Keystone Church

In this first message of a new series, Pastor David opens up what Jesus was actually preaching when He said, "Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand." It's a realm we've been conveyed into — not one we have to earn our way toward. A kingdom that lives inside us and that we live inside of. A way of being that makes the early church look weird to the world, and makes heaven tangible right where we stand.David gets practical too, walking through how he personally tunes his heart and quiets his mind to encounter Jesus — and why learning to wait on the Lord might be one of the most important (and most lost) practices in the modern church.

Jesus met the weight of the cross in the garden before He ever carried it to Calvary. In this message, David Reyes teaches from Gethsemane, where Jesus entered the place of sorrow, pressure, and surrender, and chose the will of the Father in the face of unimaginable pain. This moment reveals the hidden work of prayer, where strength is formed before the battle and obedience is settled before the outcome is seen. What does it look like to bring our grief, weakness, and vulnerability before God instead of simply trying to survive it? How might Jesus be inviting us to prepare in His presence now for the things we will face later? Our prayer is that this message would encourage you to meet God honestly in places of pain, receive His strength in the secret place, and walk with Jesus through whatever lies ahead.

In this message David Reyes reflects on the significance of the supper—the moment of invitation, intimacy, and decision. Before the cross, Jesus gathered with His disciples, not just to share a meal, but to reveal what it means to truly partake in Him. This message invites us to consider how we respond to that same invitation today: Will we remain casual observers, or will we fully receive what He’s offering? The journey begins at the table.

In this message, Pastor David explores the tension between comfort and calling. While it’s easy to settle into what feels familiar and sufficient, God often invites us into deeper pursuit—beyond what we already know or have experienced. Through this parable, we’re challenged to consider what it looks like to follow the hunger God places in our hearts, even when the path forward is uncertain. Sometimes growth, discovery, and transformation begin with the courage to take the first step.

In this week’s message from our Seek series, Pastor David explores what prayer truly is—and what it isn’t. Moving beyond passive or powerless prayers, he unpacks the biblical foundations of intercession and partnership with God. From Abraham to Elijah to the words of Jesus, we’re reminded that prayer is not a religious formality but a powerful invitation to stand in the gap, align with the heart of the Father, and see heaven come to earth. If you’ve ever wondered why prayer matters, how it works, or how to grow in bold and effective prayer, this message will both challenge and equip you to step into deeper maturity as a house of prayer for all nations.

In this message from our “Seek” season, Pastor David unpacks what it truly means to pursue the presence of God—not as a concept, but as a lived experience. Looking at Moses’ tent of meeting and Joshua’s hunger to remain where God was moving, we explore the difference between believing God is omnipresent and actually encountering His manifest presence. Why does God sometimes feel distant? What role does hunger, faith, and intentionality play in experiencing Him? This is an invitation to step outside the noise, honor where He is moving, and cultivate a deeper awareness of His voice and nearness in everyday life.

We all want clear answers—especially when life feels complicated. In this message, we talk about God’s habit of hiding things on purpose—not to frustrate us, but to draw us into deeper relationship. Jesus often taught in parables, revealing the mysteries of the Kingdom to hungry, teachable hearts, and inviting people to let His words become a mirror—not just information. We explore why platitudes can fall short, how mystery can actually build trust, and how honoring what God has already made clear positions us to receive more wisdom. This is an invitation to become a “collector” of His glory—seeking Jesus at the center, and letting the unanswered questions lead us closer to His heart.

In this episode, Pastor David talks through a recent public situation in the wider church and what it brings up for many people—pain, confusion, anger, and questions about trust. With a focus on Jesus, we explore how we respond when leaders fail, why discernment matters (especially with the prophetic), and how the Church can hold both truth and mercy without drifting into fear, cynicism, or compromise. This is a call to protect the wounded, pursue healing, and keep our eyes fixed on the Lord—our unshakable foundation—so we can move forward with clarity, comfort, and confidence in His goodness.

In this message, we explore the biblical principle of discipleship and why God designed us to grow through relationship, not isolation. Looking at Scripture and personal stories, this teaching challenges the idea of “just me and Jesus” and invites us into humility, honor, and spiritual family. We’re reminded that faith matures when we learn to receive from others, recognize the grace of God on their lives, and allow ourselves to be shaped through trusted relationships. This is a call to become good soil—positioned to grow, to learn, and to carry what God is releasing in this generation.

In this message, we explore how our values shape our hearts and reveal what we’re truly living for. Rather than striving to be better or trying harder, this teaching invites us to remember who we are in Christ and live from that identity. Through Scripture and story, we’re reminded that love, patience, and integrity aren’t rules to follow but fruit that flows from a healed and aligned heart. When we steward our lives with intention—our time, relationships, and choices—we stop settling for what’s beneath us and begin living from our God-given inheritance.

Drawing from 2 Samuel Pastor David explores the difference between proximity and intimacy, familiarity and honor, and what it means to truly submit our lives, homes, and church to the governance of God’s presence. As we look toward 2026, this message casts vision for living as carriers of His presence—not treating it as a fixture to manage, but a reality that orders, blesses, and transforms everything it rests upon.

As we look ahead to a new season, this message invites us to slow down and reflect on what we’re carrying forward—and what we’re ready to leave behind. Through gratitude, worship, and intentional surrender, we’re reminded that following Jesus isn’t just about moments of devotion, but a fully given heart. This sermon gently calls us to bring all that we are before Him, making room for His presence to guide us with clarity, peace, and purpose. We pray this message encourages you to end well, begin fresh, and walk forward more deeply anchored in Him.

