Pacific Keep Church

Discipleship is a long-life process; and even when we fall and fail, Jesus comes back with the same call as when he first found us: Follow me. Support the show

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   The Scriptures teach us that the things that are unseen are eternal while seen things are temporary. Living by faith means knowing and trusting in the unseen promises of God to help us get though the ups and downs of life. Nowhere is this principle more emphasized than on the cross. What seemed like a complete failure to the world - the death of a leader, was actually the beginning of restoring...

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   Jesus sent the Holy Spirit to empower the church to do the work of Christ here on earth. The Spirit is talked about as a guide that leads us through life exposing sin, pointing to Jesus as the standard, and reminding us that in Christ we don't face judgement. This encouragement propels us through hard times.  Support the show

   Jesus tells us that God the Father prunes things from our lives that hinder us from living into our calling as disciples. Although this process can be painful, its necessary for spiritual health and development. Join us this Sunday as we explore what God is pruning and why.  Support the show

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   Jesus shocked his disciples when he took on the form of a slave and washed their feet during the Last Supper. Yet, in doing so, Jesus set an example of how we are to lead as followers of The Way. Unlike the world which prioritizes status, we are to prioritize service. This mode of living is the only antidote to the broken world we live in. Join us this Sunday as we discuss what Servant Leadersh...

   Jesus said taught us to love our enemy and pray for those who persecute us. These words are impossible to live out without the power of the Holy Spirit. This week we look at a story that helps us understand how to seek the Spirit of God and see His work transform us and those around us. Join us for worship, communion, and fellowship. Support the show

   Expectations directly impact how we experience life. When it comes to faith, what we expect from it will also impact how we approach Jesus. In the Gospels, Jesus lays out a framework for what can be expected: life with abundance, salvation, and death. The last part sounds like an oxymoron, but in death Jesus also creates the possibility for new life. To attain this new life, we must first go th...

   There are two types of blindness: physical and spiritual. Jesus came to heal both types but we get to choose if we accept His healing.  Support the show

   Jesus calls himself the Good Shepherd and makes a distinction between himself and others who he calls "hired hands." The difference between these two types of leaders is huge and will determine how those under their care will grow. Which leader to you follow? The Good Shepherd or a hired hand?  Support the show

   Easter is about changing the ending. What we think about the end will drive our values in the present. In light of the resurrection and because of the promise of a "new heaven and new earth," we are called to live countercultural lives. Not because because it's easy, but because it conforms to the reality of the future promise. Join us as we celebrate new life through faith in Je...

   There are two types of blindness: physical and spiritual. Jesus came to heal both types but we get to choose if we accept His healing.  Support the show

   Judgement and mercy can go together. Jesus judges without condemning to give us a window of mercy to change. Join us this week for worship and fellowship Support the show

   Jesus is the Light of the World. The purpose of light is to illuminate reality and protect against the forces of evil. When we get close to Jesus, he shows us our reality and gives us space to repent and believe. Support the show

   After Jesus fed the five thousand, the crowds went looking for Him the following day. Upon encountering them Jesus tells them they want him not because they saw a miracle but because they were filled with bread. This raises the question of why we follow Jesus? Do we want Jesus or the benefits He offers? Do we want to be transformed by Him, or do we just want His blessings with "no strings...

   Being led by the Spirit means to have a source of "living water" inside of us guiding our decisions, choices, and purpose. Join us this week as we unpack what it means to be a disciple of Jesus and not just a follower.  Support the show

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This week we explore how Jesus moved from doing miracles with his own hands to instructing his disciples to participate by feeding the five thousand. The journey from observation to participation is on e all who profess Jesus as Lord must take.  Support the show

    This week we look at the healing of a paralyzed man at a pool. Jesus heals his body, but then finds him later to heal this spirit. Healing is always a two part process. Join us for this week's fellowship gathering. Support the show

   Jesus came to heal. He came to heal wounds we can't see. He came to heal brokenness we cannot feel. He came to right wrongs we do not even understand. When Jesus heals, He heals us to our very core. He heals our beliefs. Support the show

This week we continue our conversation around the Woman at the well.  Support the show

   Jesus spent time with this friends and even those who disliked him for being Jewish. He crossed over into a Samaritan woman and sparked up a conversation with a woman that was seen as an outcast. In this discourse we learn God's vision for including everyone in His incoming Kingdom. It's a blueprint for us today. Join us for worship this Sunday.  Support the show