In week 3 of Barrier to Beliefs, guest speaker Heath Thomas walks us through Exodus 34:5-7 as we explore the question, "can God be both compassionate and full of mercy, and still be just and full of truth?"By Keystone Church

Kyle Kauffman | Apr. 21 2024 How can I be sure? That’s a question we might ask in all sorts of areas in our lives. And yet there may be no more important place we ask this then when we ask, “How can I be sure I am saved?” Or “How can I be sure I will remain a Christian?” A lack of assurance can be a terrible thing to endure. A false sense of assura…

Your preferred future is built one wise decision at a time.By Brady Nemmers

Hope’s power rests on the strength of what you place your hope in. As Joel wraps up our series, “The New Reality”, we discover that in Jesus, we have a hope strong enough to navigate all of life’s challenges. This hope empowers us to live the life He has called us into with courage, conviction, and compassion.…

In week 2 of Barriers to Beliefs, Pastor Brandon walks us through other major worldviews and why we can be confident that Jesus is the only way.By Keystone Church

The church is called to exhibit unity amid diversity.By Brady Nemmers

The church is called to exhibit unity amid diversity.By Brady Nemmers

As we follow Jesus into new life as individuals, He leads us into relational restoration with God and with others. This week, Joel shares three important characteristics of this new community and how Jesus cals us to become His church.By Joel Enyart

Joel Wlld | Apr. 7 2024 It’s easy for us to overlook the ascension of Jesus back to Heaven. In fact, it is often the event of Jesus’ life that gets the least amount of focus. We hear Jesus’ words, “It is to your advantage that I go away” and are left dumfounded and confused. Wouldn’t it have been better if He stayed here on this earth and lived amo…

Make being FOR things a bigger priority than being AGAINST things.By Grant Taylor

Make being FOR things a bigger priority than being AGAINST things.By Grant Taylor

As we kick off our new series, Barriers to Beliefs, Pastor Brandon answers the question "Can I trust the Bible?" by exploring it's historical authenticity and proclaiming it's power and authority.By Keystone Church

Because of the resurrection of Jesus, we have a new life defined by the presence and the power of God in our lives, along with a new purpose and partnership with Him. This week, Andres kicks off our series by exploring “The New Reality” we experience as individuals as we leave behind our old life to follow Jesus into the new.…

Kyle Kauffman | Mar. 31 2024 Most historians agree that a man named Jesus lived in the first century and died by crucifixion at the hands of the Roman Empire. Yet many believe this was the end of the story of Jesus. What if this really was the end of story? What if Jesus remained in the grave and he was never truly raised back to life like the gosp…

Easter provides answers to life’s biggest questions.By Brady Nemmers

Easter provides answers to life’s biggest questions.By Brady Nemmers

Join us as we celebrate the beauty of Easter! Because the cross means our debt was paid and the empty tomb means our relationship with God can be reconciled. Thank you Jesus for your incredible sacrifice.By Keystone Church

The Bible claims that Jesus of Nazareth was arrested, crucified, and resurrected three days later—and that these events have life-changing implications for each of our lives. This Easter, Michael recounts the life and spiritual journey of James, the younger brother of Jesus, from skeptic to radical Christ-follower, exploring how compelling evidence…

Jesus prayed that we would live in love and unity.By Randy Wassink

Jesus prayed that we would live in love and unity.By Randy Wassink

Kyle Kauffman | Mar. 24 2024 How can someone who has done something wrong be made right again? How can our wrongs be atoned for? We can be prone to both minimize our own sinfulness and presume that we deserve forgiveness for whatever sins we have committed. The sacrifices in the Bible consistently make clear that our sin is a far bigger deal then w…

There’s a big difference between what we want and what we need.By Brady Nemmers

There’s a big difference between what we want and what we need.By Brady Nemmers

In this final message in our Gifted series, Susan Thomas reminds us of the incredible power that the Holy Spirit offers us if we give him full access to all areas of our lives.By Keystone Church

In our “Hearing God” series, we have learned that to become someone God speaks to, we must intentionally pursue a personal relationship with Him. This week, Michael brings the series to a close by sharing seven key steps for developing the keystone habit of spending one-on-one time with God.By Michael Yearley

Kyle Kauffman | Mar. 17 2024 Relationships can be very fragile. They can easily be fractured and broken in all sorts of ways. And when a relationship is fractured, we often look for a way for the relationship to be fixed/restored. We were created to enjoy a relationship with God. But that relationship has been fractured because of sin. And yet we f…

