First Baptist Church, Keller, TX

There remains an element of mystery when we look at the biblical concept of the Kingdom of God. Pastor Keith clarifies and expands our understanding of the Kingdom of God. Luke 13:18-21

In today’s passage we see how much Jesus values women. Pastor Keith shares a timely message on a woman’s worth and position in our society. Luke 13:10-17

Jesus said, unless you repent, you will all likewise perish. What does this mean? Find out in today’s message from Luke, Chapter 13.

Questions and answers on the proposed Phase 1 of the Vision Plan.

Our culture is enamored with the Jesus of their own imagination. He never talks about sin and certainly never judges anyone or anything. But we believe in the Jesus of the Bible. A stark contrast to the Jesus of our culture’s imagination. Pastor Keith shares the whole counsel of God in today’s message. Luke 12:49-59

No one knows the date or time of Jesus Christ's second coming, but we do know the time is near. The question from today's message is, are you ready for His return? Luke 12:35-48

In today’s message, Dr. Jim Richards, Executive Director of the Southern Baptist of Texas Convention, looks at the principles in the Bible on building a Biblical family. Deuteronomy 6:4-9

God rejoices in meeting our needs and wants us to rejoice in being the conduit for meeting the needs of others. How do we do that? Find out in today’s message from Luke, chapter 12.

Pastor Keith shares that being wealthy and accumulating riches is not a sin, but warns against how we handle those riches. Luke 12:13-21

Persecution of Christians is becoming more and more prevalent in our day and time. Pastor Keith shares encouragement on how we can avoid the fear of man and trust in the promises of God. Luke 12:4-12

Pastor Keith continues his series from the book of Luke on the hypocrisy of the Pharisees and how we can avoid living our lives in the same manner. Luke 12:1-3

A look at the future of First Baptist Church Keller through the Vision Plan.

Pastor Keith shares 8 marks of a pharisaical heart, from his series, the gospel according to Luke. Luke 11:37-54

Pastor Keith shares a Christmas message to encourage us, that God is with us no matter what we face in our lives. Matthew 1:18-24, Hebrews 4:14-16

In this season of lights at Christmas, we are reminded to let the light of Christ in each of us shine the brightest in the midst of a dark and sinful world. Luke 11:33-36

God has given us a mountain of evidence for us to believe in His redemptive plan. But many still are demanding signs from heaven before they will believe. Pastor Keith shares the many signs God has revealed over the years and the ultimate sign of His incarnate Son. Luke 11:29-32

We don’t need proof that man is sinful. But, what is the fundamental sin of humanity? Pastor Keith reveals the answer from Luke, chapter 11. Luke 11:14-28

God is able and willing to provide for the needs of His children. Pastor Keith shares more about God’s generosity in his message from Luke, chapter 11. Luke 11:5-13

Pastor Keith reminds us that being thankful is not just a once a year expression on Thanksgiving day. He gives us a breakdown of everyday thankfulness in Part 3 of his message, "Teach Us to Pray." Luke 11:1-4

Pastor Keith shares part 2 of his message on “Teach us to Pray” and gives insight into what the model prayer instructs us to do. Luke 11:1-4

A disciple of Jesus asked Him to teach them to pray. Luke records the model prayer and pastor Keith gives an overview in part 1 of his message, "Teach us to Pray." Luke 11:1-4

In his message, “Don’t Miss the Point,” Tony Richmond explains that the story of the prodigal son reveals the grace and forgiveness of the Father. Luke 15:11-32

Sometimes in our daily walk we choose what is good, but we don’t choose what is best. Pastor Keith explains in today’s message. Luke 10:38-42

The story of the good Samaritan is much more than just a lesson in generosity, sharing, and kindness. Find out more in today’s message from Pastor Keith. Luke 10:25-37

What brings you joy in your Christian walk? Pastor Keith explains what should be our source for supreme joy as Christians and what the source of ultimate joy is for our Savior, Jesus Christ. Luke 10:17-24