Are you holding onto things in your life with the same grip as a two-year-old clutching a toy, saying, “Mine”?In this message, we explore how the abundant life Jesus promised isn’t automatic; it’s a promised possibility that becomes reality when we learn true stewardship.Stewardship isn’t about losing what we have.It’s about letting go of the illusion of ownership so we can finally experience God’s order, God’s blessings, and God’s abundance.If you’ve been overwhelmed, overcommitted, or constantly chasing more — this message will help you breathe again and live again.

What did Jesus really mean by abundant life? Most people think it means more stuff… more success… more money.But Scripture shows something different. Paul lived an abundant life filled with hardship, yet he planted churches, spread the gospel, and impacted eternity. His abundance wasn’t in wealth…it was in purpose. Influence. Calling. Joy. Faith. Generosity. Divine moments.If you've ever wondered:“Am I living an abundant life?”This message will change how you see it forever.

Jesus said He came to give us life, and life more abundantly (John 10:10). But many believers never experience that abundant life because they struggle with one essential choice: instant obedience.In this message, we unpack what Jesus meant by “abundant life,” how obedience activates God’s promises, and why delayed obedience often becomes disobedience. Using Scripture from John 10, Luke 6, James 1, and Isaiah 1, we explore how obeying God immediately builds a strong spiritual foundation, invites God’s blessing, and strengthens your walk with Christ.If you’ve ever wondered why you feel spiritually stuck, unstable, or less blessed than you expected, this sermon will challenge and encourage you. Abundant life isn’t complicated; it’s connected to obedience.

What if the greatest danger to your home isn’t what’s outside, but what’s been allowed in?

In this first message of Evil Proofing Our Homes, Pastor Keith looks back to the beginning, before the garden, to reveal how sin opened the door for the enemy’s power.

Through Revelation 12, Genesis 3, and Romans 6, we uncover how Satan gained dominion, how Christ broke it, and how we can take back authority in our homes today.

If you’ve ever wondered why your home feels under spiritual attack, this message will help you see the enemy’s strategy and remind you of the power you have through Jesus.

Do you know about God, or do you know Him personally?In this message from Genesis 28, Pastor Keith shares how Jacob’s encounter at Bethel transformed his understanding of God forever.Many of us believe in God, but haven’t yet encountered His presence in a personal way. This message will help you move from head knowledge to heart transformation, discovering that God isn’t distant; He’s right there with you.Join us for this powerful sermon and experience your own Bethel moment — where God becomes real.

Conflict is something every one of us faces. Whether it’s at work, in our homes, or even in the church, how we respond reveals who we’re becoming.In this message from Romans chapter 12 verses 14–21, we look at how to handle hurt and overcome conflict in a way that reflects Jesus. God’s Word teaches us to bless those who persecute us, to live in harmony with others, and to overcome evil with good.If you’ve ever wondered how to respond when you’ve been wronged, or how to keep peace when emotions run high, this message will help you see that God’s way isn’t just better, it’s freeing.

Are you overflowing with hope, or running on empty? In this message from Romans chapter 12, verses 11& 12, we continue our “20 Commandments” series as Pastor Keith Jones unpacks six short but powerful truths that define a life on fire for God.

Discover what it really means to:

🔥 Be zealous, not slothful

🔥 Stay fervent in spirit

🔥 Serve the Lord wholeheartedly

🔥 Rejoice in hope

🔥 Be patient in tribulation

🔥 Remain constant in prayer

In a world drowning in hopelessness, Jesus calls His church to be billboards of hope, radiating joy and peace through the power of the Holy Spirit. Let this message challenge and encourage you to live passionately for Christ and overflow with His hope in every situation.

What does it really mean to live like Jesus?In this powerful sermon, Pastor Keith unpacks the heart of Christian living: honor, serve, and love one another. Jesus didn’t just call us to believe — He called us to become like Him. This message will challenge you to reflect on how you treat others, how you serve in humility, and how your life displays the love of Christ to the world around you.If you’ve ever wondered how to practically follow Jesus day to day, this message will give you both the clarity and conviction to live out your faith.🔹 You’ll learn:• What it really means to “love one another” the way Jesus commanded• Why serving others is at the core of spiritual maturity• How to honor people — even those who don’t deserve it

Romans 12 lays out what some call the “20 Commandments of the New Testament”—the marks of a true Christian. These commands call us to genuine love, deep devotion, and a firm stand against evil.In this sermon, we walk through Romans 12 and discover how to live out these commands in today’s world. God calls us to abhor evil, hold fast to what is good, and love with sincerity. This is what it means to be transformed by Christ and to live as His people.If you want to grow in faith and understand what following Jesus looks like in real life, this message will encourage and challenge you.

Many people think being a Christian just means sitting in a pew on Sunday, but God designed you for so much more. In this sermon from Romans 12, we explore what it truly means to be part of the body of Christ.God has given each of us unique gifts, not to sit on a shelf, but to be used to build His Church and reach the world. Whether your role feels big or small, every member of the body matters.Discover how your life finds its purpose when you step into the calling God placed on you. Stop sitting still and start living in the fullness of who He created you to be.📖 Scripture: Romans Chapter 12, verses 1–8👉 If this message encourages you, don’t just listen, put it into action. You were made for this!