Pacific Keep Church

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The church is God’s initiative on earth. He adds people through love and grace, trains and disciplines them for His mission, and calls us to become a “new humanity” that worships and serves generously. Join us to discover what it means to be part of God’s family. Support the show

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We all long for the grace of God to abound in our lives. Yet grace is more than forgiveness alone. Grace calls us to repentance—a reorientation of our lives to seek God’s will above every other pursuit. Join us as we explore how God’s grace and repentance work hand in hand. Support the show

We often pray for miracles—asking God to provide, heal, and care for our most pressing needs. Sometimes prayers are answered; other times we wonder if God hears us. So, what are miracles really for? The book of Acts shows they have a dual purpose: to bless us and, more importantly, to bear witness to outsiders and invite them to faith in Jesus. Support the show

What are the essentials of the Christian faith for spiritual growth? The Book of Acts gives us a snapshot of how the early church lived. While we’ve added many elements to our liturgies and structures over the millennia, it’s important to remember the core practices that make the church the church. Not only is this refreshingly simple, it also invites participation from anyone who has faith. Join...

The early church was unique because the Holy Spirit was given to all believers—not just a select few—to strengthen the church and share Jesus with the world. That’s still true today: you have a place in God’s story. Join us this week as we discover how God calls us to serve Him. Support the show

Forgiveness lies at the core of the Christian faith. The cross gives us access to God and accomplishes the forgiveness of our sins. As we receive Jesus’ grace, we’re called to extend that forgiveness to others. Yet forgiving as Jesus forgave is hard, and the only way it’s possible is to keep His sacrifice at the center of our lives. Join us this week as we explore forgiveness as a commandment of J...

We all want to grow spiritually but often times find it hard to do. Jesus gives us the blueprint of what to do and what to avoid to see our faith grow and see the work of God all around us. Join us this weekend as we explore the words of Jesus that will help us grow! Support the show

The Book of Acts is filled with familiar leaders—Peter, John, and Paul, to name a few. Yet the real heart of the Christian story is not the famous names, but the countless, unseen voices who carried the movement forward. Free and slave, Greek and Jew, men and women—everyone who believed in Jesus was welcomed into God’s family. This radical inclusion—bringing every believer into the fold—changed th...

God blesses us with the Holy Spirit, bringing forgiveness, purpose, and joy that helps us love others. His blessing isn’t for us to keep, but to share. This week, we explore how Pentecost displayed God’s Presence and instantly propelled the gospel to thousands outside the church.  Support the show

Jesus spent about 3 hours on the cross and during this time the course of the world was changed forever. Jesus willingly endured suffering, transferring the sins of the world onto Himself, and demonstrated ultimate love and obedience to the Father. This sacrifice established a foundation of purpose, grace, and salvation, urging us to live rooted in love for God and others. Join us this week as we...

It’s all about how God’s mercy reaches further than we expect—even to people we might think don’t deserve it. We’ll talk about what that means for us, how it changes the way we treat others, and how Jesus shows us a better way. Support the show

This summer, we’re excited to launch a new sermon series titled “It’s All About Jesus.” Join us as we journey through His stories and teachings, exploring how they not only deepen our understanding of who He is but also inspire us to reflect His love, grace, and purpose in our daily lives. Together, let’s grow closer to Christ and embrace what it truly means to live like Him. Support the show

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The ultimate calling of Jesus is also the most challenging: to love our enemies and pray for those who hate us. Jesus invites us to turn the other cheek, go the extra mile, and bless those who curse us. This is the highest calling for anyone who identifies as a citizen of the Kingdom of God. This radical love is only possible because Jesus loved us while we were enemies of God.  Support the show

As citizens of heaven, we are called to reflect God's values in our daily lives. However, we often forget the true source of our strength: fellowship with other believers. While personal prayer and Scripture reading are vital, it is in community—within the body of Christ—that we experience the greatest growth. God desires to transform us through the church, which serves as His embassy on eart...

To become a Citizen of Heaven, we undergo baptism—a ceremony where we renounce the Kingdom of Darkness and pledge allegiance to Christ. Each month, during communion, we remember this vow, seek forgiveness, and renew our commitment to follow Jesus. Join us as we baptize new believers and reaffirm our faith! Support the show

In modern Christianity, the words "praise" and "worship" are often used as synonyms. However, Scripture shows they are two sides of the same coin: praise is the path, and worship is the destination. Praise and worship are not music styles—they are spiritual postures of the heart and body. We’re not just singing—we are entering the presence of the King. God is worthy of both joy...

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The Scriptures tell us that we are citizens of heaven while living here on earth, making us foreigners in this life, called to represent the Kingdom of God. But what does this truly mean? It means that, as good citizens, we embrace the privileges of God's Gospel, reject the ways of the world, and defend God's Kingdom as ambassadors. In this lies our purpose, and within it, we discover Go...

As citizens of heaven, we have been adopted into God's family. Adoption carries both privileges and responsibilities. The privileges we receive include salvation, redemption, and the gift of the Holy Spirit. Our responsibility now is to become more like Jesus and to cultivate the gift we have received. Join us as we explore how God saves us and the purpose behind it. Support the show

Being adopted by God into His family means becoming foreigners to our old life. Although this transition is challenging, as our past selves and sins call us back, the Scriptures remind us that we are a new creation. We must embrace a new spiritual diet to help us mature and let our old selves fade away. By accepting both our adoption and foreigner status, we bring glory to God." Support the s...