Pastor Brandon Thomas led this weekend with a strong reminder of Christian power. He teaches from Hebrews 12:1-2, which calls us to keep our eyes on Jesus and continue the work of Heaven in this broken world.

Guest Pastor Tim Bourne preaches Luke 5: God doesn’t give us mere suggestions; instead solutions. In this message, we learn humility leads us to surrender our way and trust God's will.

In the last message of "Keystone Unlocked,” Pastor Brandon Thomas depicts how passion drives us. God's love is saturating. Passion pours from a relationship with God and fuels the gifts of our time and treasure.

In the Keystone Unlocked series, Pastor Brandon Thomas teaches why we can and should have fun in church. We learn that fun and pleasure are a gift from God and bring joy to us when done God’s way.

This week, in Keystone Unlocked, Susan Thomas explains why we sing loud. Our hearts were designed to worship God alone; singing loud invites God’s presence to be near, draws us to intimacy, and leads us to victory and freedom.

Keystone Unlocked continues as Pastor Brandon Thomas teaches the Bible is our truth. We, as people, cannot create truth on our own. We must receive truth from God’s infallible source—the Bible.

Pastor Brandon Thomas continues teaching our values in “Keystone Unlocked”--we always bring our best! With relentless hard work, we look for opportunities to bring our best with hard work, creativity, beauty, and excellence.

Pastor Brandon Thomas teaches Keystone’s values. Looking at Romans 12, Keystone exclaims, “we’re in this together.” Through hospitality, honor, empathy, and unity, this church emerges to become an example of how connection occurs.

In “Keystone Unlocked” Pastor Brandon Thomas explains our values. Keystone is addicted to life change. Within our church, we pursue life change that is biblically-based, Jesus-centered, and Spirit-empowered.

Pastor Brandon Thomas introduces a vision for 2020 with strength. Within 12 months, Keystone will launch into a new, beautiful location and mission-focused ministries while remaining uniquely connected to the community and each other.