Pacific Keep Church

We all want to escape reality at times. In Christ however, we are called to bring excellence into the mundane moments of life. Because of what Jesus did for us, we are called to do everything like we are doing it for Jesus. This hope reshapes our approach to daily living and brings witness to the power of the gospel. Join us this weekend for worship. Support the show

   Positivity may sound to some of you like a worldly value or a self-help principle, but we believe positivity is central to following Jesus. Happiness flows from gratitude, and regularly reflecting on the depth of gratitude we have in Christ should change everything about how we examine our circumstances. In this sermon we hope to encourage and empower Christ followers to live in a state of posi...

Being part of a family brings privileges. As members of God’s family, we have been adopted and given the Holy Spirit.  The power of having the Spirit of God means we no longer are slaves to our old patterns of sin.  We are now called to a new responsibility – to exercise this newfound freedom by suffering with Christ.  Support the show

The Church is the family of God (Eph. 1:5, Gal. 3:26). Those of us who believe in Jesus belong to God's family, and as such we hold the same values Jesus holds. For the next 5 weeks we are going to look at 5 values we strongly believe are essential in our community starting with peace. Jesus is the prince of peace and calls us to a life and a way of life that is ruled primarily by His peace. ...

We all have a role to play in God's story. Jesus saves us and prepares us for service. He does this by giving us spiritual gifts and calling us into normal places to bear witness to the Way of Jesus.  Support the show

Jesus didn't leave us here to just wait for heaven. He is inviting every believer into a new calling here and now. A calling the showcases the grace of God, alive in our lives as a testimony to His love. Join us this week for worship.  Support the show

The power of the gospel is that Jesus will finish the job. He will restore all of creation upon his return. Our role as Christians is to look at the end that is guaranteed (heaven) and live in the present broken world with the hope of resurrection. This change of perspective is the key to flourishing even in the middle of hardships. Support the show

The Good News of the Gospel is that Jesus saved us by forgiving our sins and making us right with God. The even better news is that Jesus continues to save us in the present from temptations and old patterns. Through the Holy Spirit, God is gradually changing us to be like Jesus.  Support the show

Jesus is not done saving. As we face more uncertainty today, we stand on the firm foundation that Jesus saved us and He is also in the processing of changing us.  Support the show

It seems that the ground has shifting below our feet over the last few years. How should we respond? We have to be honest about our challenges and at the same time remember that we stand on the solid Rock that is Jesus. Regardless of what we see, our faith reminds us of this true reality: Jesus has already defeated sin, death, and the grave. In that we rejoice and walk on the shifting ground with...

We live in a world that increasingly lacks peace. There is ever growing conflict and division. How will peace ever have its day? The good news of the Gospel is Jesus accomplished peace by reconciling us to the Father. Through the cross Jesus became our peace and is now inviting us to walk in the pathway of peace. This week we explore what that looks like in our daily lives.  Support the show

Jesus once said that out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks. We pursue what's in our core being. It's no wonder Jesus says that Blessed are the "pure in heart for they shall see God." Having a pure heart will naturally mean we seek God and His glory. The good news is that those who seek God will find HIm. Not just in the next life but in the midst of this one. Join...

Being wronged is a reality everyone will face. The question is how will we respond. We can accumulate all the negatives like an overflowing waste bin and carry the burden of injustice. But Jesus has a different idea. He asks us to be merciful and show forgiveness towards those who wrong us.  Support the show

Steve Hart, Lead Pastor of Soma Church Spokane is our guest this week!  Steve leads us through what it means to hunger and thirst for righteousness.  He also reminds us the blessings in the Sermon on the Mount aren't things for us to do, but rather a gift to receive.  Support the show

Jesus has a way of flipping things upside down. Blessed and Mourning and Meek don't really go together in most peoples' minds, but for Jesus this is the way things are! Come and join us as we wade into the mystery of the way Jesus sees the world where the Meek & the Mourners are the ones who are blessed. Support the show

What does it mean to follow Jesus? This is the essential question of the gospels and perhaps the whole of Christianity. To answer this question we need to start with Jesus's thoughts, His vision, and His heart as revealed in His teachings. Join us as we examine the message that comes right from the heart of Jesus - the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount, the Beatitudes. This is a sermon in...

Jesus is pretty clear to the church: you are to love one another, that's how people will know about me - through your love for each other. The question for us today is do we love each other, and if we really do how can we love each other more? Join us Sunday for a practical sermon about a confusing word for us today: fellowship.  This is a sermon in our spiritual practices series by pastor Ja...

Our attention spans are short partly because we are bombarded with so many messages and "things to do" on any given day. As people of faith however, we are called to focus on our relationship with God as a priority. If this part of our life is strong, all other areas become healthier. Join us this weekend for worship.  This is a standalone sermon by pastor Boris Borisov delivered on Fath...

This week we end our "The Main Thing" Sermon series on discipleship. The path of faith is not just about one moment in time (salvation). It's about the journey of becoming like Jesus. This journey is marked by grace, forgiveness, and growth. These things are achieved not only through positive experiences, but even more so through our suffering and hardships (which we will face). Joi...

Jesus had space in His life for others. Do we have that same kind of space? Do you always feel either overwhelmed or left out? How can we learn to cultivate space and build connections like Jesus? Join us this Sunday as we discuss this powerful step in discipleship. This is a sermon in our discipleship series 'The Main Thing' by pastor Jack Dunbar  Support the show

Jesus told his followers that He came not to be served but to serve. The sign of a mature Christian is one that strives not to benefit only themselves, but to pattern a life that continuously keeps the good of others in mind. Join us this weekend for worship.  This is a sermon in our series on discipleship, 'The Main Thing' by pastor Boris Borisov. Support the show

We are called to live a life of intentional blessing. This includes blessing those who are friends and even enemies. We are called to do this because God loved us while we were sinners. Join us for worship this weekend.  This is a sermon in our discipleship series "The Main Thing" by Pastor Boris Borisov. Support the show

Relationships are everything. To be human is to be in relationship. We were made in the image of a relational being, to have healthy relationships with God and godly relationships with others. This Sunday we will talk about practical tips from Scripture to have the kind of healthy relationships God intends for us to have. This is a sermon in our discipleship series: The Main Thing by pastor Jack D...

Being a disciple isn't just about knowing the truth. It's about having the power to live out the truth of the gospel. Join us this weekend as learn how to get both through Jesus.  This is a sermon from our discipleship series "The Main Thing" by Pastor Boris Borisov Support the show

True discipleship is marked by love for God and is followed up by love for neighbor. Loving our neighbor is only possible as a result of loving God first. Join us this weekend for worship! This is a sermon in our discipleship series "The Main Thing" by pastor Boris Borisov Support the show