First Baptist Church, Keller, Tx

After being interrogated by the Sanhedrin, Jesus was brought before the Roman governor Pilate and falsely accused.

Jesus expects His followers to forsake all else for Him.

Jesus saves all who come to Him in faith.

As our church celebrates God’s gift of marriage, we look to Ephesians 5 for guidance.

It is God’s will for marriage to be honored. When believers honor marriage the gospel is publicly portrayed and the church is sanctified.

After his arrest and initial questioning by the High Priest, Jesus is brought before the Sanhedrin for further interrogation.

Jesus has the power to forgive sin.

After a failed attempt at heroism, Peter withdraws to the shadows as Jesus is accused by his enemies.

Jesus uses ordinary people with diverse backgrounds in His work.

After his agonizing night of prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus meets a mob intent on putting Him to death.

Jesus' offer of salvation will be rejected by some, leading to judgement.

After establishing the Lord’s Supper in the upper room, Jesus and his disciples move to the Mount of Olives where he agonizes in prayer in anticipation of the cross.

Jesus expects His followers to show compassion and mercy to others.

Jesus gathers with his inner circle of disciples to celebrate Passover and prepare for his final days. Pastor Keith shares four essentials every believer needs to know concerning the Lord's Supper.

Jesus is the promised Messiah who brings judgement

As the disciples disputed about who was the greatest among them, Jesus taught them that they needed to see the reality of strength and weakness from a kingdom perspective.

Jesus, as the unique Son of God, experienced human life fully and without sin.

Pastor Keith shares where we have been and where God is leading us as the body of Christ at First Baptist Church Keller, in his annual State of the Church message.

Jesus is the promised Messiah.

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