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Join us for this week's sermon as we learn about an invitation from God that’s too good to pass up.
Psalm 23 is often read at funerals, but it is really a Psalm that is directed toward the living, not the dead. Join us as we unpack this great Psalm about our great Shepherd, the Lord Jesus Christ.
Salvation is God’s free gift to those who have come in repentance of our sins and have humbly placed our trust in Jesus Christ. However, once we take Jesus as our Savior, He makes it clear that it will cost us to live for Him. Join us as we discover what Jesus had to say about the high cost of being His disciple.
If ever there was a person on earth who lived for what really mattered, it was Jesus Christ. His life was a living billboard showing the beauty and glory of God to the world through His obedience to God, His Father. Can you imagine how different this world would be... how great the impact and influence the gospel would have if every believer beautified Jesus by always doing what pleases Him!
For centuries, all around the world, the resurrection of Jesus Christ has been a controversial and troubling subject. It raises several thought-provoking questions that will impact our eternity depending on how we answer them. Join us this Sunday as we examine the reasons for believing and answer the questions surrounding the Resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.
I once was told that trying to change my life without first possessing an exchanged life was useless. Join us for this Sunday sermon and discover what that means and why it’s important to our eternal destiny.
Everyone in the world needs hope! Hope is what motivates us to wake up every morning; It’s what gives us the courage to face another day. It gives us a reason to keep on keeping on when it would be easier to give up and quit. Hope reminds us that the best is yet to come, and you are welcome to join us as we discover where it is found and how you can experience it in your life.
For the next few Sundays leading up to Easter, we will be on a journey focusing on the Resurrection story. Join us this Sunday as we consider six reasons why the resurrection is vital and crucial for all who believe and follow Christ.
This week’s sermon focuses on a crazy, outrageous prayer that reached the throne of heaven and caused an earthquake on Earth. I would call that a powerful prayer, wouldn’t you? Join us as we dive into this prayer in Acts 4 and discover what can happen when a church prays together in one place, with one heart, and with one purpose.
In this week's message, we’ll explore the timeless wisdom from Matthew 7:24-27. Jesus tells a parable about two builders—one who wisely constructs their house on a rock and another who builds on shifting sand. The storms of life come to both, but only the house on the rock stands firm. Join us as we discover more about building our lives on the unshakable foundation of Jesus Christ.
Sometimes living as believers for what really matters is easier said than done. Join us this Sunday as the apostle Paul gives final instructions on living for what really matters.
In Philippians 1, Paul clarifies that he was consumed with the gospel. The gospel mattered most to him, and everything else paled compared to it. In this message, Paul gives us four essentials the church needs to effectively go into the world and spread the gospel. What are those essentials? Join us this Sunday and discover what they are.
Helen Keller once said, “I do not want the peace that passeth understanding, I want the understanding which brings peace.” Having God’s peace and the understanding that brings peace is not an “either-or proposition”. Join us this Sunday to find out how you can have both.
Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. (Philippians 1:2)
Join us this Sunday as we discover how God’s grace and peace help us in our quest to live for the things that really matter. Hope to see you there!
The book of Philippians reveals the things that really matter in life; not just to the apostle Paul, but more importantly to God and they ought to matter to us as well. But what are these things and how do we cultivate them in our life? Join us as we begin our search for the answers from the New Testament book of Philippians.
“For unto us a child is born, unto a Son is given… and His name shall be called… EVERLASTING FATHER…” (Isaiah 9:6). But what did Isaiah mean by that and what difference can it make in our life? Join us this for this sermon to find out.
In this Sunday sermon we will be looking at the wonderful name of Jesus, “Mighty God.” Join us as we discover the difference in our life Jesus can make when we know Him as Mighty God!
“For unto us a child is born, unto us a Son is given; And the government shall be upon His shoulder. And His name will be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.” Isaiah 9:6
Isaiah 9:6 prophesied that one of the names of Jesus would be “Wonderful Counselor.” Join us as we consider the statement: “His name is wonderful to me because...”
