First Baptist Church, Keller, Tx

The Apostle Paul, inspired by the Holy Spirit, is revealing that marriage is to be a picture of Christ’s love for His church; and through that he explains how we are to have marriages that bring honor and glory to God.

How do we submit to one another? Pastor Keith gives insight from verse 21 of Ephesians, chapter 5.

We have been studying the past few weeks what the Apostle Paul refers to as the Christian walk. The pattern of behavior, speech and attitudes that lead us in a certain direction. In this message we find out that our walk as Christians is to be marked by wisdom.

Vernon Ball

Wayne Sanders

Jon Moore

Danny Souder

Jim Perry

Dallas Turner

For you were formerly darkness, but now you are Light in the Lord; walk as children of Light. Ephesians 5:8

In Chapter 5 of Ephesians, the apostle Paul returns to his instructions to believers concerning our “walk” as Christians.

Pastor Keith describes Ephesians chapter 4 as meat and potatoes Christianity. As he wraps up chapter 4 in this series his message gives the essence of what it means to be a Christian and then what it means to live like a Christian.

As Christians, we are to put our past behind us and put on the new self, which in the likeness of God has been created in righteousness and holiness of the truth. (Ephesians 4:24) Pastor Keith returns to his series from Ephesians with a message titled, "The New You."

God shows up to bring judgement on the nation of Israel in the final chapter of Amos. But, in the end, there is good news.

It is everlasting too late for the nation of Israel as they have not heeded the warnings of prophets such as Amos and God brings judgement upon them.

Like a strengthening hurricane which turns and tightens and increases in strength, the eye of the Lord is ever on His people. The storm of God’s judgement approaches the beachhead threatening to uproot the nation of Israel and sweep the remnants into exile.

Tony Richmond, minister to students, shares the symptoms of a prideful life from the book of Amos, Chapters 5 and 6.

The final act of judgement was looming over the nation of Israel as Amos prepares them to meet God.

As we face uncertain times in our nation and around the world, what should our role be as Christians. Pastor Keith shares from Matthew, Chapter 5 on how we are called to be salt and light in a lost and dying world.

Our heavenly Father is a relational God. He desires to have a relationship with each one of us. Find out what happens to the nations of Judah and Israel when their relationship with God is broken. Keith shares from Amos, chapter 3.