Kauai Bible Church

The outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost was the culmination of Jesus’ Jubilee ministry. Through the filling of the Holy Spirit we now have perpetual access to all of the Jubilee promises. In today’s sermon, we lay a Biblical foundation for the connection between Jubilee and the Holy Spirit as we begin this series on the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives.

We have been called to build the next generation on the foundation of Christ. We will be spending three Sundays looking at family discipleship and how we can become wise master-builders of our families. In today’s sermon, we study Luke 14:25-35 to understand the importance of pledging our allegiance to Jesus. Modeling a divided faith for our children can be just as or more harmful than modeling no faith at all.

We have been called to build the next generation on the foundation of Christ. We will be spending three Sundays looking at family discipleship and how we can become wise master-builders of our families. In today’s sermon, we study Matthew 22:35-40 to understand the importance of loving God and expressing that love. We can model our love for God to our children and grandchildren.

We have been called to build the next generation on the foundation of Christ. We will be spending three Sundays looking at family discipleship and how we can become wise master-builders of our families. In today’s sermon, we study Deuteronomy 6:4-9 to understand the importance of bringing the Word of God to life in our homes. We can use everyday moments to show how relevant and powerful the Word of God is in our families.

In today’s sermon, special guest Pastor Mel Mullen speaks an encouraging word from Matthew 16 on the Journey to Caesarea Philippi.

In today’s sermon, Drs. Mark & Val Willman share their life message of Living Jesus Out Loud. Let your faith be demonstrated through living your life so others can see and experience Jesus through your life, and ultimately be drawn to Him. Their teaching and testimonies will encourage us to live in this way.

oday is Inversion Youth Sunday! Our students and youth leaders are taking over the service. Sugi & Rachel will be sharing about youth ministry and preaching the Word. We will also be praying for all our students and teachers as they head back to school this week.

It's Keiki Celebration Sunday! Our children's director Sarah breaks down John 3:16 and encourages us with the hope of eternal life we have in Jesus Christ.

God chose David because he was a man after God's own heart. In this summer teaching series, we are exploring different characteristics of David to understand what God is looking for in our hearts so that we might fulfill His purposes in our lives. In part eight, we look at David the Warrior. David’s conquests in war show us how to be warriors for God in the age of spiritual warfare.

God chose David because he was a man after God's own heart. In this summer teaching series, we are exploring different characteristics of David to understand what God is looking for in our hearts so that we might fulfill His purposes in our lives. In part seven, we look at David the Sinner. King David showed he was a man after God’s own heart, not in being perfect from sin, but in his response to being confronted with his sin.

God chose David because he was a man after God's own heart. In this summer teaching series, we are exploring different characteristics of David to understand what God is looking for in our hearts so that we might fulfill His purposes in our lives. In part six, we look at David the Worshipper. King David’s experience in a life of worship is a picture of our New Testament experience in worship.

God chose David because he was a man after God's own heart. In this summer teaching series, we are exploring different characteristics of David to understand what God is looking for in our hearts so that we might fulfill His purposes in our lives. In part five, we look at David the Covenant King. God’s covenant with King David foreshadowed our covenant relationship with King Jesus and the salvation and life we have in His kingdom.

Happy Father's Day!! In this summer teaching series, we are exploring different characteristics of David to understand what God is looking for in our hearts so that we might fulfill His purposes in our lives. In part four, we look at David the Father. As a father after God's own heart, David learned the hard way that we have to be intentional about what we are passing on to our children. We look at the things David did and did not do that had a lasting effect on the next generation.

Join us as we encounter God through worship and teaching from the Bible. God chose David because he was a man after God's own heart. In this summer teaching series, we are exploring different characteristics of David to understand what God is looking for in our hearts so that we might fulfill His purposes in our lives. In part three, we look at David the Leader. Whether we see ourselves as leaders or not, we all have influence. We can learn from David how to trust God and be empowered by Him to empower others.

God chose David because he was a man after God's own heart. In this summer teaching series, we are exploring different characteristics of David to understand what God is looking for in our hearts so that we might fulfill His purposes in our lives. In part two, we look at David the Friend. We study the friendship of David & Jonathan to see the elements of a lifestyle of biblical friendship that God is calling us to.

God chose David because he was a man after God's own heart. In this summer teaching series, we are going to explore different characteristics of David to understand what God is looking for in our hearts so that we might fulfill His purposes in our lives. In part one, we look at David the Underdog. God chooses those that the world overlooks so that we will fully rely on Him and He will get all the glory.

We are in a season of exploring the 7 marks of Emotionally Healthy Discipleship. According to Pastor Pete Scazzero, spiritual maturity and emotional health are inseparable. It is not possible to have one without the other. In today’s message, the seventh mark we are looking at is embracing God's gift of limits. A theological and practical understanding of limits is critical to our ability to love God, ourselves, and others over the long haul.

We are in a season of exploring the 7 marks of Emotionally Healthy Discipleship. According to Pastor Pete Scazzero, spiritual maturity and emotional health are inseparable. It is not possible to have one without the other. In today’s message, the sixth mark we are looking at is making love the measure of spiritual maturity. Scripturally, there is a direct connection between loving God and loving people. The sign of maturity in our relationship with God is how well we love in relationship to others.

Happy Mother’s Day!! As we celebrate all natural, hanai, and spiritual moms today, we continue to look at the principle of practicing Sabbath delight. Rest is a gift from God to all of us (including moms), but to enjoy the blessings of a gift one must know how to receive it and how to use it. We seek to unlock the blessings of the great gift of Sabbath delight.

We are in a season of exploring the 7 marks of Emotionally Healthy Discipleship. According to Pastor Pete Scazzero, spiritual maturity and emotional health are inseparable. It is not possible to have one without the other. In today’s message, the fifth mark we are looking at is learning to BE with God before we DO for God. We study the desert rhythms of Jesus’ ministry in Mark 1 to understand the importance of our BEING with God sustaining our DOING for God.