Pastor Israel teaches through Nehemiah 5, where internal injustice threatens the work of God. This chapter confronts greed, exploitation, and self-interest, while pointing to repentance, integrity, and grace-filled leadership. A timely reminder that God’s work is hindered not only by opposition from without, but by compromise within—and that true renewal flows from hearts shaped by the Gospel.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 2, where God pours out the Holy Spirit and the Church is born. This message highlights the transforming work of the Spirit—filling empty hearts, empowering bold witness, and drawing people to repentance and new life in Christ. A powerful reminder that God still fills, equips, and uses those who wait on Him.

Pastor Keith focuses on the apostles’ decision to choose a replacement for Judas in Acts 1. This study highlights how the early Church relied on Scripture, prayer, and trust in God’s sovereignty when making important decisions. A clear reminder that God directs His work and appoints His servants as His people seek Him faithfully.

In this one-off study through John 4, Pastor Keith explores Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well. This passage reveals Christ’s heart for the lost, His offer of living water that truly satisfies, and the call to genuine worship in spirit and truth. A powerful reminder that only Jesus can meet our deepest need.

Pastor Keith begins the Book of Acts by highlighting the dramatic shift that takes place after the resurrection of Jesus. In Acts 1, we see the risen Christ, the promise of the Holy Spirit, and the call for believers to wait, pray, and be witnesses. This message reminds us that God’s work continues, His power is promised, and a new chapter has begun for the Church.

Pastor Keith teaches a one off sermon through John 5, focusing on the man who waited for years by the pool of Bethesda. This passage reminds us that even when hope seems delayed and God feels distant, He has not forgotten. Jesus meets the man in his long season of waiting and reveals His power to heal, restore, and make all things new.

Pastor Keith concludes the Book of Daniel with a study of the Great Tribulation and the hope that follows. Daniel 12 points us to a time of unprecedented trouble, the promise of resurrection, and the assurance that God’s purposes will be fulfilled. This message calls believers to stand firm, live wisely, and trust the Lord who holds the future.

In this message from Daniel 11, Pastor Keith highlights God’s detailed foreknowledge of history and the contrast between those who oppose God and those who truly know Him. As the chapter unfolds with remarkable prophetic accuracy, we are reminded that strength, endurance, and faithful action flow from a deep, personal knowledge of the Lord—especially in difficult and uncertain times.

On Christmas Eve, 2025, Pastor Keith reflects on the greatest gift ever given—Jesus Christ. This message points us to God’s love revealed in the incarnation and reminds us that the true meaning of Christmas is found not in what we give, but in what God has given to us through His Son. A simple and powerful reminder of grace, hope, and salvation for all who receive Him.

In Daniel 10, Pastor Keith reveals the unseen spiritual reality behind what happens in the visible world. As Daniel prays, God pulls back the curtain to show spiritual conflict, angelic warfare, and the power of persistent prayer. This chapter reminds us that while we see the headlines and events around us, there is far more happening behind the scenes, and God is firmly in control!