First Baptist Church, Keller, Tx

They say patience is a virtue. Yes, but it’s also a fruit of the spirit and it’s one of the ways we model ourselves to be Christ like. Jesus shows patience toward each one of us as he did with his disciples in today’s passage. Luke 9:37-43

Peter, James, and John were set aside to visibly see God’s glory through His Son, Jesus Christ. Pastor Keith shares the passage on the transfiguration in today’s message. Luke 9:28-3

This cross bearing, self denying, kingdom investing, gospel proclaiming, transformed thinking life, that Jesus laid before his apostles, is to be true of all believers. Luke 9:21-27

Jesus said His mission was to seek and to save the lost. He was speaking of that forgiveness made possible through His atoning work on the Cross and ultimately through His glorious resurrection. Pastor Keith talks about this special Grace that is available for only those who will repent and put their faith in Christ. Luke 9:18-20

We learn about Christ’s common grace demonstrated to the just and the unjust in the story of the feeding of the 5000 in Luke 9:11-17.

Jesus began sending His disciples out, empowering them and giving them the authority to do the same things that He had done; preach the kingdom and perform miracles. Luke 9:1-10

The God in the Bible is a personal savior, not a distant deity. We see that in two different situations where Jesus provides healing and restoration. Luke 8:40-56

We find out in today’s message that demons are real, created beings, fallen angels and that they have dominion over the earth, for now. The good news is, Jesus is more powerful than demons and their future has already been decided by God almighty. Luke 8:26-39

As we celebrate our risen Lord and Savior, Pastor Keith reviews the story of the two men on the road to Emmaus in his message, “Inflammation of the Heart.” Luke 24:13-35

In Luke 8:22-25 Jesus used a storm to teach His disciples some great lessons about His character and about His power that would benefit them when He was no longer with them.

Pastor Keith explores 3 ways we are related to Jesus Christ in his message from Luke, chapter 8. Luke 8:19-21

There is a foundational truth that we can’t skip over if we truly want to be a kind of people that transmit light for the glory of Christ. Pastor Tony Richmond touches on that truth in his message, “Listen Closely” from Luke 8:16-18

Do you share your faith with those around you? Do you ever get discouraged because the message doesn’t seem to get through to some people? Pastor Keith shares the “story of the soils” as we learn about the different people who hear the gospel and the irrefutable evidence of true conversion. Luke 8:4-15

The people who will receive the greatest rewards in heaven may not just be those who dine with kings and presidents in the Lord’s service but those who labored faithfully behind the scenes whose names we may never know. Pastor Keith shares about the unheralded heroes of ministry from Luke chapter 8. Luke 8:1-3

The way to salvation is the way of humility. It’s not the path of personal achievement and attainment that brings salvation. In this message we hear the story of two individuals that are coming to Jesus in different ways. The first person humbling herself before Jesus, the other expecting and wanting approval through recognition and status.

Is there evidence that you’ve been born again. God is calling you to come to Him on his terms; broken hearted, empty handed, empty pockets. in humility, Lord have mercy on me. Pastor Keith speaks on the fickleness of unbelief. Luke 7:31-35

We know that the greatest of all time was our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. But in Luke Chapter 7 Jesus describes the G.O.A.T that proceeds Him and prepares the way for His ministry. Luke 7:24-30

There are certain phases in the life of every believer when we are prone to disappointment and doubt. Pastor Keith shares how John the Baptist had doubts of Jesus’ reasons for coming and that things were not as he expected them to be. Luke 7:18-23

Pastor Keith recounts the story of Jesus giving life to a dead son of a widow woman in the small town of Nain. He shares four things we need to know about caring for widows. Luke 7:11-17

Pastor Keith returns to his series from the book of Luke. He shares that we must have right thinking about Jesus, ourselves, and others as we navigate these difficult days. Luke 7:1-10