Pacific Keep Church

   The first miracle Jesus performed in the Gospel of John was turning water into wine. But it's the way in which Jesus did this sign that points to God's desire for humanity. Jesus didn't just make it happen, he included the servants at the wedding in the Miracle. God's desire is to include us His work. Join us this Sunday for worship and fellowship Support the show

Christmas is the story of how God works in unexpected places with insignificant people to bring change to the world. Support the show

   This week we pause for Advent which means "arrival." We anticipate the birth of Jesus. We anticipate a new heaven and earth. One with no war, death and sin. We anticipate the arrival of God's love, peace, joy, and hope today. Join us for a special celebration this weekend.  Support the show

   The friends of Jesus invited others to follow Him using an interesting strategy. Instead of convincing and arguing they invited. The answer to "Who is Jesus" was "come and see." Seeing what Jesus does is more important than winning an argument. Join us this weekend as we share what Jesus has done and come together to worship! Support the show

   In his Gospel, John identifies Jesus as the Lamb of God. This is in reference to the Passover Lamb from the Old Testament when God freed the Israelites from slavery. Jesus likewise, through His sacrifice saved us from the slavery of sin. Join this Sunday for fellowship, worship and communion.  Support the show

   Jesus Didn't just come in person, he specifically dwelt in a particular location, time and place. By relating to us at a human level and revealing to his disciples the nature of God, Jesus made the truth accessible to all. Access is the necessary ingredient before change can occur. That access is still open to us today, which means changes is possible. Join us this weekend as we continue i...

   Jesus came in a real body, was tempted like the rest of humanity, but did not sin. By becoming like us He was the perfect revelation of God the Father. This week we learn about the how God's arrival on earth changed everything. We have hope not only in the salvation of our souls, but the restoration of our bodies and the entire creation.  Support the show

   Our goal as Jesus followers is to be with Jesus, become like Him, and do what He would do. The best place to start is to hear from Jesus. The Gospel of John is Jesus in His own words. It gives us a glimpse directly into what Jesus said and what He's asking us to do. Join us as we begin this study through the Gospel of John.  Support the show

   Our goal as Jesus followers is to be with Jesus, become like Him, and do what He would do. The best place to start is to hear from Jesus. The Gospel of John is Jesus in His own words. It gives us a glimpse directly into what Jesus said and what He's asking us to do. Join us as we begin this study through the Gospel of John.  Support the show

   The kingdom of heaven is the central message of Jesus's sermons. What does it mean and what does it look like to seek the kingdom of heaven? We will discuss as we wrap up the parables this week! Support the show

   We all have the ability to judge others. The real question is do we have the proper ability to judge ourselves and grow in areas Jesus wants to change us. How do we suspend judgement while at the same time engage in building up the church? Join us this weekend as we worship together and continue wrestling with the Parables of Jesus.  Support the show

  We humans tend to struggle with the present. We stubbornly cling to the past or we carelessly trudge into the future. What Jesus invites us to is a full and vibrant present filled with his mercy and grace. Join us as we discuss both the good and the bad of the old and the new as we explore another of Jesus's parables.  Support the show

   Life is full of barriers. Jesus call us to be persistent and approach God in prayer with boldness and confidence. We are to ask, seek, and knock, in the way we pray. God wants our honestly because His desire is to give us good things through the Holy Spirit! Support the show

   The Kingdom of Heaven is breaking in around us, but are we allowing it to break into our lives? The parable of the rich man and Lazarus shows us that our response to God's Kingdom will follow us into eternity.  Support the show

   Two people went into the temple to pray. Both spoke to God and their words revealed the contents of their heart, mind, and soul. Prayer does that - it reveals what we think about God, ourselves, and others. It also shows where God still needs to work on us. Join us this week as we explore this parable of Jesus! Support the show

   We are unimpressed with the small and want things to be "big" and "impactful." Yet, God always starts His work with small things. King David was a Shepard, Jesus was born in a barn, and the cross seemed like defeat. Maybe its time we stop trying to do "impressive" and "big" things for God and start listening to the small things God is already doing withou...

God loves to find the lost. That is why Jesus came. Not to start a religious organization, but to sit with people around the table. To eat and drink with them. To understand them and offer them what religion could not: a relationship based on love, genuine care and flourishing. This is what Jesus is calling us back to. Join us this weekend as we talk about the Good Shepard.  Support the show

   You can only serve one master. That's the inverse of the conclusion of this great but let's be honest, slightly confusing parable. Join us as we wrestle with one of Jesus's most difficult passages to understand which has some really great points for us today! Support the show

   This week we look at the importance of taking actions of faith that demonstrate obedience to our Father in Heaven. We also will look at how what we say is important, but what we do is even more important in our faith. We hope you can join us for worship  Support the show

   In this parable Jesus shares that the heart of the Father is to invite all of us to a wedding banquet. God wants us to enjoy and celebrate what He has accomplished in Jesus. Our response to God's invitation shows what we value and who we worship. Join us for community and communion this Sunday! Support the show

   We are all looking for something to feel fulfilled. But what if we are looking in the wrong places? Jesus challenges us to think bigger. To seek the Kingdom of God which is both hidden and accessible at the same time. Join us this week for worship and fellowship.  Support the show

   We all have something to offer, some more, some less. This, however, is not what matters. Regardless of what we have there is a simple question we all must answer. The question is: what are you going to do with what you have?  Support the show

   There is a difference between forgiveness and reconciliation. Sometimes we can't reconcile every problem, but we can certainly live into forgiveness with the power of Jesus. Join us this week as we explore the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant from the Gospel of Matthew.  Support the show

   The glorious conclusion to Daniel reveals an amazing cosmic vision and presents Daniel and his readers with a choice. Join us as we conclude this amazing treasure of scripture this Sunday! Support the show

   Daniel saw the rising and falling of kingdoms in his day and towards the end of his life he started to see visions of many more kingdoms that would come, rise, and fall. This, however, leads to a glorious conclusion that despite whatever happens...God's kingdom never falls. Join us as we explore the visions of Daniel as they near their conclusion.  Support the show