Jesus came to bring life, hope, and freedom—and His light is still at work today. In this message, we’re invited to reflect on how God meets us in both strength and vulnerability, revealing His goodness in the middle of real life. As we look to Jesus, we’re reminded that His presence brings healing, clarity, and purpose, even in seasons that feel uncertain or heavy. This sermon encourages us to live with open hearts, allowing His light to shine through us and into the world around us. We bless you as you listen and lean into what God is doing.

Jesus came to seek and save what was lost—and in doing so, He restored authority that was never meant to be surrendered. In this message, we’re invited to rethink how authority, freedom, and spiritual warfare actually work in light of the finished work of the cross. Rather than living from fear or fixation on darkness, we’re called to live from worship, truth, and confident trust in Jesus’ victory.As we fix our eyes on Jesus and invite His real presence, darkness loses its grip, peace is restored, and freedom becomes normal. We bless you as you listen and lean into the authority you’ve been given in Christ.

In this message, Mary Ellen Swafford invites us into the heart of what God is after: true intimacy, not just activity. Through stories, Scripture, and honest reflection, she talks about what it means to be so close to Jesus that His nature begins to “cross-pollinate” with ours—changing the way we see ourselves, love others, and walk through stress, pain, and disappointment. Looking at passages like Acts 4:13 and John 17, she explores how simply being with Him transforms ordinary people into bold lovers of God who carry His presence into everyday life. This isn’t a talk about doing more for God, but about learning to sit with Him, listen, and let Him speak to the deepest places of our hearts—until we believe that we are fully known, fully loved, and fully His.

In this Thanksgiving message, David Reyes teaches on what it means to be formed in the secret place and to live fully yielded to the Holy Spirit. Drawing from John 14, Psalm 37, and the journeys of Moses, Samuel, and David, he reminds us that life in the Kingdom begins when we “turn aside” — leaving comfort, distraction, and self-reliance so we can be shaped by God’s voice. David shares how intimacy, listening prayer, and a moldable heart are the foundation for hearing God, stewarding His words, and walking in step with the Spirit. This is a call to return to the holy mountain where our desires and His desires meet, and to live open-hearted, thankful, and deeply connected to the One who makes His home in us.

In this message, David Reyes teaches from Psalm 103 and the promise that God “heals all your diseases.” David explores how Jesus revealed the Father by destroying the works of the enemy—healing the sick, restoring the broken, and bringing life wherever death had settled in. He challenges us to resist a passive view of sickness and to contend for healing from a place of trust, intimacy, and confidence in God’s goodness. With testimonies, Scripture, and practical clarity, this message calls us to live with faith that sees the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living. May fresh courage and expectation rise in you as you listen.

Faith has always carried us further than our experience, and Scripture invites us into a confidence rooted not in what we’ve seen, but in who God is. In this message, David Reyes leads us through Psalm 103 and the faith-filled language of David—a man who spoke of God’s nature in ways that foreshadowed Jesus’ ministry long before it appeared on the earth. What does it look like to believe for what has not yet been visible? How do we anchor ourselves in God’s character when facing impossible situations? And how does faith move from an idea to a lived reality that shifts atmospheres, postures the heart, and welcomes the power of heaven?Through biblical examples, personal stories, and the unfolding revelation of Hebrews 11, David calls us into a faith that doesn’t manipulate outcomes but surrenders to the goodness, desire, and faithfulness of God. This message invites us to step into a lifestyle where the impossible becomes expected—not because of our certainty, but because of His nature. May your heart be streng

The supernatural was never meant to be an optional add-on to the Christian life—it has always been God’s intention for His people. In this message, David Reyes invites us back to the simplicity of partnering with the Holy Spirit, where ministry is not built on what we can accomplish, but on what God is eager to do through us. From the Old Testament to the early Church, God consistently revealed Himself through His presence and power, and He continues to pour out gifts that strengthen, unify, and awaken the body of Christ.How do we discern the movements of the Spirit with wisdom? How do love and unity shape the way we experience and express spiritual gifts? And what happens when we allow God’s love to become the true source of all supernatural ministry? This message calls us into a deeper surrender to the Spirit’s work, where His presence becomes our guide, His love becomes our foundation, and His power becomes the natural overflow of a life yielded to Him.We bless you as you listen and lean in with us.

Every life leaves a wake, and heaven cares deeply about the ripple of yours. In this message, Mary Ellen Swafford invites us into a simple but powerful “story time” with the Holy Spirit, weaving together The Butterfly Effect, scripture, and prophetic encouragement to confront the lie that our lives are small or insignificant. Through the lens of Genesis, Psalms, Jeremiah, and more, she gently reminds us that we are intentionally designed, deeply loved, and called worthy by God Himself—long before we ever lift a finger to earn it.What if every choice, every word, every act of obedience carries a ripple that shapes generations you will never meet? How does knowing you are known, wanted, and planned by God change the way you walk into rooms, love people, and respond to His voice? This message calls us out of shame, passivity, and “I don’t matter” thinking, and into a surrendered partnership where Jesus directs the stones we throw and multiplies the impact. As you listen, may the Holy Spirit anchor you again in y