play, and nothing can stop it. He's had a plan from the beginning! He loves you and wants you to trust Him so He can be in eternity with you! Put your faith in the death and resurrection of Jesus and allow God to shape your life!

Have you ever read a textbook and had to do your own research on the side just to find out the textbook wasn't completely right? I know I did that often in college! I would look at something and make sure that what it was proclaiming was fully accurate. Today, Pastor Ken says you must check that everything you read online is accurate according to scripture. The Bible is the word of the Lord, and it'll give you all the answers to life. Don't just listen to what others say, run to scripture for your answers!

When I was younger, I was put in sports, and what I learned seemed super boring, but I knew that it would help me be a better athlete in the future. I had to trust that my coaches knew what was better for me, even if it felt mundane and simple. It's the simple things that have helped me become a better athlete! In today's message, Pastor Ken shows us how the Bible is all connected. Everything in scripture leads back to Jesus! God fulfils all His promises, and He's still fulfilling His promises today!

I've been getting a lot of those videos on my phone of kids running away from home, eventually realizing how scary the world is without their parents. They always end up going back to their parents and are welcomed by a warm embrace! Today, Pastor Ken says you must fall at the feet of Jesus every day and give Him worship because He's worthy of it! You can't live this life on your own. Trust in Him and allow Him to lead you through the highs and lows of this life. I promise you, He'll never lead you astray! 

For some reason, everyone can tell you if something is good or wicked. There's an innate thought process in our head when we see something bad to call it bad. Today, Pastor Ken tells us why that's so. He says it's because the enemy has a lot of his minions doing the dirty work for him. You see, typically, Satan won't personally attack you, but he'll send his minions to try to get to you. You must stand firm in the Gospel and remember that God's already crushed the serpent's head. There's victory in Him!

When someone goes against the law, the just thing would be for a police officer to arrest them and bring them to court to see what punishment they really deserve. In today's message, Pastor Ken says we all deserve death, and when we choose to go against God and reject Him, that's what'll be given to us. You must trust in God fully and follow Him every day. He loves you and wants to have a relationship with you. Put your full faith in Jesus today and allow Him to guide and shape your whole life!

This past summer, I went to India, and there was something unique about my time there. As I was there, I noticed that there were people who gave their lives for the job that they were doing. They could've been a garbage man, but they were doing it at the highest capacity. In today's message, Pastor Ken says God allows you to be the best wherever you are when you're living in His calling. You can have confidence knowing that God has given you all you need to succeed in your job! Trust in His power today!

Sometimes, while I'm driving, I can feel lost. It's funny because most of the time I use a GPS, but my pride tells me I can do it on my own, and I go against what the GPS says! In today's message, Pastor Ken says scripture tells us that it's not by our might or our power but the Holy Spirit in us that allows us to live. You must depend on Him for all your knowledge in this life. God gave you the Holy Spirit as a guide for you as you walk through every situation in your lifetime. Trust in the Lord's provision today!

I'll be honest, everything I learned in school from a textbook seems so foreign to me today. There are a couple of things I can recall, but some of the smaller things have completely left my brain! What I do know is my teachers spent a lot of time pouring into my life, and they prepped every day so that I could learn! In today's message, Pastor Ken says the Holy Spirit will teach you everything you need to know about the Bible. He'll remind you of the verses you need to know as you go through life's hills and valleys.

If you know anything about sports, then you'll know that what happens when a player is on their own is far more valuable than what happens while they're playing. You see, their preparation is what allows them to play well when it matters most! Today, Pastor Ken says God wants you to remain faithful to Him in every circumstance. When life feels hard, your response should be to be faithful to Him. He loves you and wants to lead you through all of life's circumstances. Trust in Him with your whole heart today!

When a child is born, there are many things they must learn. One of those things is how to use the bathroom. This may be TMI, but I remember being young and asking my parents for help all the time because I was learning the proper ways to go! This is going to feel like a stretch, but you must ask God for help just as often, if not more, for help because He's the one who can guide you through life's ups and downs. In today's message, Pastor Ken says God's a protector and will always look out for His children!

