Published: May 24, 2025 | Categories: Sermons, You're Not Crazy To Believe That | Tags: Pastor Nate Keeler
There is no figure in human history quite like Jesus. Billions have followed Him. Nations have been shaped by His teachings. But at the core of Christianity is not just a wise man or prophet. It is a bold, earth-shaking claim—that Jesus is God.
This is what sets Christianity apart from every other religious system. While other founders pointed to truth or claimed divine insight, Jesus claimed to be the truth Himself—the living God who stepped into human history.
This is more than a theological idea. It’s a claim that confronts every person who hears it with a decision. And that brings us to the question every human being must wrestle with at some point: What will you do with Jesus?
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Published: May 17, 2025 | Categories: Sermons, You're Not Crazy To Believe That | Tags: Pastor Todd Johnson
We live in a world where morality often feels like a moving target. What’s considered wrong one year becomes acceptable the next. And in some cases, what’s celebrated in one culture is condemned in another. This cultural confusion leads many of us to ask: Is there any real, stable foundation for knowing right from wrong?
If you’ve ever believed the Bible offers a moral compass—something objective, unchanging, and trustworthy—you’re not crazy. You’re actually right on track. In fact, you’re holding onto one of the last remaining lifelines in a world that’s slowly unmooring itself from truth.
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Published: May 10, 2025 | Categories: You're Not Crazy To Believe That | Tags: Pastor Nate Keeler
Skeptical voices are everywhere today. From YouTube debates to late-night comedy shows, there’s no shortage of people questioning the Bible’s reliability. One of the most common arguments goes like this: “The Bible was written long after Jesus lived,” or “The Roman Catholic Church edited the Bible to serve its own agenda,” or “Nobody has the originals—just copies of copies. How can we trust that?”
These questions might sound smart, and at first glance, they even seem logical. But when you start looking at the actual facts—what historians and manuscript experts say—you find a very different story. One that shows the Bible isn’t just spiritually powerful. It’s also historically reliable.
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Published: May 3, 2025 | Categories: GO, Sermons | Tags: Pastor Nate Keeler
If you’ve ever wondered what your role is in God’s bigger plan, the answer might be simpler—and more challenging—than you think. The mission of the Church isn’t something we get to invent in a strategy meeting or define through branding. It was given to us directly by Jesus himself. And it centers around one phrase: making disciples.
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Published: Apr 26, 2025 | Categories: Because He Lives, Sermons | Tags: Pastor Nate Keeler
When we talk about faith, few claims are as bold—or as essential—as the resurrection of Jesus. It’s not just a story Christians tell at Easter. It’s the foundation of why millions believe today. But let’s be honest: believing someone rose from the dead isn’t exactly an everyday idea. So why should we believe in the resurrection of Jesus?
That’s the question I found myself reflecting on recently. And surprisingly, the answer isn’t just about blind faith. It’s about something that happened—something so powerful that it reshaped history.
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Published: Apr 19, 2025 | Categories: Sermons, The Life of David | Tags: Pastor Matthew McNutt
We’ve all been there. Waiting. Hoping. Wondering why the breakthrough hasn’t come. You’re stuck in a season that feels longer than it should be, and you’re not sure how much more you can take.
David knew that feeling. He was anointed as king but had to wait between 14 to 22 years before he ever wore the crown. Those weren’t quiet, uneventful years either. They were filled with danger, betrayal, running, and hiding. It would’ve been so easy for him to assume God had forgotten. But he didn’t.
Instead, David shows us something powerful: God’s delay isn’t God’s denial. It’s preparation.
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Published: Apr 12, 2025 | Categories: Sermons, The Life of David | Tags: Pastor Nate Keeler
You’ve been lied to. Probably today. That voice in your head telling you that you’ll always struggle, that you’re not enough, that your failures define you—it’s familiar. But it’s not the truth. And most of us don’t even realize we’ve been lied to until we’ve already made decisions based on it. That’s the enemy’s game: disguise the lie so well that we accept it as truth without question.
That’s why learning to spot a lie before it wrecks you isn’t just helpful—it’s essential. Your peace, your clarity, and your relationships may all depend on your ability to tell the difference.
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Published: Apr 5, 2025 | Categories: Sermons, The Life of David | Tags: Pastor Nate Keeler
We’ve all done it—lost our cool in a disagreement, given someone the cold shoulder, or obsessed over a grudge we couldn’t seem to let go. But what if those moments weren’t just missteps in our relationships? What if, underneath them, there’s a deeper fight going on—a fight you may not even realize you’re in?
Let’s talk about spiritual warfare, not in the dramatic, movie-style sense, but in the ordinary moments where it often hides in plain sight. Drawing from Saul’s story in 1 Samuel 28, here are three critical warnings that can protect your heart, your mind, and your relationships from the real enemy.
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Published: Mar 29, 2025 | Categories: Sermons, The Life of David | Tags: Pastor Nate Keeler
If you’ve ever made a decision in the heat of the moment—maybe out of anger, pride, or fear—you’re in good company. Even David, Israel’s most celebrated king, had his moments. In fact, one of his biggest lessons came not in battle, but in a moment of almost-violence—stopped only by a voice of wisdom.
This message isn’t just about David’s story. It’s about our story, too—about how we respond when wisdom shows up, often uninvited, but desperately needed.
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Published: Mar 22, 2025 | Categories: Sermons, The Life of David | Tags: Pastor Todd Johnson
Mercy is one of the most challenging virtues to practice, especially when we feel wronged. We live in a world that glorifies revenge, self-preservation, and getting even. Yet, Scripture calls us to something higher—a life that reflects God’s mercy.
In 1 Samuel 24, we see David face a moment that could have changed his life forever. He had the opportunity to kill King Saul, the man unjustly hunting him down. No one would have blamed him for striking Saul down, yet David chose mercy over revenge. From his example, we learn three powerful lessons about extending mercy to the undeserving.
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