First Baptist Church, Keller, Tx

Spiritual Discernment is the ability to distinguish truth from error. Pastor Keith passionately dissects this topic from the book of Luke. Luke 6:39-45

Pastor Keith shares the Do's and Don'ts of loving our enemies from the sermon on the mount. Luke 6:37-38

In His sermon on the mount, Jesus reminds us to be merciful, be generous, and be loving and compassionate to others, even our enemies. Luke 6:27-36

Jesus describes two sorts of people in his sermon on the mount. The blessed and the cursed. Luke 6:20-26

Pastor Keith shares the background on the "sermon on the mount" as recorded in the book of Luke. Luke 6:17-20

An apostleship is a mission that is given by another for someone to accomplish. Jesus accomplished his mission perfectly and as he prepared His exit strategy we learn about the calling of the Apostles. Luke 6:12-16.

God gave a blessing of the Sabbath to mankind. The Pharisees added rules and regulations to make it more legalistic. But Jesus was the Lord of the sabbath and confronted the Pharisees on their religion of achievement and works righteousness. Luke 6:1-11

Incompatibility - the condition of two things being so different in nature as to be incapable of coexisting. We will see in this message that God’s grace is incompatible with religious legalism, the gospel is incompatible with salvation by works, and pride is incompatible with humility. Luke 5:33-39

In this message, Pastor Keith (through the writings of Dr. Luke) introduces us to one of the men that Jesus called as a disciple and an Apostle, a tax collector named Matthew. We will learn that God calls the unrighteous and rejects the self-righteous. Luke 5:27-32

What kind of strategies do we need to bring our friends to Jesus. Pastor Keith shares 4 things we must do to introduce our friends (and family) to the biblical Jesus. Luke 5:17-26

Because of his own conversion to Christ, the apostle Paul declares he is eager to preach the good news about Jesus. Christians can and should learn from Paul to be eager and unashamed to reveal the glorious righteousness of God. Romans 1:15-17

The healing of the man plagued with leprosy is a classic account of God’s power through Jesus Christ. As pastor Keith shares, it’s also a metaphor for the sin that plagues each one of us and how we can have the same healing power that the leper received in Luke, Chapter 5. Luke 5:12-16

In His message from the first eleven verses of Luke, Chapter 5; pastor Keith urges each of us to be doers of the word and not merely hearers when it comes to being fishers of men. Luke 5:1-11

Pastor Keith brings a word of encouragement concerning your personal finances. Luke 5:1-11

We have been looking at the sovereignty of the Lord Jesus in Luke Chapter 4. Today, we look at His healing power of diseases and afflictions, not only of the physical and mental but most importantly the spiritual. Luke 4:38-44

There are two places in scripture where the phrase “the Holy One of God” is found. In Mark chapter 6 where Peter proclaims who Jesus is and also in Luke chapter 4 (today’s passage) where even the demons know who Jesus is. Not just a teacher, a prophet or a great physician, but the Holy One of God. Luke 4:30-37

The synagogue. A sermon. Rejection. Attempted murder. All parts in the drama that unfolds in the book of Luke as God seeks to redeem his people. Luke 4:14-30

After 40 days in the wilderness Jesus was tempted by Satan in every way, but Jesus resisted the temptations and is without sin. Pastor Keith returns to his series, "The Gospel According to Luke," and shares about temptation and how we can stand firm against it. Luke 4:1-13

How can a person have assurance that their salvation through Jesus Christ is secure. That question leads us to Romans 8 as pastor Keith shares his message titled, “Assurance Through the Resurrection.” Romans 8:1-11

We come to the end of the Roman Road. In the final message of this series pastor Keith encourages us to share the good news to those around us. Romans 10:8-15