First Baptist Church, Keller, Tx

Jesus' death provides salvation to all who trust in Him.

Denying Jesus leads to sorrow and guilt.

God is love. His greatest revelation of love—Jesus—should truly change our lives.

Jesus willingly submitted to the Father's redemptive plan.

The Book of Luke concludes in a similar way that it began. God’s children are comforted in the midst of their fears.

Jesus' costly sacrifice should be remembered by believers.

Life is full of disappointments, but when we see the truth of God's word we can experience joy through our fellowship with Jesus Christ.

God offers salvation through faith in Jesus alone.

We may not physically see Jesus today, but when we seek Him through His word He will reveal himself to us.

Acceptance awaits those who seek Jesus in repentance.

The most glorious day in human history came only two days removed from earth’s darkest day. The resurrection is the ultimate proof that the gospel is really good news.

Jesus is the resurrected Savior and Lord.

The Lord’s death was accompanied by many signs and wonders and a variety of reactions by the citizens of Jerusalem.

Jesus is worthy of our worship and praise.

The long journey to the cross is now complete. On the cross, the Lord extends grace and mercy to those who mocked him and put Him to death.

God welcomes those who approach Him in humble and simple faith.

We shouldn’t view Jesus’ death as an accident or see Him as a victim. The death of Christ fits perfectly within the sovereignty of God. Jesus isn’t calling us to sympathy, but submission.

Believers can celebrate God's restoring forgiveness.

As the passion of our Lord continues, Herod sends Jesus back to Pilate for judgement. Pilate’s ultimate decision was obviously a violation of his conscience. In today's message, we will examine the function of the conscience.

Believers demonstrate their love for God by extending grace to others