Christ Who Is Our Life

Have you ever wondered why Christians take "communion?" If so, then this episode is for you. Keith explains the reasons for taking communion and some of the history behind the "Last Supper."

I finish up with why it's time to stop waiting for the rapture!

It's time we stop waiting for the rapture and for our ticket to heaven! That's right it's time we begin living the gospel of the kingdom today!

In this podcast I will discuss the big picture of God's plan and what Jesus meant when he told Peter that "the gates of hell will not prevail against" the church.

Listen as Keith encourages you to press on during the hard times. Sometimes it's just what we have to do.

This is a message I shared with my church on the prophesied names of Jesus.  Isaiah 9:6 tells us that a child would be born and he shall be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace.  We know that child as Jesus the Savior of the world.

Jehoshaphat and Judah faced an impossible situation when the armies of Moab, Ammon, and Mount Seir were preparing to attack them.  After inquiring of the Lord, the Spirit of the Lord moved on Jahaziel and God gave Judah the exact positions to take up in order to win the battle.  We can learn a lesson from this account and take up the same positions today that will lead us to victory.

On the doorstep of  receiving God's promise the people of Israel lost it all and became the biggest losers because of unbelief and complaining.  Let us learn a lesson from their mistakes and not become the biggest losers.

Jesus said that of all the people who had ever lived, John the Baptist was the greatest!  Yet John declared that it was "Christ who must become greater and greater and he must become less and less."  What did John mean and how can we make Christ greater and ourselves less?  In this podcast I answer those questions and identify seven signs that your are the focus and not Christ and seven attitudes that will enable you to become less and less.

This is the second part of my Wednesday night message and it covers five things the Christ is alive to.  The first half of the message was inspired by Frank Viola and his message on "The First Relationship."  Be sure to also check it out.

God wants us to be dead to certain things and alive to others.  This is part 1 explaining how we are dead to five things.