Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 8:1–17, where Jesus compassionately ministers to the leper, the centurion’s servant, and Peter’s mother-in-law. This passage reveals Christ’s authority over sickness, His compassion for the outcast, and His willingness to respond to genuine faith. A comforting reminder that no one is beyond the reach of Jesus’ mercy and that He is able and willing to help all who come to Him.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 16, where God hears the complaints of His people in the wilderness and graciously provides manna from heaven. Rather than abandoning Israel in their weakness, the Lord responds with patience, provision, and daily reminders of His faithfulness. This message encourages us to trust that God hears our cries, knows our needs, and faithfully provides for His people one day at a time.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 15, where Israel responds to God’s great deliverance with songs of praise and worship. As the people celebrate His victory at the Red Sea and then encounter testing in the wilderness, this chapter reveals both the power and goodness of God. A powerful reminder that the Lord is worthy of praise in times of triumph and faithful to provide in seasons of need.

Pastor Israel concludes Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount by teaching through Matthew 7:7–29. This passage calls believers to seek God persistently, walk the narrow path, discern true and false fruit, and build their lives upon the solid foundation of Christ’s words. A practical message reminding us that a life grounded in obedience to Jesus can withstand the storms and pressures of life.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 14, where Israel finds itself trapped between Pharaoh’s advancing army and the Red Sea. In a moment of fear and uncertainty, God demonstrates His power by making a way where there seems to be no way. This message encourages believers not to lose hope when circumstances appear impossible, but to trust the Lord who fights for His people and faithfully delivers them according to His promises.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 12–13, focusing on the institution of the Passover and Israel’s deliverance from Egypt. Through the blood of the lamb, God provides salvation from judgment and sets His people free from bondage. This message points to Jesus Christ as our Passover Lamb, whose sacrifice brings redemption, forgiveness, and new life. A powerful reminder that salvation is found not in our works, but in God’s provision.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 7:1–6, where Jesus addresses the danger of a critical and hypocritical spirit. This passage challenges us to examine our own hearts before focusing on the faults of others, while also calling us to exercise wisdom and discernment. A practical and convicting message on extending grace, pursuing humility, and relating to others as Christ has related to us.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 11–12, where God brings the final plague upon Egypt and institutes the Passover. As judgment approaches, God provides a way of salvation through the blood of the lamb, pointing forward to Jesus Christ, our Passover Lamb. This message challenges us to consider our readiness for God’s deliverance and reminds us that salvation is found only through faith in His provision.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 8–9, where Pharaoh repeatedly attempts to negotiate with Moses and offer compromise instead of full obedience to God’s command. Though Pharaoh is willing to make concessions, he refuses complete surrender to the Lord. This message highlights the danger of compromise and the reality that, just as Pharaoh sought a middle ground, Satan often tempts believers to settle for partial obedience rather than wholehearted devotion. A timely reminder that God calls His people not to compromise with the world, but to walk fully in His will.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 7–8, where God begins to pour out the first plagues upon Egypt. Amidst judgment on Pharaoh’s hardness of heart and the gods of Egypt, God’s grace is still evident as He repeatedly provides opportunities for repentance and reveals His power and sovereignty. This message highlights both the justice and mercy of God, reminding us that even in judgment, the Lord graciously calls people to turn to Him.