“For unto us a child is born, unto us a Son is given; And the government shall be upon His shoulder. And His name will be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.” Isaiah 9:6
“In everything give thanks; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you” (2 Thessalonians 5:18). Sometimes being grateful and expressing our thanks unto the Lord is easier said than done, especially when we are going through a hard time! In this sermon the apostle Paul reveals the motives that ought to encourage us to have a thankful heart and live with an attitude of gratitude.
In Hebrews 13:3, we are instructed to pray for those who are in prison (because of their faith - 1 Peter 3:14). Furthermore, we are to pray for them in the way we would want the church to pray for us if we were the one in prison. Join us this Sunday as we look at what happens when the church comes together and prays for those around the world who are suffering persecution for their faith.
People today trust in all kinds of things to take care of them in this life. Some are trusting in the wealth that they have accumulated from their retirement plans and insurance policies. Still others are looking to relationships, success, and even to themselves. In Psalm 23, David revealed that he was looking to Jehovah Rohi, The Lord Our Shepherd, and when he did, he discovered 8 ways in which the Lord took care of him. Join us this Sunday as we discover the various ways God will take care of us when we know Him as our Jehovah Rohi - The Lord our Shepherd.
Fighting spiritual battles is a relentless part of living the Christian life and if we are not careful, we can get worn down and feel overwhelmed by them. Often, when the battle gets intense, we can lose sight of heaven and that’s when we are tempted to throw in the towel and give up the fight. If this sounds like a familiar experience to you, then God’s Word has a message for you at Keith Springs Baptist Church.
The secret and power to experiencing the abundant life that Jesus said He came to give us is embedded in the Lord’s name - Jehovah Mekoddishkem. If you feel like something is lacking in your intimacy with the Lord and long for something more, this message is for you.
One of the names for God in the Bible is Jehovah Tsidkenu, which means “The Lord Our Righteousness.” The Bible teaches us that righteousness is what the world so desperately needs. It is the only solution to the moral collapse and cultural chaos we find ourselves in today. The Bible also teaches us that righteousness is a crucial and indispensable centerpiece of the Christian faith; without it we would be lost and dead in our sins forever. But what is righteousness? Where do I go in order to find it? And how does it become mine? Join us and discover the answers from the Word of God.
God’s name - Jehovah Jireh, appears only once in the Bible in Genesis 22. It tells us the story of Abraham when God instructed him to give his son Isaac back to the LORD as a sacrifice. Something in the way Abraham responded allowed him to experience God as Jehovah Jireh - “The LORD our Provider.” Join us this Sunday and find out what that certain “something” was.
We welcome you to join us for this Sunday's sermon, where we'll be commemorating our 81st Annual Homecoming.
Adonai is one of the Hebrew names for God in the Old Testament that means “ruler, owner, master. In the New Testament, Jesus said, “No one can serve two masters, for you will hate one and love the other; you will be devoted to one and despise the other. You cannot serve both God and money” (Matthew 6:24). In this sermon we will come face to face with the question of “Who owns me... who is calling the shots in my life, who has the final say in my decisions and why the answers to these questions are a key to my spiritual health and well-being.
"Jehovah" is one of the great names for God in the Bible and it is packed full of meaning. In this week's sermon, we will consider what's so amazing about this name and the positive difference it can make in your life.
It has been said that first impressions are lasting impressions. In Genesis 1:1 God gives us the very first impression of who He is through His name “Elohim.” Join us for this sermon and discover what’s so great and impressive about His name- “Elohim.”
Did you know there are at least 102 names for God in the Bible? Names are important because they describe who a person is, what their desire is, or what they purpose to do. Sometimes a name reveals what a person has done. When we learn the different names of God in the Bible, we can better understand who He is and how to relate with Him. We can better understand what He wants to do in us, through us, and for us. Join us as we begin our journey through the Bible and discover some of the many names of God.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in a world that is free from sin and all of its consequences, to live in a place where the only word that comes close to describing it is “perfection” because everything there is made new? John closes the book of Revelation by giving us just a hint, but he reminds us that only those whose names are written in the Lamb’s book of life (Revelation 21:27) are welcomed there. How about you? Do you know for sure that your name has been recorded in the Lamb’s book of life? Join us as we get a glimpse of our eternal home where God makes everything new!
