Bro. Keith's Messages

Deuteronomy 17 warns Israel's kings against multiplying horses, wives, and wealth, with Solomon standing as a sobering example. The sermon calls hearers to forsake rival desires and seek the Lord while He may be found.

Job 38 displays the greatness of God as Creator and His immense care for His creation. The sermon calls the church to worship the Father, Son, and Spirit as the great Creator in every part of life.

Job 42 displays the great God of restoration who uses trials for His purposes. The sermon reminds the church that what Satan intends to tear apart, the Father can use to bind His people together.

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God's certain judgment should awaken both reverent self-examination in believers and urgent warning to the lost. The same Lord who judged angels and the ancient world also knows how to rescue the godly.

Believers are called to violently put to death the sins named in Colossians 3, and the conquest of the five Amorite kings in Joshua 10 pictures Christ's total victory over sin on behalf of those who repent and trust him.

Addressing popular myths about the afterlife, the sermon insists heaven is populated only by those united to Christ by faith, describes the New Jerusalem's vast, glorious dimensions, and corrects misconceptions that the present earth will

Genesis 32 traces Jacob’s life of contention, preparation, reconciliation, and surrender as God graciously wrestles with him and changes him. The Lord can break stubborn self-reliance and transform contenders by grace.

Zechariah's doubting question and Mary's humble submission to the angel Gabriel's announcement are set side by side as a call to examine whether our own questions to God arise from faith or from unbelief, with a closing appeal to be a

Preaching from Psalm 34:1-8, the message traces David's proclamation of praise born out of deliverance from real trouble and calls believers to bless the Lord humbly and continually even in the midst of trials, not only after victory comes.

Drawing from Elisha's quiet service to Elijah in 2 Kings 3:11, the message calls believers to faithful, willing service even under difficult authority or unlikely circumstances, warning that covetousness and grumbling rob service of the