First Baptist Church, Keller, Tx

Just days before his arrest and subsequent crucifixion, the Lord Jesus warns his disciples to avoid the sin of religious hypocrisy.

Believers should accept and encourage other believers to facilitate unity.

This week’s Systematic Theology class introduces the doctrine of salvation. Melissa Sanders joins us by phone to discuss strategies for teaching theology to children.

After Jesus had successfully silenced his enemies with his incredibly wise teaching, he questioned them concerning the nature of the Messiah.

Believers should seek to represent Christ well in their communities and world.

In lecture 7, we examine what the Word of God says concerning man's origin, nature and present condition. Dr. Kevin Waldrop joins us by telephone from San Lorenzo, California to explain the concepts of total depravity and original sin.

After two failed attempts by the scribes and elders to entrap Jesus, the Sadducees make their attempt with an absurd question.

Believers are to demonstrate Christlike character, living as sacrifices in all they do. Scott Ferguson brings lesson 11, from the Explore the Bible curriculum, to life from the book of Romans.

This week, we examine the work of the Holy Spirit in the Trinity. Justin Peters joins us by telephone from Montana to discuss the Word of Faith Movement.

Jesus enemies were determined to put Him to death.  When their attempts to verbally trap Him failed, they sent in spies to finish the task.  Seeing through their hypocrisy, Jesus stunned them into silence with His wisdom.

In Romans 11 Paul uses the analogy of grafting branches into the olive tree in order to teach the Gentiles about Israel’s role in God’s plan of salvation. Mack Zimmerman leads us through the study in today’s Explore the Bible lesson.

In this lesson, Pastor Keith introduces the doctrine of the Holy Spirit. Dr. Dax Summerhill joins us by telephone from Florida to discuss the relationship of God the Father and the other members of the Trinity.

The prophet Isaiah shares a parable 800 years before the birth of Christ that expresses the incredible patience of our heavenly father. Jesus mirrors that story in another parable, which gives us insight into God's call to be good stewards in each of our lives.

If you confess with you mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in you heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Darren Knapp shares from Romans and his own life how your life can be changed.

Lecture number 4 is on the work of Christ. Today, we will discuss the three offices that Christ fulfilled. Dr. Jody Anderson will join us for a discussion ranging from Puritan family worship to teaching theology at a graduate level.

The world in which Jesus lived and taught 2000 years ago, was not fundamentally different than our own.  Various groups and individuals struggled for authority.  The Scriptures clearly reveal that Christ has ultimate authority and we owe obedience to Him.

All who accept the gospel have a sure hope for a future as children of God. Russ Adams reviews the first few chapters of Romans, leading us to today's study from Chapter 8.

Pastor Keith covers key passages from the Old and New Testaments that help us understand the relationship of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Dr. Matt Pitts, pastor of Minden Baptist Church, joins the class by phone to discuss how he approaches the teaching of theology in a local church.

Why should we bless God? Isn't God suppose to bless us? Pastor Keith shares reasons we should bless God this Easter. 1 Peter 1:3-5

Salvation comes through Jesus' death and resurrection. Logan shares the resurrection story from the book of Luke.