Our Sunday sermons from Kauai Bible Church. We hope you are encouraged and challenged as you listen to our teachings from the Bible.
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What kind of church will we build? In Matthew 16:13-18, we discover Jesus’ heart and purpose for His Church and what it means for us to be part of what He is building. In today’s message, guest speaker Pastor Mel Mullen challenges us to see the Church as more than a building or Sunday gathering, but as a people who are called, connected, equipped, and sent. Together, let’s discover what it looks like to BUILD JESUS A GREAT CHURCH!
What does it look like to develop a thriving prayer life? In Luke 11:1-13, Jesus teaches His disciples not only how to pray, but how to approach the Father with intimacy, trust, and persistence. As we clear the noise, release bitterness, and keep knocking, we discover that prayer isn’t about convincing God to care—it’s about trusting His heart. We can come to Him with confidence because we know who is on the other side of the door.
What does it mean to actually follow Jesus even when the crowd is thinning out? We are studying Luke 9 & 10 to discover the life-giving reality of true discipleship. Jesus sets a radical standard to be His FOLLOWERS. In today’s sermon, we look at the high cost of discipleship (Luke 9:23-27) as we learn that FOLLOWERS count the cost & pay the price. As FOLLOWERS, we gladly surrender everything we have because we know the reward of Christ is infinitely greater than the cost.
Welcome to Back To School Sunday! Today is all about getting our families ready for another school year and reminding our church of the importance of investing in the next generation. Today’s service includes a combo of adult & keiki worship, celebrating our keiki graduates, and praying over every family in our church. In today’s sermon, we learn about the significance of generational discipleship from Paul’s letter to Timothy. Generational discipleship is intentionally investing in younger believers to pass on God’s transformational work and guide them in following Jesus.
What does it mean to actually follow Jesus even when the crowd is thinning out? We are studying Luke 9 & 10 to discover the life-giving reality of true discipleship. Jesus sets a radical standard to be His FOLLOWERS. In today’s sermon, Christel Pope takes us through the Greatest Commandment and the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37) as we learn that FOLLOWERS show radical love. Followers of Jesus display radical love by showing the same compassionate, selfless action towards others that Christ first showed to us.
What does it mean to actually follow Jesus even when the crowd is thinning out? We are studying Luke 9 & 10 to discover the life-giving reality of true discipleship. Jesus sets a radical standard to be His FOLLOWERS. In today’s sermon, we continue our three-part study of two passages of Jesus sending out His disciples to proclaim the Kingdom (Luke 9:1-11, 10:1-24) as we learn that FOLLOWERS go in His power. Both these passages follow the same rhythm: the sending (His power), the going (His provision), and the returning (His perspective). As FOLLOWERS, we go on mission in His power, His provisi
What does it mean to actually follow Jesus even when the crowd is thinning out? We are studying Luke 9 & 10 to discover the life-giving reality of true discipleship. Jesus sets a radical standard to be His FOLLOWERS. In today’s sermon, we continue our study from last Sunday of two passages of Jesus sending out His disciples to proclaim the Kingdom (Luke 9:1-11, 10:1-24) as we learn that FOLLOWERS go in His power. Both these passages follow the same rhythm: the sending (His power), the going (His provision), and the returning (His perspective). As FOLLOWERS, we go on mission in His power, His p
What does it mean to actually follow Jesus even when the crowd is thinning out? We are studying Luke 9 & 10 to discover the life-giving reality of true discipleship. Jesus sets a radical standard to be His FOLLOWERS. In today’s sermon, we look at two passages of Jesus sending out His disciples to proclaim the Kingdom (Luke 9:1-11, 10:1-24) as we learn that FOLLOWERS go in His power. Both these passages follow the same rhythm: the sending (His power), the going (His provision), and the returning (His perspective). As FOLLOWERS, we go on mission in His power, His provision, and His perspective.
Join us as we encounter God through worship and teaching from the Bible. What does it mean to actually follow Jesus even when the crowd is thinning out? We are studying Luke 9 & 10 to discover the life-giving reality of true discipleship. Jesus sets a radical standard to be His FOLLOWERS. In today’s sermon, Pastor Fran will take us through the miracle of feeding the 5,000 (Luke 9:12-17) as we learn that FOLLOWERS bring what they have. When we bring what we have, whatever it is, to Jesus, He does what only He can do. He works miracles.
Join us as we encounter God through worship and teaching from the Bible. What does it mean to actually follow Jesus even when the crowd is thinning out? We are studying Luke 9 & 10 to discover the life-giving reality of true discipleship. Jesus sets a radical standard to be His FOLLOWERS. In today’s sermon, Pastor Sugi will take us through two stories, the transfiguration (Luke 9:28-42) and Mary & Martha (Luke 10:38-42) as we learn that FOLLOWERS prioritize His presence. The presence of God must be our priority, because power, wisdom, and effectiveness flow from intimacy with Him.
Welcome to Sports Camp Sunday!! Experience the energy of Keiki Ministry as we celebrate all that God did during our week of Sports Camp. Over 75 keiki were impacted by the Word of God. Our theme this year was Breakaway based on Hebrews 12:1-2 as the keiki learned to break away from the sin that trips us up. Pastor Sarah recaps the messages from the week and adds on one new message to complete the teaching on running the race of faith.
Think about it: in the natural, the health of your physical heart determines the health of your whole body. The same is true for your spirit. We’re going to look at Jesus’ teachings in Luke chapters 7 and 8 as a sort of 'diagnostic' for our inner lives. Each Sunday, we’ll ask a different Heart Check question to help us gauge the pulse of our spiritual heart health. In today’s sermon, we'll look at Luke 8:26-39, as we ask ourselves the question: Is there room for growth? A healthy heart is a growing heart. We must make room for Jesus, especially when growth costs us our comfort.
