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Jesus is not merely a wise teacher, He is the wisdom of God in the flesh. In week 21 of Jesus in all of Scripture pastor Kevin reminds us that the message of Proverbs is not simply to become smarter, but to follow Jesus, who perfectly embodies wisdom and invites us to build our lives on Him.

The Psalms were never merely songs, but prophetic signposts that prepared God’s people for the coming King. In week 20 of Jesus in all of Scripture pastor Kevin reminds us that just as the Psalms pointed to Christ through seasons of waiting, our own waiting seasons can become places where God reveals His purposes and helps us see Jesus more clearly.

The Psalms reveal a God who welcomes honesty, teaching us that faith is not the absence of doubt, pain, or emotion, but the willingness to bring our real hearts before Him. Pastor Kevin reminds us the God of the Psalms and the Savior of the cross are not intimidated by our struggles and they invite us to stop pretending while bringing everything to Him.

David spent decades waiting for God’s promise to become king, when he finally received the throne, his first priority was pursuing the presence of God. In week 18 of Jesus in all of scripture Pastor Kevin points us to Jesus, the true King of Glory.

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

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.

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.

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.”

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.

Chronicles was written to remind a broken, exiled people that God had not forgotten them. In week 13 of Jesus in all of scripture pastor Kevin reminds us that ultimately, it points to Jesus as the true King who restores what was lost and invites us to seek Him again.

2 Kings shows that kingdoms don’t collapse overnight; they fall after long seasons of spiritual drift, divided hearts, and rejecting God’s rule. In week 12 of Jesus in all of Scripture pastor Kevin reminds us that even in judgment, God mercifully calls His people back, revealing that what He desires isn’t performance but a fully surrendered life.

Solomon, the wisest king, reveals both the beauty of God-given wisdom and the dangers of a drifting heart, showing that wisdom alone cannot sustain faithfulness. In week 11 of Jesus in all of scripture pastor Kevin reminds us that, Jesus is that greater King, who remains faithful where Solomon failed.

Baptism is an outward declaration of an inward transformation, symbolizing the death of your old life and your resurrection into new life in Christ. Pastor Kevin reminds us baptism isn’t something you earn by cleaning yourself up; it’s the starting point of a life already saved and surrendered to Jesus.

Jesus didn’t just carry a cross—He carried our suffering, our sin, and the full weight of obedience to the Father. This Easter pastor Kevin reminds us that every step He took toward the cross was a step taken for us, so that the weight we carry could be placed on Him.

Palm Sunday shows us that the crowd welcomed the King they wanted, but rejected the King they needed. Pastor Kevin shows us that when Jesus didn’t meet their expectations, their praise turned to rejection. The answer to the Hosanna Cry was the Cross.

2 Samuel shows that even the best king, David, failed, revealing that no human king could establish God’s eternal kingdom. In week 10 of Jesus in all of Scripture, pastor Kevin shows us that in the Davidic Covenant, God promised a forever King from David’s line—a promise fulfilled in Jesus, the perfect and eternal King.

Israel demanded a visible king like the surrounding nations, revealing their tendency to trust what they can see rather than God’s rule. In week 9 of Jesus in all of Scripture pastor Kevin reminds us that David’s story ultimately points to Jesus, the greater King who was rejected by His own people before being exalted as the true and rightful ruler.

In the chaos of the time of the judges, the story of Ruth shows that God was quietly working redemption. In week 8 of Jesus in all of scripture Pastor Kevin reminds us that through Christ, God redeems our past, restores our future, and reminds us that no life is beyond His grace. 

The book of Judges reveals a tragic cycle of compromise, but despite Israel’s repeated failure, God remained faithful. In week 7 of Jesus in all of Scripture pastor Kevin reminds us that Jesus is the faithful Judge and righteous King who not only rescues us from sin.

In a world where negativity often shouts the loudest, we must decide whether we will simply listen to our self-talk or intentionally speak truth to our souls. Like the psalmist, we learn to interrupt despair by reminding ourselves to “put our hope in God,” choosing to let His voice be louder than fear, anxiety, or insecurity. As disciples practicing the way of Jesus, we act on what God says about...

In Joshua, God calls His people to move from wandering to inheritance, urging them to be strong and courageous as they step into promises already secured by His presence. In week 6 of Jesus through all of Scripture pastor Kevin challenges us with this question: will we stop circling the wilderness and follow the true Commander into the rest He has already won for us?

Deuteronomy stands as Moses’ farewell sermon, calling God’s people to remember their rescue, recognize the limits of the Law, and look ahead to a promised Prophet greater than himself. In week 5 of Jesus in all of Scripture pastor Kevin shows us that this promise is fulfilled in Jesus—the true Word made flesh—who doesn’t merely reveal God’s will but redeems, transforms, and perfectly obeys it.

Leviticus reveals that a holy God can dwell with sinful people only through blood atonement and a mediator, yet its sacrifices were never sufficient. In week 3 of Jesus in all of Scripture pastor Kevin reminds us that Jesus fulfills every shadow as the perfect High Priest and the spotless Lamb, offering His own blood once for all to secure eternal redemption.

God hears the cry of a helpless, enslaved people and sends a deliverer—Exodus reveals that rescue comes not through human strength, but through God’s intervention. In week 2 of Jesus in all of Scripture pastor Kevin teaches how the Passover lamb shows that judgment passes over not because of moral superiority, but because of blood applied. Exodus is a picture of humanity, our journey as believers,...

Scripture is one unified story centered on Jesus Christ, revealing that from Genesis onward God’s redemptive plan was already unfolding through the promised Seed. Pastor Kevin teaches us, that humanity’s fall was immediately met with God’s promise of victory, ultimately fulfilled in Jesus’ death and resurrection.