Dr Claude Thomas looks at Psalms 103. He depicts three ways we can “bless the Lord”: discovering who God is, what God has done, and understanding God’s rule. These building blocks establish an attitude of gratitude within us.

This special message binds us with God’s vision for Keystone Church to “Build this House.” Pastor Brandon discusses how we got here and depicts how what we do must always be a “God thing.”

This special message binds us with God’s vision for Keystone Church to “Build this House.” Pastor Brandon discusses how we got here and depicts how what we do must always be a “God thing.”

Pastor Brandon Thomas teaches on the god of money. God blesses first and we are to be a blessing to others. We explore “wherever your treasure is, there the desires of our heart will be also.’

In the third week of American gods, Brandon Thomas teaches on the god of sex. We examine how shame entered the world through sin and God’s desire to cleanse us of shame through Jesus. The message closes with an explanation of how Godly sex binds one man and one woman in covenant love.

Pastor Brandon Thomas begins his teaching on the American god of comfort. We look at idols that distract our hearts from actively, accurately, and affectionately focusing on the one true God constantly.

Pastor Brandon Thomas begins his teaching on the American god of comfort. We look at idols that distract our hearts from actively, accurately, and affectionately focusing on the one true God constantly.

In the final week of Rings, Kings, and Things, Pastor Brandon Thomas unpacks the book of Malachi looking at the relentless love of God toward his children. God’s love calls us to leadership, giving, and harnessing his covenant love in marriage.

Pastor Brandon Thomas teaches the book of Haggai examining the ways discouragement and distraction lead to mission drift. We learn the importance of getting to work with the assurance God is with us.

Pastor Brandon teaches how to lament from the prophet Habakkuk. We learn that SUFFERING reveals what we really think about God. Does the eternal God serve me or do I serve Him?