How does it feel when you see someone being wrongly accused? I know when it happens to me, I get extremely frustrated because I know I did nothing wrong, but I am getting blamed. Today, Pastor Ken says the enemy is the accuser. He lies to you every day and will tell you what you've done wrong. But here's the beauty of it all: what the enemy says is bad, God's redeemed through the blood of Jesus. The Lord doesn't accuse you; He forgives you through the death and resurrection of His Son!

Satan really puts in the effort to mess with your connection to God. He doesn't want you to depend on God for anything at all. To achieve that, he keeps you wrapped up in a fantasy where all the answers to your problems are just within reach. But do you really find the solutions you're seeking? In today's message, Pastor Ken is here to remind you to seek God's help in everything. The world will always leave you wanting more. But only God can fulfil all your needs! He's your strength and your provider!

Every time you make a move for God and dive into His plan, it seems like the entire universe is pushing back against you. If you're feeling that way, just know you're in good company. Satan throws challenges into the lives of believers, trying to steer them away from God's plan. So, do you really trust God with every bit of your heart? Today, Pastor Ken is here to remind you to lean on God through everything life throws at you. With God by your side, there's nothing that can hold you back or bring you down!

History shows us the rise and falls of great nations. Satan really put in the effort to pull off the same trick with Israel, too. But look at that! God's nation is as strong as ever, standing tall and proud. Today, Pastor Ken shares that there's truly nothing that can rival God's protection over His nation and His people. As a believer in Christ, you've now become part of His family. Whenever you're feeling a bit down, just keep in mind that God is right there, acting as your shield against any attacks that come your way!

When you need to ask your dad for the car, you don't go on and on about how it would totally transform your life, do you? You simply ask him! In a similar way, sometimes, believers spend quite a bit of time before diving into their actual prayer request. In today's message, Pastor Ken takes you on a journey through the angel's example, sharing insights on how to pray. God already knows what's on your mind. So, cut to the chase—share your worries with Him directly! Don't beat around the bush.

When you snag a used car, it's not like you can just hop in and hit the road right away. You roll it into the garage, swap out the oils, and give it a personal touch. That's when it really begins to feel like it's YOUR car. Similarly, when you embrace Salvation, you unlock the door to forgiveness. But does that also mean your body is free from sin? Today, Pastor Ken tells you what sanctification means. Through Salvation, God has purchased you, but through sanctification, He cleanses you and makes you His own!

In our time, we have these amazing presidential libraries that showcase the remarkable achievements of our nation's leaders. It's a way to keep the memory of a certain president's legacy alive for everyone. Hey, did you ever realise that the folks from the Old Testament were doing that, too? In today's message, Pastor Ken invites you to stroll down memory lane, sharing how things used to be done. Back in the day, folks would construct grand temples to keep the memory of their empire's ruler alive.

Consider a puzzle. Each piece fits perfectly in its specific cutout. Now, imagine each of us were puzzle pieces, cut and designed for a specific reason. God tells us that we are all wonderfully and purposefully made, making us all of great importance to His Kingdom. He gives us each a gift to use, made and designed for something only we can do. Today, Pastor Ken highlights that when God guides us on a path, He has a planned purpose for us. Do you know your gifts? Do you allow God to use them?      

Waiting on God to move us and allowing Him to guide us can be hard at times. We often get tempted into giving God a hand, thinking that we know best, that we know better. It's important that we look to the Lord, knowing that He will lead us to our rescue during the different seasons of our lives. Today, Pastor Ken teaches us the importance of spiritually strong friends who are not afraid to point us back in the right direction when we start to wander off the path that God has planned for us.  

Satan's favorite tactic to use against believers is discouragement; keeping them from their godly advances. Whether that's to give them a sense of false truth, to throw up walls, or simply slow them down. The enemy will use people to further his agenda without shame, in hopes that he can get the believer to back out altogether. Today, Pastor Ken emphasizes the importance of knowing that the enemy doesn't change. Find somebody to encourage you and remind you who you are in Christ.       

In sports, there are always two teams that play against each other. There are usually fans on both sides, and sometimes it can get nasty. What if I told you there are two teams in this world? The team that follows Jesus and the team that doesn't. Today, Pastor Ken says those who are of Christ are saved from His wrath at the end times. Have you chosen to follow Jesus as your Lord and Savior? There's no better time than right now. Trust in Him and have hope in the eternity that is set before you with Jesus!