A rhythm of remembering is catalytic to faith.By Brady Nemmers

A rhythm of remembering is catalytic to faith.By Brady Nemmers

Does the Holy Spirit still empower believers to heal, speak in tongues, perform miracles, and prophesy? In Part 2 of the teaching The Great Gift Giver from the series Gifted, Pastor Brandon Thomas talks about the different views on the availability of spiritual gifts and how they empower our everyday relationship with God.…

Earlier in this series, we learned that our ability to hear from God is deeply connected to our relationship with Him. Michael teaches this week that we must be intense and intentional when it comes to pursuing a personal relationship with God. When we regularly spend time with God one-on-one, it becomes a keystone habit—a single habit that sets in…

Acts 1:8 We are Gifted to Shine the Light Matthew 5:14-16 **Shine by Attitude, Attention, Affection, and Action:** Discover how our inner thoughts, focus, loves, and deeds can radiate Christ's light, influencing those around us through the integrity of our lives. We are Gifted to Share our Story John 4:39 **Share Your Story:** Your personal encount…

Joel Wood | Mar. 10 2024 It’s easy to trust God when the seas of our life are calm. When things are going the way we want them to, circumstances are good, and there’s no really big trials we are facing, trust in God seems to come naturally. But when suffering, temptation, and trials start to blow and rage against us, it can be hard to continue to t…

We do what we do because we think like we think.By Brady Nemmers

We do what we do because we think like we think.By Brady Nemmers

Last week, Michael introduced the topic of discernment—how do we distinguish God’s voice from our own thoughts and the voice of the enemy? In this week’s message, he revisits the two key questions from last week and shares five additional questions to help us practice discernment in hearing God’s voice in our lives.…

In week 4 of Gifted, we explore the spiritual gifts of the Holy Spirit and how they help you experience the full potential God has for you. You can take your own spiritual test at www.giftstest.comBy Keystone Church

Kyle Kauffman | Mar. 3 2024 One of the things that we notice as we read Hebrews is that it is not only full of descriptions of how Jesus is Better, but it is also interspersed with serious warnings about turning away from Jesus. While these warnings are contained throughout the book, perhaps nowhere is the warning and what’s at stake clearer then i…

You can’t change while staying the same.By Brady Nemmers

You can’t change while staying the same.By Brady Nemmers

When we think God is speaking to us, how do we distinguish whether it’s truly God’s voice, our own thoughts, or the voice of the enemy? This week, Michael shares two questions we can ask to help us practice discernment in hearing from God.By Michael Yearley

🔍 Explore the profound truths about the omnipresent Trinity. Dive into the scriptural journey as we explore the role of the Holy Spirit in pivotal moments of the Gospels. Witness the divine plan unfolding as the angel declares the miraculous conception of Jesus through the Holy Spirit (Luke 1:31-35). Experience the Holy Spirit's impact on John the …

Kyle Kauffman | Feb. 25 2024 In Hebrews 4:14-5:10 we see Jesus described as a Perfect Priest. While the original readers of Hebrews would have understood their need for a priest, the idea of a priest likely seems foreign to us today. And yet we still look to people to play the role of a priest in our lives. We look to others who will listen to us, …

God hates sin because sin hurts people.By Brady Nemmers

God hates sin because sin hurts people.By Brady Nemmers

This week, we continue our Hearing God series by exploring the different ways God speaks in a “still, small voice”—which Dallas Willard considers to be the primary subjective way God communicates with us.By Michael Yearley

Kyle Kauffman | Feb. 18 2024 Israel had some great leaders throughout their history, including especially Moses and Joshua. And yet the author of Hebrews wanted both them and us to see how much of a better leader Jesus is. We often choose what leaders we will trust and follow based on who they are, what they’ve done, and the promises/hope they offe…

Dive deep into the transformative power of the Holy Spirit with our sermon on "The Fruit of the Holy Spirit" based on Galatians 5. Uncover the battle between the desires of the flesh and the Spirit, and discover how to overcome the flesh to experience the fullness of God's kingdom.By Keystone Church

Forgiven People are to be forgiving people.By Brady Nemmers

Forgiven people are to be forgiving people.By Brady Nemmers

Last week we discovered that the primary way God communicates is through Scripture. By rooting ourselves in the Word, we can learn to hear and discern God’s voice—both internally and externally. This week, Joel illustrates four additional ways we can hear God speaking to us.By Joel Enyart