Pay Attention to the Man on the Middle Cross

With a blend of self-deprecating humor and profound wisdom, Ken shares why the modern church often feels "impotent" and out of touch: we have traded the radical power of grace for the heavy burden of legalism. Through the hilarious lens of a dairy farmer's perspective and the touching story of the thief on the cross, he reminds us that faith isn't about "keeping score" or having all the theological answers. It’s about the "Man on the Middle Cross"—the one who welcomes the reprobate, the hurting, and the forgotten when they have nothing left to offer. If you’ve ever felt like you weren’t "good enough" for God, or if you’ve grown weary of "doing church" without feeling the life of Christ, this message is a powerful call to return to the simplicity of the Gospel. It is a reminder that our hope doesn’t lie in our own works, but in the finished work of a Savior who simply says, "I want you to be where I am."