When I look around, I see a ton of leaders who are going against God's will. It's hard to want to follow them, but scripture calls us to respect those who are put in positions of authority over us. In today's message, Pastor Ken says the book of Zephaniah is relatable to today because Zephaniah talks about corrupt leaders. When you have a hard time following those in power, remind yourself that God has a plan far greater than you think. Follow Him wholly and put your full faith and trust in God!

Have you ever heard something and thought, “That's really good, I hope so-and-so heard that.” I know I do that all the time. The problem is, most of the time, I'm the one who really needed to hear it! In today's message, Pastor Ken says even though the Jews had the word of God, they still rebelled and thought that the things of the Bible were written for other people outside of themselves. Before you look out for others, inspect your own life! See if maybe God's speaking to you and trying to guide you.

Sometimes when I look around the world, I want to bring justice to what's unjust. Is anyone with me on that? There just seems to be so much that needs to be changed! Today, Pastor Ken gives us hope. He says God will bring justice to those who are against His will and that if they don't repent, He'll bring justice. You aren't meant to bring justice to those who are unjust. God promises to make all things right in the end! As hard as that is to trust in, you must remember that God's plans are far better than your own!

Have you ever realized that it's difficult to find peace when you're relying on yourself? I know when I do, I start to second-guess my decisions and ask myself if what I'm doing is actually right. In today's message, Pastor Ken says as a Christian, you must trust in God fully and allow Him to lead you. It's easy to be sucked into what this world thinks is good and right for you, but God wants you to fully depend on Him and let Him lead your life. He has the eternal perspective and will lead you to better things.

When I was in college, I always wanted to get good grades, but sometimes it was hard for me to do so. As much as I wanted to, I never put in the work to actually get good grades. I would take notes in class and then go home and never study, and let me tell you, that's not a recipe for success. Today, Pastor Ken says you must have faith in the Lord to live in eternity with Him. You must live for Him fully! Scripture says you will know a believer by their fruit, meaning you must live according to God's will for your life!

Recently, I've been seeing videos of these little kids who try to run away from home. They pack their bags and walk down the driveway only to eventually realize they don't know how to live on their own, and run back to the arms of their parent. Of course, every time the parent isn't scared because they know the child will always come home. Today, Pastor Ken says you must stand firm in God because He won't judge you if you trust in Him. Run back to your Father's arms today! You're never too far gone!

In the game of hide and seek, there's a seeker and then a ton of people who are hiding. The way the hiders win is if the seekers never find them! When I was younger, I remember having to get super creative to ensure I won as a hider, and most of the time it still wasn't enough… Today, Pastor Ken says there's nowhere you can hide from the Lord on judgment day. He'll find everyone who's against Him! Therefore, you must be ready and have a relationship with Him so you can be in His presence for eternity!

At a soccer match, the field is reserved for the players. It would be weird if someone from the crowd was on there, and yet it happens all the time. They must get security to get the fans off the field, and usually those people end up spending a night in jail. Today, Pastor Ken says the people in the book of Zephaniah disqualified themselves from entering the temple of God because of their actions. You have full access to God if you believe! He sent His Son so you can have a relationship with Him!

Have you ever tried to go on a diet? The thing that always breaks a diet is the compromises that are made in between. You see, once you break a rule once, it becomes easier to break it again in the future! In today's message, Pastor Ken warns you against the trap of the enemy. He'll tell you that it's okay to compromise and do a “little” sin once, but that's a slippery slope to go down. Trust in God's goodness and stand firm in His ways for your life. God's ways are eternal, while the ways of this world are fleeting.

Can we all agree that it's easy to be persuaded to do anything? I mean, think of the last time you were with your friends and did something just because everyone else was! Today, Pastor Ken says you must be wary of falling into the world's trap and becoming like the world. It seems tempting, but everything the world promises will all come crashing down. True fulfillment is found in Jesus. He's the only one who takes away all sin and shame. He loves you and is seeking a relationship with you!

