Keystone Montgomeryville

For years, Keystone MV has set aside time at the start of the year to fast together—not because we forgot what fasting is, but because we resist it. In this foundational message, we revisit one of the most challenging spiritual disciplines and ask an honest question: What are we really hungry for? Fasting isn’t about proving strength or checking a spiritual box—it’s about exposing our hunger. In a...

It’s the first Sunday of a brand-new year—and since we’re all here, let’s not just start again… let’s start  right . In this bonus message from the  Since we’re all here…  series, we skip the clichés, ignore the resolution talk, and ask a deeper question that every one of us has to answer: What are you building your life on? Jesus closes the Sermon on the Mount with a series of striking contrasts—...

What if Christmas wasn’t about pretending everything is okay—but about being honest with God? In this message from the Since We Are All Here! series, we’re reminded that Christmas is not a fairy tale. It’s real people, in a real world, encountering a real God who came near. Through the story of the wise men and the raw honesty of the Psalms, we’re invited to do something deeply personal and powerf...

What can gold, frankincense, and myrrh teach us about Jesus? Listen back to Sunday's message as we unwrap (get it?) the gifts the wise men brought to the Savior King and explore what it means for Jesus to be your King, your High Priest, and your Sacrifice. Are you truly honoring Him as King of your life? Are you trusting Him to bridge the gap between you and God? How will you respond to the gr...

This Christmas season, we pause the holiday frenzy with one sacred mission:  to see Jesus, and to trust we were always being led to Him. In this message from the “Since we're all here” series, we move past the cozy glow of holiday nostalgia and into the real world of the first Christmas—a world shaped by political tension, spiritual hunger, and hearts searching for something real. In Matthew 2...

In REAL MISSION, we close out our journey through Paul’s letter to the Colossians with a call that echoes far beyond the text. Paul ends not with doctrine, but direction — prayer that pushes outward, wisdom that walks toward the world, and words that carry grace with purpose. Anchored in Colossians 4:2–6, this message challenges believers to l ive like eternity is real and Jesus rules every moment...

Why don’t Jesus followers live like they’re dead? Because in Christ, they’ve been raised — and real life means real change. In this message, Pastor Mark walks us through Colossians 3 and reminds us that new life in Jesus means something in us has to die. Paul doesn’t say manage your sin or reduce it… he says  put it to death.  The old self comes off. The new self goes on. Real change isn’t about b...

Do you live like Jesus rules and eternity is real? In Colossians, Paul calls out a dangerous mindset—what Pastor Mark calls “Jesus + …” living. The Colossians didn’t reject Jesus; they just thought they needed something more. Jesus + the law. Jesus + rituals. Jesus + a little bit of worldly security. We do the same thing—Jesus + success, comfort, money, approval. But the truth of the gospel is thi...

This week in our REAL series, we’re talking about what it means to be a Real Church. A real church isn’t built around crowds, comfort, or convenience—it’s built around Christ and His mission. From Acts to Colossians, we see that  the church was never meant to be a spectator event, but a sending movement . Real church equips its people to go, grow, and give their lives for the sake of others. Pasto...

We’re kicking off a brand-new series called  REAL —a deep dive through the book of Colossians. This week, Pastor Mark opens with one of the most powerful truths in Scripture:  Jesus is not a character in your story—He is your story. In a culture that tells us we can build our own version of truth or mix a little bit of everything to suit our preferences, Colossians 1:15–23 calls us back to the rea...

The book of Acts doesn’t really end— it continues through us . In this message, “What Now?” we follow Paul’s journey to Rome and discover what it means to live on mission today. We’re called to live questionable lives that make others ask why, to make the most of every opportunity, to trust God even in the storm, and to live sent—right where we are. The story of Acts isn’t finished. The next chapt...

What would you say if you knew these were your final words? In Acts 20, Paul delivers his farewell to the Ephesian elders—a powerful summary of a life fully devoted to Jesus. In this message, we’re challenged to think about our own legacy: Will our lives be marked by faithfulness to God, humility that points others to Jesus, and generosity that gives more than it takes? Through Paul’s example, we’...

In Acts 19:11-41, the gospel collides head-on with the idols of Ephesus—and hearts are changed. In this message, “What To Do When You Realize You’re an Idolator,” we’re reminded that sin isn’t just doing wrong things— it’s loving the wrong things more than God . Pastor Mark teaches how idolatry hides beneath our search for success, comfort, and approval, and how only Jesus can free us from the fal...

Listen to this week's message from our Lead and Founding Pastor, John Cope. This week in Acts 18:24–19:10, we were reminded that every follower of Jesus is called to be an influencer—not for personal gain, but for the Kingdom. Apollos, Priscilla, and Aquila used their gifts and knowledge to point others to Jesus. Paul invested in twelve learners who became world changers. And we’re reminded th...

This week in Acts 18:1–23, we were reminded that God’s mission doesn’t just move forward through the “big names” of Scripture - it advances through everyday people. Priscilla and Aquila were ordinary tentmakers starting over, yet God used them to disciple others. Titius Justus and Crispus risked reputation and livelihood to follow Jesus. Even Paul struggled with fear and needed God’s encouragement...