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Heed The Word
Heed The Word is the online Bible teaching ministry of Pastor Ken Davis of Calvary Chapel Southwest Metro, a non-denominational church in Joshua, Texas. We are committed to bringing our listeners the Word of God by simply teaching the Bible simply. It is our hope that these broadcasts will encourage you to believe in Jesus Christ, and to grow as His disciple as you walk worthy of the calling with which we have been called.
Our latest episodes are a rebroadcast of our "Heed the Word" radio program. These episodes were originally broadcast on KDKR. At that time our church was located in Burleson, Texas though we have since relocated to Joshua. Additionally, these episodes indicate that CD copies can be ordered, but as they are now available through our podcast, we are no longer offering physical copies of these messages. It is our continued hope that these Bible teachings are an encouragement to you and we appreciate you joining us here on Heed the Word!
Heed The Word
Latest Episodes
Two Walkers Meet Jesus And Learn Why The Cross Had To Come Before The Crown
Grief can make even a sunrise look gray, and that’s exactly where two followers found themselves as they left Jerusalem after the crucifixion. We walk that same road with them and a mysterious Stranger who asks a disarming question, listens to ...
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Raised To Live: Why The Resurrection Matters
Doubt doesn’t evaporate with wishful thinking; it breaks when reality walks through a locked door. We follow that turning point from Luke 24 into a sweeping look at why the resurrection sits at the very center of Christian faith—and why it stil...
The Empty Tomb And Why It Matters
Hope begins where the stone was moved. We walk through Luke 24 and watch the morning unfold: women arrive with spices, find the tomb open, and hear the angels’ bracing words, why seek the living among the dead. From there, we map the eyewitness...
He Died So We Could Live, And That Changes Everything
A taunt at the cross becomes the hinge of hope: “He saved others; Himself He could not save.” We unpack why that line is not mockery but the heartbeat of the gospel, showing how Jesus’ refusal to come down became the only path for our rescue. W...
The Cross, Compassion, And The Cost Of Our Salvation
What looks like weakness from the crowd’s view is actually the fiercest kind of strength. We walk through Luke 23 with clear eyes: a governor who admits he finds no fault, soldiers who mock, leaders who demand a sign, and a Savior who refuses t...