Have you ever received something you knew you didn't deserve? I recently got married, and well, a lot of people wanted to bless my wife and me as we stepped into this new covenant together. There were plenty of gifts that we got that we didn't deserve! We felt extremely loved by everyone! In today's message, Pastor Ken says in the last days God will show His mercy, but also show how powerful He is. He'll judge those who need to be judged, but if you choose to follow Him, you'll live with Him for eternity!

I remember when I was younger, I constantly pushed back on what my parents would tell me to do. Back then, the things I pushed back on felt silly to follow. Now, as I look back on my childhood, I realize all the things my parents were trying to teach me were for my benefit in the long run, not just in the moment! In today's message, Pastor Ken says the book of Zephaniah will call you out in a lot of things, but it's because God sees the eternal perspective. Trust His wisdom and guidance today!

There's something truly amazing about what Jesus has done for us. He didn't have to come to this earth or experience the suffering we face. He didn't have to take our place on the cross, but He chose to. Jesus willingly sacrificed Himself for all who believe in Him and confess Him as the Son of God. Today, Pastor Ken wants you to know that you can become part of God's family, too. You don't have to face this world alone, because the Savior of the universe desires a personal relationship with you.

If you knew something terrible was about to happen, a natural disaster or a public accident, wouldn't you do everything in your power to warn people and help save them? Many have heard of the rapture, but few truly understand what comes afterward. That's why in today's message, Pastor Ken urges you to share the gospel with the world, to encourage them to be saved, and let people know that time is short. A day is coming when it will be too late to warn others, and no one wants to be left behind.

As Christians, we are called to be in the world, but not of it. Yet many believers still find themselves in situations they have no business being in, through the media we consume or the social environments we place ourselves in. When we spend too much time in worldly spaces or constantly consume secular content, we become more susceptible to temptation and, over time, desensitized to sin. That's why in today's message, Pastor Ron reminds you to stay grounded in the Lord, even while living in the world.

Have you ever had one of those days when you're left alone with thoughts of your past life? Maybe you lived shackled by old habits or felt stuck with no one to turn to. If that's you today, Pastor Ken wants you to know that you are not alone. Jesus Christ came into this world, died for your sins, and promises to be with you always. Through every storm and season of hardship, Jesus Christ remains faithful and will carry you through every struggle. Trust in Jesus Christ.

In this life, many people live in a worldly way. Before we came to Christ, many of us lived the same way, indulging in our own wants and desires. But when we come to Christ and offer Him our hearts, He frees us from those burdens. He removes the shackles from our wrists and sets us free. So why would we ever want to return to those chains? Today, Pastor Ken encourages you to keep your eyes fixed on the Lord. Leave the past in the past, and look forward to your relationship with Jesus.

We live in a world where having an unpopular opinion often means being told you're wrong. Now more than ever, the Word of God and those who follow Christ are met with opposition because it stands against what many believe. But today, Pastor Ken encourages you to hold fast to the Word of God. Place your trust in it, and you'll see time and time again that Scripture proves true. And one day, Jesus will return for all who believe in Him, who place their faith in Him, and who confess His name.

Faith isn't always easy to demonstrate. Many people place their trust in ideas, believing that people are good or that there's something more beyond this life, yet they struggle to trust what they cannot see. But, there comes a moment when each of us must make a decision: Will we choose this world and its temporary things, or will we choose what is eternal? In today's message, Pastor Ken encourages you to make that decision and choose Christ. Place your faith in Jesus and allow Him to show you the way.

It's amazing how, before we met Christ, many of us believed we were good people. But the reality is that in a sinful world, with an inherent tendency toward sin, we fall far short of God's standard. When we truly understand what sin is and how it separates us from God, we realize we miss the mark completely. That's why Jesus came into this world: to save us from our sin and to take our place on the cross. Today, Pastor Ken reminds you that when you accept the grace of Jesus, you are made new and fully forgiven in Christ.

As parents, we know that not everything our children ask for will benefit them. Sometimes we have to say no, even when they don't understand it, because we're looking out for their future. In the same way, God does this with us. He knows our hearts, our wants, and our needs, but sometimes the things we desire aren't what's best for us. That's why Pastor Ken wants us to know that no matter how God answers our prayers, we can always trust Him to bring what is good for our future into our lives.