Anchored & Advancing

The only way from Mount Sinai to Mount Zion is through Mount Calvary. In Hebrews 12:18–24, Pastor Keith Seiber traces the Gospel through three mountains: Mount Sinai, Mount Zion, and Mount Calvary. At Sinai, we see the holiness of God, the weight of the Law, and the terror of sinful man standing before a righteous God. Israel trembled before the mountain because God's perfect standard exposed thei...

Christ did not die so I could live for me. He died so He could live in me. In Galatians 2:16–21, Paul takes us to the heart of the Gospel: justification by faith, our crucifixion with Christ, and the new life we now live in Him. CLEARED: Justification is not a feeling—it is God's verdict. We are not declared righteous by keeping the law, being religious, or trying harder, but through faith in Jesu...

How long is your fuse? In Sermon Thirteen of the “Wisdom’s Path” series, Pastor Keith Seiber examines what Scripture teaches about anger, bitterness, forgiveness, patience, and biblical wisdom. Proverbs 14:29 says, “He that is slow to wrath is of great understanding: but he that is hasty of spirit exalteth folly.” The Bible does not teach that all anger is sinful. The question is what happens afte...

Immature faith fakes it. Mature faith faces it. In Galatians 2:11–16, Paul confronts Peter publicly after fear causes Peter to withdraw from Gentile believers. In this KJV Bible message, Pastor Keith Seiber examines what their confrontation teaches about Christian conflict, fear of man, hypocrisy, spiritual maturity, and justification by faith. Peter knew the truth—but fear caused him to stop livi...

Christ is risen; therefore, stand. On this special DTA Day — “Do That Again Day”, New Beginning Baptist Fellowship celebrates one year since coming together as one church, one family, and one work. Returning to I Corinthians 15:58, Pastor Keith Seiber shows why Paul's command to be “stedfast, unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord” begins with one important word: “Therefore.” Our Chr...

Can your words really bring death or life into the lives of the people around you? We have all heard the childhood rhyme, “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” The problem is—we know it isn't true. Some wounds caused by words remain long after physical bruises have disappeared. In Sermon 12 of the Wisdom's Path series, Pastor Keith Seiber opens Proverbs 18:20–21 (KJ...

What does the Bible really mean when it tells Christians to “remember the poor”? After defending the Gospel of salvation by grace through faith, Paul records one striking request from James, Peter, and John: “Only they would that we should remember the poor; the same which I also was forward to do.” — Galatians 2:10 (KJV) In Sermon 10 of our Galatians series, Pastor Keith Seiber explores the bibli...

Grace is something we receive—but according to the Bible, grace is also something we should be able to see. In Sermon 9 of the Galatians series, Pastor Keith Seiber walks through Galatians 2:1–9 and one of the most consequential conflicts in the early church. Paul travels to Jerusalem with Barnabas and Titus. The Gospel of grace is under attack. False brethren want to bring Gentile believers back...

Why aren't more Christians wise when God has plainly promised to give wisdom to those who ask? James 1:5 says, “If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him.” It is one of the clearest promises in Scripture—and yet we often walk right past it on our way to ask God for something smaller. In Sermon Eleven of the “Wisdo...

The Attributes of God: The Trinity, Perfection & Beauty of God Who is God—and what difference does knowing Him make in everyday Christian life? In this lesson from The Attributes of God, Pastor Keith Seiber continues examining what Scripture reveals about the nature and character of God, focusing on three profound truths: the Trinity, the perfection of God, and the beauty of God. The Bible rev...

Everybody wants to be happy. We change jobs, spend money, pursue experiences, and rearrange our lives thinking, “If I could just get what I want, I would finally be happy.” But Scripture reveals a surprising truth: the more life revolves around me, the more miserable I can become. In this King James Bible message from Philippians 2:3–5, Pastor Keith Seiber examines why selfishness is the ruin of h...

What makes Bible teaching sound doctrine? How should Christians use the Old Testament today? And why does Paul call the message of Jesus Christ “the glorious gospel of the blessed God”? In this King James Bible message from 1 Timothy 1:8–11, Pastor Keith Seiber examines the biblical standard by which every sermon, doctrine, teacher, book, and religious message should be tested: Is it according to...