Think about it: in the natural, the health of your physical heart determines the health of your whole body. The same is true for your spirit. We’re going to look at Jesus’ teachings in Luke chapters 7 and 8 as a sort of 'diagnostic' for our inner lives. Each Sunday, we’ll ask a different Heart Check question to help us gauge the pulse of our spiritual heart health. In today’s sermon, we'll look at Luke 8:40-56, as we ask ourselves the question: is there a pulse? A healthy heart is one that has a strong pulse of faith, alive and beating with trust in God.
Think about it: in the natural, the health of your physical heart determines the health of your whole body. The same is true for your spirit. We’re going to look at Jesus’ teachings in Luke chapters 7 and 8 as a sort of 'diagnostic' for our inner lives. Each Sunday, we’ll ask a different Heart Check question to help us gauge the pulse of our spiritual heart health. In today’s sermon, from Luke 8:16-19, we look at the light that is shining from our hearts as we ask ourselves the question: How Bright Is The Burn? A healthy heart is a glowing heart. When we heed the Word and share the Light, our
We are honored to welcome special guest speaker Pastor Bob Johnson, a long-time church planter, pastor, and an apostle in MFI. He will be teaching from Matthew 18:15-35 on forgiveness and how to be cleansed from bitterness in your heart. We believe this sermon is going to set people free as we let go of hurts we have held on to for far too long.
Mother's Day special sermon to encourage all of us to stay close to Jesus as we journey through parenthood.
We are honored to welcome special guest speaker Pastor Bob MacGregor, an apostle of this church. He will be teaching from Psalm 23 as he breaks down what it means to be in relationship with God our Shepherd. We pray these life-giving truths fill you up with faith to walk with God through your journey of life.
Think about it: in the natural, the health of your physical heart determines the health of your whole body. The same is true for your spirit. We’re going to look at Jesus’ teachings in Luke chapters 7 and 8 as a sort of 'diagnostic' for our inner lives. Each Sunday, we’ll ask a different Heart Check question to help us gauge the pulse of our spiritual heart health. In today’s sermon, from Luke 8:4-15, we look at the receptivity our hearts as we ask ourselves the question: How Is The Soil? A healthy heart is a receptive heart. We fulfill our purpose when we allow the Word of God to take root, g
Think about it: in the natural, the health of your physical heart determines the health of your whole body. The same is true for your spirit. We’re going to look at Jesus’ teachings in Luke chapters 7 and 8 as a sort of 'diagnostic' for our inner lives. Each Sunday, we’ll ask a different Heart Check question to help us gauge the pulse of our spiritual heart health. In today’s sermon, from Luke 7:36-50, we look at the topic of worship as we ask ourselves the question: What Is The Temperature? A healthy heart is a fervent heart. Our love for Jesus will only be as hot as our realization of how mu
Think about it: in the natural, the health of your physical heart determines the health of your whole body. The same is true for your spirit. We’re going to look at Jesus’ teachings in Luke chapters 7 and 8 as a sort of 'diagnostic' for our inner lives. Each Sunday, we’ll ask a different Heart Check question to help us gauge the pulse of our spiritual heart health. In today’s sermon, from Luke 7:1-10, we look at the topics of authority and faith as we ask ourselves the question: Who Is In Charge? A healthy heart is a submitted heart. We will never find peace until we properly place ourselves i
Happy Easter Sunday! Thank you for joining us for our resurrection celebration. We are going on a journey through the resurrection story as written by Luke. Our hope for you today is that you find new life by discovering where you fit in the Resurrection journey. This journey begins at a tomb, but continues in our hearts.
Happy Palm Sunday! Pastor Sarah is leading us to come Celebrate Jesus the King. As we unpack all of the elements of Jesus’ triumphal entry, we will be inspired to praise Him in fresh ways. Let’s lay down our cloaks, pick up our palm branches, and celebrate our Lord.
Tired of "playing church" while feeling disconnected from God? In this six-week journey through Luke 5 & 6, we're exploring how Jesus dismantled religious legalism to reveal the radical, life-giving heart of God. Jesus didn't come to patch up old religious systems; He came to pour out something entirely new. In today’s sermon, we look at the New Demand from Luke 6:39-49. The tone of Jesus’ New Wine shifts from hearing to doing. Fresh life in Christ is not found in what we hear. It’s built in what we obey.
Tired of "playing church" while feeling disconnected from God? In this six-week journey through Luke 5 & 6, we're exploring how Jesus dismantled religious legalism to reveal the radical, life-giving heart of God. Jesus didn't come to patch up old religious systems; He came to pour out something entirely new. In today’s sermon, we look at the New Grace from Luke 6:20-38. Jesus flipped the script of human fairness, trading self-preservation for a scandalous grace that reflects the heart of the Father. Are we ready to shift from religious bean-counter to generous grace-giver?
Tired of "playing church" while feeling disconnected from God? In this six-week journey through Luke 5 & 6, we're exploring how Jesus dismantled religious legalism to reveal the radical, life-giving heart of God. Jesus didn't come to patch up old religious systems; He came to pour out something entirely new. In today’s sermon, we look at the New Sabbath from Luke 6:1-11. Jesus reclaimed the heart of the Sabbath day to move us from the exhaustion of rule-keeping to the refreshing rest of His presence. The New Wine of Sabbath is trading ritual for refreshing.
