Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 18, highlighting the encounter with Apollos—a man passionate and knowledgeable in the Scriptures, yet lacking a full understanding of the Gospel. This message reminds us that sincerity alone is not enough; we need the fullness of truth found in Jesus Christ. A powerful call to grow in understanding, be teachable, and walk in the completeness of the Gospel.

Pastor Israel continues in the Gospel of Matthew, focusing on the birth of Jesus and the faith of Joseph. This passage reveals how God steps into the brokenness of our world through the incarnation, bringing hope, redemption, and fulfilment of His promises. A powerful reminder that Jesus is Immanuel—God with us—who enters into our mess to save and restore.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 18:1–10, reminding us that God does not use “super saints,” but ordinary people who are willing to serve Him. Through Paul’s partnership with Aquila and Priscilla, his perseverance in difficulty, and God’s encouragement in a time of fear, this message highlights how the Lord strengthens and sustains His servants. A powerful reminder that God’s work is accomplished through His grace, not human ability.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 17, following Paul’s ministry in Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens. This message highlights the call to proclaim Christ faithfully in every context—whether facing opposition, engaging those who search the Scriptures, or speaking to a culture full of idols. A powerful reminder that the Gospel speaks to every heart and every culture, calling all people everywhere to turn to the living God.

Pastor Israel begins a new series through the Gospel of Matthew by exploring the genealogy of Jesus in Matthew 1:1–17. At first glance it may seem like a simple list of names, but it reveals God’s sovereign grace working through broken people and messy histories to accomplish His perfect plan. This opening message reminds us that Jesus is the promised King in the line of David and the fulfilment of God’s covenant promises.

Pastor Keith briefly touches on the events of Acts 15 before focusing on Acts 16, where the Gospel reaches Philippi. Through the conversions of Lydia, the deliverance of the demon-possessed slave girl, and the dramatic salvation of the Philippian jailer, this message centres on the life-changing question: “What must I do to be saved?” The clear answer of Scripture is simple and powerful—believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 14, following Paul and Barnabas as they continue their missionary journey and boldly proclaim the Gospel. Despite opposition, persecution, and misunderstanding, the message of God’s grace continues to spread. This study reminds us that salvation comes through grace alone, and that faithful servants of Christ must endure hardship as they carry the good news to the world.

Pastor Israel concludes the Book of Nehemiah with a study of Chapter 13, where Nehemiah returns to confront compromise and call God’s people back to faithfulness. This message highlights the importance of guarding our devotion to the Lord, addressing spiritual drift, and remaining committed to God’s Word. A timely reminder that it is not enough to start well—God calls His people to finish well.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 13, where the Gospel begins to move outward through the missionary ministry of Paul and Barnabas. This message highlights Paul’s proclamation that through Jesus there is forgiveness of sins—and something more: justification that the Law of Moses could never provide. A powerful reminder that the Gospel not only forgives but fully declares the believer righteous through faith in Christ.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 11 and into Acts 12, tracing the growth of the Church in Antioch and the intense persecution under Herod. As James is martyred and Peter is imprisoned, the Church responds with fervent, united prayer—and God moves powerfully. This message highlights the unstoppable advance of the Gospel, the sovereignty of God in suffering, and the mighty deliverance that comes as His people pray earnestly and persistently.