Attributes of God: The Unity of God & Understanding the Trinity | Lesson 1, Part 1 What is God really like—and can we truly know Him? In this opening lesson of The Attributes of God, Pastor Keith Seiber begins a detailed King James Bible study of the nature and character of God, examining His divine attributes with a special focus on the unity of God and the biblical doctrine of the Trinity. T...

What does a Spirit-filled life actually look like? In this King James Bible study from Exodus 35:30–35, Pastor Keith Seiber introduces Bezaleel—the first man in Scripture whom God expressly declares He has “filled...with the spirit of God, in wisdom.” Surprisingly, he is not introduced as a preacher, prophet, priest, or king. He is a craftsman—a man working with gold, silver, stone, wood, fabric,...

Where did the Apostle Paul get his Gospel—and why does the answer matter? In this verse-by-verse Bible study of Galatians 1:11–24 (KJV), Pastor Keith Seiber examines Paul's dramatic transformation from a violent persecutor of Christians into a preacher of the very faith he once tried to destroy. Paul's testimony establishes a truth that remains essential for the church today: what God revealed, no...

Does God still keep His promises when His people are unfaithful? In this concluding verse-by-verse Bible study through Malachi 3:6–4:6 (KJV), Pastor Keith Seiber explores the unchanging character of God, biblical giving and tithing, God's book of remembrance, the coming Day of the LORD, the Sun of Righteousness, and the remarkable prophecy that Elijah will come before the great and dreadful day of...

Where can true wisdom actually be found? In this King James Bible study from Job 28, Pastor Keith Seiber follows Job deep beneath the earth in man's search for treasure—and discovers that mankind can uncover silver, gold, precious stones, and astonishing knowledge while still missing the one treasure he needs most: the wisdom of God. Job's great question is, “But where shall wisdom be found? and w...

How firmly should Christians stand for truth—and when does contending for truth become needless contention? In this verse-by-verse study of Galatians 1:8–10 (KJV), Pastor Keith Seiber examines Paul's severe warning against “another gospel” and shows why believers must draw the line where God drew it, and nowhere else. Paul declares, “But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel...

Where is the God of judgment? In this verse-by-verse Bible study of Malachi 3:1–5 (KJV), Pastor Keith Seiber examines God's answer to a cynical generation questioning His justice. Malachi's prophecy points forward to John the Baptist, Jesus Christ, the Messenger of the covenant, and ultimately the coming day when the Lord will judge and purify. Israel had reached the dangerous place of calling evi...

What do you do when life becomes more than you can handle? The Apostle Paul knew what it was to reach the end of his own strength. In 2 Corinthians 1:8, he makes the startling confession that he was "pressed out of measure, above strength, insomuch that we despaired even of life." This was not a weak Christian speaking. This was the Apostle Paul—and God allowed him to experience a burden greater t...

What happens when someone adds just a little something to the Gospel? In Galatians 1:6–9, the Apostle Paul gives one of the strongest warnings in the New Testament about false teachers, false gospels, and corrupting the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The Galatian churches had received the true message of salvation by grace through faith—but teachers came behind Paul insisting that Christ was not enough....

In this verse-by-verse Bible study through Zechariah 13:7–14:21 (KJV), Pastor Keith Seiber explores one of the Bible's greatest prophetic passages concerning Jesus Christ, Israel, the Great Tribulation, the Battle of Armageddon, and the Second Coming of Christ. If you enjoy in-depth Bible prophecy, King James Bible preaching, and Christ-centered exposition, this lesson will strengthen your underst...

What if the decisions that determine your future are made long before the crisis arrives? In this powerful message from Proverbs 2:10–22, Pastor Keith Seiber explains why biblical wisdom is God's preparation before the storm, not merely His rescue during it. The Bible teaches that wisdom doesn't simply visit when life gets difficult—it moves into the heart, stands guard over your life, and faithfu...

What does it really mean that Jesus Christ "gave himself for our sins, that he might deliver us from this present evil world" (Galatians 1:4)? In this opening message from the Book of Galatians, Pastor Keith Seiber unpacks one of the most powerful summaries of the Gospel found anywhere in Scripture. Before defending his apostleship or confronting false teachers, the Apostle Paul proclaims the hear...

Do you ever feel like there simply aren't enough hours in the day? Between work, family, church, finances, responsibilities, and endless demands, something always seems to get pushed aside. In this practical, Christ-centered message from Matthew 6:33, Pastor Keith Seiber explains why the answer isn't better time management—it's biblical priorities. Jesus never promised you could fit everything int...