We are blessed as Christians to have the joy of living in the blessed hope of Christ’s Second Coming and oh, what a thrilling scene it will be! Have you ever wondered what will take place when Jesus comes again? Well, thanks to the revelation that John saw when heaven was opened (Revelation 19 & 20), we don’t have to wonder any longer; we can know exactly what takes place. Believe me, what John has to tell us is a real eye-opener. Join us as we discover the greatest climatic event this world is moving toward today.
In the past, there have been wedding receptions that I have been invited to that I chose not to attend and if the truth were told, it probably wasn’t too big of a deal that I missed them. But there is a wedding banquet that God has invited all of us to that we can't afford to miss. This banquet is a matter of life and death! It is called “The Marriage of the Lamb” and there are certain requirements we must meet in order to attend.
“It is finished, the battle is over, it is finished, there will be no more war, it is finished, the end of the conflict, it is finished, and Jesus is Lord!” These are the words to a song I remember hearing when I was a child and there are no better words that reflect the great truth of Revelation 17 & 18. Join us for this Sunday sermon as we learn about the war that will end all wars.
Trying to imagine the coming events in Revelation 15 & 16 are like watching a horror film. In these chapters, God has had enough with this rebellious world as it refuses for the last time His final offer of mercy and repentance. When the first angel pours out his bowl of wrath, you think the worst is finally over, but wait! You begin reading again only to discover that it’s just the beginning and the worst is yet to come! Join us and discover three things you need to know before God’s wrath has reached the point of no return making it too late to change your mind and come to Christ.
Have you ever gone to the movies and sat through all the trailers giving you a sneak preview of the movies that haven’t been released but are coming soon? This is what is happening in Revelation 14. God gives John (and us), a sneak preview of what is going to happen in the final stages of the tribulation as He completes the pouring of His wrath upon this world. Join us for this sermon. You don’t want to miss it!
What do a red dragon, two beasts, and a pregnant woman in Revelation 12-13 have in common? They are all key characters in the last half of the tribulation. Join us and discover who they are and their significance in the drama of the tribulation saga.
There is a song that was made popular a few years back by the Christian contemporary group, Philips, Craig, & Dean. The title is “I Want To Be Just Like You.” It’s a song about a father who realizes that his son is not only watching him but is trying to follow in his shoes and he is expressing his desire to God to be a godly example for his son to follow. Some of the lyrics are: “Lord, I want to be just like you because he wants to be just like me, I want to be a holy example for his innocent eyes to see”. But what does that look like being lived out in everyday life? Join us to discover what God has to say about it.
Paul warns us in 2 Timothy 3:12 that “all who desire to live godly in Christ Jesus will suffer persecution.” Revelation 11 brings us to the midpoint of the Tribulation as God raises up two witnesses sent into the world to proclaim the gospel message. The world will hate these witnesses and their message and rejoice as the antichrist murders them and displays their dead bodies in the streets of Jerusalem for all to see. In this sermon, we will discover what God does for believers who will remain faithful and stand firm even in the face of intense persecution.
Join us for this Sunday's message from DRBA Director of Missions Matt Ledbetter.
Paul Harvey was an American News Commentator with ABC Radio for many years. He would always bring his commentaries to a conclusion with the phrase “And now for the rest of the story.” In Revelation 10 & 11 John sees a mighty angel come down out of heaven with a little book in his hand and it contains “The rest of the story” concerning the prophetic message John will deliver. Join us to find out what’s so big about the message in this little book.
What do trumpets, hard hearts, and questions have in common? You are invited to join us and find out.
Looking back, some of the best lessons in life that have helped me to build a solid foundation for life were lessons my mother taught me as a child. It has been said that a mother’s heart is the child’s classroom, so join us as we discover some of the best lessons a mother could ever teach her children.
A major theme in the Revelation of Jesus Christ is the future wrath of God that will be poured out on those who hate God and have rejected Him during the Tribulation period. It is not going to be a pretty sight to see! But the message of Revelation 7 is that despite God’s righteous judgment upon mankind, in His love and mercy, the Lord continues to give people a chance to repent. Join us as we consider God’s grace in the face of His wrath.
