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.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 6:19–34, where Jesus calls His followers to wholehearted devotion and trust in God. Addressing treasures, priorities, and anxiety, this passage challenges us to live with an eternal perspective and to seek first the kingdom of God. A powerful reminder that when our hearts belong fully to the Lord, we can rest confidently in His faithful provision and care.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 6–7, where God confirms His call upon Moses and Aaron and prepares them for the confrontation with Pharaoh. Though they may seem like ordinary men, God chooses and empowers them to accomplish His extraordinary purposes. This message highlights the unity of Moses and Aaron in God’s plan, the importance of obedience, and the truth that God works through willing servants to fulfil His promises.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 5–6, where Moses and Aaron confront Pharaoh for the first time and encounter fierce resistance. As the situation worsens and God’s people grow discouraged, the Lord reaffirms His covenant promises and His commitment to deliver Israel. This message reminds us that obedience often brings opposition, but God remains faithful to His Word and sovereign over every battle.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 6:1–18, where Jesus addresses the dangers of practising religion for the praise of others. Examining giving, prayer, and fasting, this message reveals that true righteousness flows from a sincere heart devoted to God rather than outward appearances. A challenging reminder that our Heavenly Father sees what is done in secret and desires authentic worship that honours Him.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 3 and 4, where Moses encounters God at the burning bush and wrestles with the call placed upon his life. As Moses responds with fear, doubt, and excuses, God patiently reveals His power, presence, and sufficiency. This message reminds us that God does not call the qualified—He qualifies those He calls and empowers them to walk in obedience.