This two-part midweek study with Pastor Keith explores God's design and purpose for marriage. Looking to Scripture for wisdom and direction, these studies consider what it means for husbands and wives to honour God within their marriage, love one another sacrificially, and build a Christ-centred relationship.Whether you are newly married, have been married for many years, or simply want to understand God's design for marriage more deeply, this two-part series offers practical biblical encouragement for strengthening your marriage and keeping Christ at the centre.

As Paul begins his letter to the Ephesians, he immediately points us to the incredible position and blessings believers have in Christ. Before addressing how we should live, Paul reminds us of who we are and what God has already given us through Jesus.Ephesians 1:1–3 lays the foundation for the entire letter: our identity is found in Christ, and we have been blessed with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places in Him. As we begin our journey through Ephesians, Pastor Keith encourages us to understand the riches we have in Christ and to live with a greater appreciation for all that God has done for us.

This two-part midweek study with Pastor Keith explores God's design and purpose for marriage. Looking to Scripture for wisdom and direction, these studies consider what it means for husbands and wives to honour God within their marriage, love one another sacrificially, and build a Christ-centred relationship.Whether you are newly married, have been married for many years, or simply want to understand God's design for marriage more deeply, this two-part series offers practical biblical encouragement for strengthening your marriage and keeping Christ at the centre.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 13:1–23, where Jesus shares the Parable of the Sower and reveals how differently people respond to the Word of God. The seed is the same, but the condition of the soil determines whether it takes root and produces fruit. This message challenges us to examine the condition of our own hearts and consider whether we are truly hearing, receiving, and responding to God's Word.A timely reminder that hearing God's Word is not enough—God desires hearts that are receptive, rooted, and fruitful for His kingdom.

Pastor Keith concludes our study through Exodus with Chapters 36–40, as the Israelites faithfully carry out God's instructions for the construction of the Tabernacle. After everything God commanded is completed, His glory fills the Tabernacle and His presence comes to dwell among His people.This final section of Exodus highlights the beauty of willing obedience, faithful service, generosity, and following God's instructions. Ultimately, the book closes with God's presence at the centre of His people's lives—a powerful reminder that what pleases God is not simply hearing His Word, but responding to it with faithful obedience and making His presence the priority.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 34, where God renews His covenant with Israel and reveals His character as merciful, gracious, patient, and abounding in steadfast love. Yet alongside God's incredible mercy comes a clear call for His people to remain separate from idolatry and not compromise their worship. This chapter reminds us that knowing the goodness of God should lead us to wholehearted obedience and a life set apart for Him.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 12:15–50, where Jesus continues to reveal His authority and confronts the unbelief of the religious leaders. From His compassion for the crowds and fulfilment of prophecy to His authority over demons and His call to true obedience, this passage repeatedly points to the greatness of Christ. A powerful reminder that Jesus is greater than religion, greater than our circumstances, and worthy of our wholehearted allegiance.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 34 alongside Psalm 103, reflecting on the character, mercy, and faithfulness of our great God. As God reveals His glory to Moses, He declares Himself to be merciful, gracious, patient, and abounding in steadfast love. Psalm 103 echoes this same truth, calling us to remember God's goodness, forgiveness, compassion, and faithfulness. A powerful study that turns our attention away from ourselves and towards the greatness of the God we worship.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 32–33, where Israel’s sin with the golden calf brings devastating consequences and threatens their relationship with God. Yet Moses intercedes for the people and refuses to move forward without the Lord’s presence, declaring that God Himself must go with them. This powerful passage highlights the seriousness of sin, the power of intercession, and the absolute necessity of God’s presence. A reminder that no blessing, destination, or success is worth having if God is not with us.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 12:9–14, where Jesus heals a man with a withered hand on the Sabbath and confronts the religious leaders’ hardened understanding of God's law. This passage reveals that God's commands are never given without His grace and power to enable us to obey. Jesus demonstrates that doing what is right, showing mercy, and honouring God must take priority over empty religion and human tradition.