Voice of the Bridegroom

To prepare the Bride of Christ by the expository proclamation of the Scriptures

"Based on John 3:29, my goal is to stand and hear the voice of the Bridegroom and point the Bride of Christ to her Bridegroom, Jesus. He must increase, but I must decrease. The Bride belongs to Christ, and He must receive the fulness of her love and devotion. I want God's people to hear His voice and be drawn to see the beauty of their Bridegroom."

Thematic Emphasis

"Voice of the Bridegroom" reflects key biblical themes that shape the heart of this preaching ministry:

John 3:29 – The friend of the Bridegroom rejoices at His voice
Isaiah 61:10; Jeremiah 33:11 – Joy of salvation
Isaiah 62:5; Jeremiah 33:11 – God’s covenant faithfulness
Song of Solomon 2:8; 5:2 – Call to intimacy with the Bridegroom
Revelation 3:20 – Call to repentance and fellowship
1 Thessalonians 4:16 – Hope of Christ's return (Maranatha)

We long to hear the resounding voice of the Bridegroom in the Scriptures—echoing God’s covenant love, Christ’s passion for His Church, His call to deeper intimacy with Him, the shout of His return, and the joy of our salvation in Him.

Discovering, delighting in, and declaring the glory of God revealed in His Word.

Voice of the Bridegroom was founded out of Kevin Wurfel's lifelong love for God’s Word and a desire to see Jesus Christ glorified.By God’s grace, Kevin began reading the Bible daily at age six—and never stopped. This early devotion grew into a full-time calling to study and proclaim the Scriptures.Since the age of 16, Kevin has written and preached weekly Biblical messages, beginning with a group of 20–30 evangelists in South-East Asia through the International Evangelists’ Fellowship (see LEF). Many of these sermons have also been recorded and shared online to encourage others with the beauty and truth of God’s Word.Voice of the Bridegroom exists to discover, delight in, and declare the glory of God revealed in the Word of God—with the ultimate aim: to know Christ and to see Him glorified.

"Till I come, give attention to reading, to exhortation, to doctrine." (1 Tim. 4:13)