First Baptist Church, Keller, Tx

God’s eternal plan of redemption began before creation and will continue for all eternity.

As we celebrate the birth of our Savior, we are reminded that Jesus brings salvation to all who trust in Him.

At the conclusion of his conversation on the Mount of Olives with His disciples concerning the end of days, Jesus gives them a simple illustration to help them remember His words.

God involves humanity in the redemptive plan of His creation.

Having traced future events from the destruction of Jerusalem to the Great Tribulation period earlier in Luke 21, Jesus details the final signs leading up to His second advent in verses 25-28.

God's promises point to His redemptive plan for His creation.

Pastor Keith shares part 2 of his message outlining what Jesus shared with his inner circle of disciples regarding the signs of His second coming.

The one true God promises to restore His creation for His people through faith in His Son.

Jesus disciples asked for the signs that they could expect leading up to the judgement.  Jesus declined to give them a firm date, but he did give them the longest answer to one of their questions that we have recorded in the New Testament.

The one true God is just. He expects His people to demonstrate their faith through right living.

Pastor Keith returns to his verse by verse study in the gospel of Luke. In today’s message we see that God values devotion from the heart rather than outward displays of wealth.

The One true God is forgiving. He justifies believers by taking their sin on Himself.

The Lord Jesus is nauseated by the proud, but intimate with the needy. Tony takes a look at the church at Laodicea from Revelation, Chapter 3 as he wraps up the series on the seven churches of Revelation.

The one true God is compassionate; He comforts His people.

The Church at Philadelphia is one of only two churches that received no rebuke from the Lord Jesus in the first three chapters of Revelation. Rather, the Lord showers promises of eternal blessings on them if they continue in faithfulness.

The one true God is incomparable. He will complete his plan to save His people.

God provides strength for those who trust in Him.

The church in the city of Sardis was living on a reputation earned in its past. However, the reality was that the church was dead save for a few faithful saints.

God hears the prayers of His people and acts to fulfill His purposes for them.

The Lord's message to the Church at Thyatira begins with a list of positive attributes which are followed by an accusation of spiritual infidelity and an invitation to repentance.