First Baptist Church, Keller, Tx

Pastor Keith looks at the attributes of God and the concept of the Trinity.

Palm Sunday begins Holy Week in the life of a believer. Pastor Keith shares a message celebrating the triumphant arrival of Jesus into Jerusalem, leading the way for His eventual death on the cross and glorious resurrection. Luke 19:28-48

All who accept the gospel find freedom from the guilt of sin.

Pastor Keith begins lecture 1 of his Systematic Theology class on the topic of Bibliology. He is also joined by Dr. Michael Waldrop, pastor, Desert Ridge Baptist Church in St. George, UT, to discuss teaching theology in the midst of the mormon religion.

All who accept the gospel find peace with God

We can trust God in a pandemic. James 5:11 tells us why that is true. In this message, Pastor Keith points to the pity and mercy of God seen in his providential care of Old Testament saints such as Job. The goal of the message is that every member of FBC Keller would have full confidence in God in our hour of trial.

Pastor Keith begins his new class, Systematic Theology with an introduction.

All who accept the gospel by faith are justified before the Father.

For the believer, all of life is a test of faith. The test is not to inform God about the reality and quality of our faith. Rather, when believers go through the trials of life with our faith intact, we become more useful to the Lord and to the world and gain assurance. James 1:2-12

Kreg Bryant shares the lesson from the Explore the Bible curriculum for Sunday, March 15, 2020.

In the wake of the coronavirus, Pastor Keith brings a timely message from the book of Philippians.

Pastor Keith shares another of Jesus’ parables and discusses three areas of judgement; steadfast, spurious, and subversive. Find out where you stand in today’s message. Luke 19:11-27

Zaccheus was a small man in stature but he ended up with a big heart after an encounter with Jesus. Pastor Keith shares how are heart will be forever changed when when come to Jesus on His terms. Luke 19:1-10

"Jesus, Son of David, have mercy on me," was the cry of the blind beggar. Jesus responded to his persistent outcry and restored his sight. Each of us have had moments where we were spiritually blind. We need to cry out, "Jesus, Son of David, have mercy on me." Jesus will respond. Tony Richmond, associate Pastor to Families shares the story from Luke, Chapter 18 and applies it to each of us today. Luke 18:35-43

Jesus had one mission while on this earth; to seek and to save the lost. Pastor Keith shares how we can stay on mission and message for Jesus until He returns.

Why should we pity the wealthy? Luke reminds us that it would be easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God. Then who can be saved? Pastor Keith shares insight into where our treasure should be from Luke, chapter 18.

Pastor Keith shares the story of the rich, young ruler from Luke, chapter 18. You’ll see in today’s message how Jesus’ response to his request to inherit eternal life can be applicable to each one of us. Luke 18:18-23

As parents, we need to encourage our children, not hinder them in their search for a personal relationship with our heavenly Father through Jesus Christ. Pastor Keith shares how Jesus rebuked his disciples from attempting to keep children from coming to Him. Luke 18:15-17

Two men in the temple. Two prayers. Two completely different results. Pastor Keith shares more from this parable on praying for mercy. Luke 18:9-14

The theme of today’s message is “keep on praying.” Pastor Keith shares a parable that reminds us that we have a heavenly Father who is always available to hear our prayers. Luke 18:1-8