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Kyle Kauffman | Dec 28 2025 When you look at Jesus, what do you see? Do you see a King who deserves to be worshipped with everything you have? Or do you see threat to your way of life and your control over things? The journey and response of the wise men who came to meet Jesus after his birth challenge us to see Jesus not only as a baby in a manger…
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Joy to the World isn’t just a Christmas song—it’s a declaration of hope.In this powerful Christmas message, Pastor Brandon Thomas reminds us that the joy Jesus brings isn’t temporary or circumstantial, but lasting and available to everyone.No matter what this season looks like for you, this message points us back to the true reason for Christmas: J…
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Kyle Kauffman | Dec 21 2025 The shepherds experienced the shock of a lifetime on the first Christmas. They saw something glorious: the radiance of God’s glory breaking into their ordinary night, both in the shining heavens and in the face of a newborn baby. This is what we were made for — to see and behold the glory of God — yet sin has blinded us …
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Kyle Kauffman | Dec 14 2025 At Christmas, we’re invited to slow down and marvel at the greatness of God’s love for us. In Joseph’s quiet decision to stay with Mary, even at great personal cost to his reputation and honor, we catch a glimpse of the costly love that God has shown to us in Jesus. Just as Joseph stepped into Mary’s shame to love her, s…
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We were honored to have Dr. Eric Thomas join us as a guest speaker with a powerful message on fear and hope.In this sermon, Dr. Thomas shares how God’s presence overwhelms fear, even in moments of uncertainty. Using the story of Joseph discovering that Mary was pregnant from the book of Matthew, he highlights how fear can rise when life doesn’t mak…
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Kyle Kauffman | Dec 7 2025 Mary received the surprise of a lifetime when God sent the angel to announce that she would give birth to the Messiah. We see through her eyes how God is at work in and through the coming of Jesus at Christmas to bring His peace to people. At the core of every heart is a longing for peace with the God who made us and love…
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This weekend at Keystone, we were honored to have special guest Holly Wagner bring an incredible message about what it truly means to be Salt and Light in the world.Jesus calls us to live in a way that flavors, preserves, illuminates, and transforms the spaces we step into. In this sermon, Holly reminds us that our influence isn’t accidental—it's i…
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Brandon Fisher | Nov 30 2025 In a time when everything felt dark and uncertain—when war loomed, morality was crumbling, and hope seemed lost—God offered a promise that still speaks to us today. The people of Judah, led by King Ahaz, were placing their trust in the wrong things, hoping that Assyria could save them. But through Isaiah, God pointed th…
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This week, Pastor Brandon closes out our Unlocked series with a powerful message on the compelling power of the Holy Spirit over the Law.Using Galatians 3:19–29, he unpacks the treasure the Holy Spirit truly is—our guide, our strength, and the One who leads us into the life the Law could never give on its own. While the Law shows us our need for Go…
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Kyle Kauffman | Nov 23rd 2025 Ruth 4:13–22 brings the story to a close with a beautiful glimpse of restoration not just for Ruth and Boaz, but especially for Naomi, whose journey moves from emptiness to fullness and from bitterness to blessing. In many ways, Naomi’s story mirrors our own. Life in a broken world brings all kinds of loss—relationship…
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This week, Pastor Brandon continues our Unlocked series with a powerful message on the purpose of the Law from Galatians 3:19–29.In a world that blurs the lines between right and wrong, this teaching brings clarity to why God gave us the Law in the first place — not to restrict us, but to reveal our need for Him and unlock the freedom only Jesus ca…
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Kyle Kauffman | Nov. 16 2025 Ruth 4:13–22 brings the story to a close with a beautiful glimpse of restoration not just for Ruth and Boaz, but especially for Naomi, whose journey moves from emptiness to fullness and from bitterness to blessing. In many ways, Naomi’s story mirrors our own. Life in a broken world brings all kinds of loss—relationships…
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This week, Pastor Brandon jumps back into our Unlocked series with a powerful teaching on the commandment: “Do not covet.”In a world that constantly tells us to want more, compare more, and chase what everyone else has, this message brings us back to the heart of God’s design. Coveting doesn’t just steal our joy — it locks us out of contentment, pe…
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Kyle Kauffman | Nov 9 2025 Ruth 3:1–18 invites us to consider how faith and love will lead us to take risks with our lives. Ruth takes a bold and vulnerable risk in approaching Boaz, not because she had everything figured out, but because she trusted in Naomi’s wisdom and ultimately in God’s care. Faith is never about having total control—it’s abou…
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This week, Pastor Brandon shared a powerful message from John 12 on what it means to live a life that honors God through our giving, our sacrifice, and our obedience.In John 12, Mary pours out what is costly and precious as an act of love and devotion to Jesus. It wasn’t about the value of the gift — it was about the heart behind it. We are believi…
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Kyle Kauffman | Nov 2 2025 Ruth 2:14–23 gives us a glimpse into the heart of God through the kindness of Boaz. Far from treating Ruth as a burden, Boaz delights in doing good to her as he welcomes her to his table, provides generously, and ensures her safety. In Boaz, we see a picture of how God delights in His people—not begrudgingly providing for…
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In Week 3 of our Here & Beyond series, Pastor Brandon unpacks Acts 1:6–7 and what it means to live a mission-shaped life. Jesus reminds His followers that the times and seasons belong to the Father—but our part is clear: to carry His mission wherever we go.This message challenges us to live with purpose, boldness, and an awareness that God placed u…
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Kyle Kauffman | Oct 26 2025 Ruth 2:1–13 paints a beautiful picture of God's providence woven into the ordinary moments of life. Ruth doesn’t sit back waiting for provision—she steps out in faith, working hard to care for Naomi and herself. Her initiative reminds us that trusting God doesn’t mean becoming passive; rather, it frees us to work diligen…
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In this week’s message, Pastor Brandon unpacks the story of Elisha and the widow’s oil — a powerful reminder that we are the vessels God chooses to fill. When we bring what we have and trust Him with it, He multiplies it beyond what we can imagine. God doesn’t just want to meet your needs, He wants to bless you more than you can see. There’s no lim…
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This week, Pastor Brandon kicks off our new series “Here & Beyond.” In this message, he unpacks Ephesians 3:20, showing us that God is the God of abundantly more—able to do far beyond anything we could ask, think, or imagine. When we trust Him with what’s in front of us, He moves beyond our limits and invites us into something greater than we could…
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Kyle Kauffman | Oct 12 2025 Ruth 1:6–22 is a powerful turning point that reminds us we all face a choice in suffering: to turn toward God or away from Him. Naomi chooses to return to the land of Israel—a place tied closely to God’s presence—showing us that no one is ever too far gone, too bitter, or too broken to turn back to Him. Ruth becomes an i…
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In this message, Pastor Susan continues our series Unlocked—a deep dive into the Ten Commandments and how they shape the way we live today. She teaches on the commandment, “You shall not bear false witness,” revealing how truth goes beyond our words and reflects the integrity of our hearts. Throughout the message, we’re reminded that living with ho…
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Kyle Kauffman | Sept 28 2025 Our bodies are such an important part of our lives in this world, and yet we don’t often stop to reflect on what God says about our bodies and what our bodies say about God. Our bodies are designed by God, belong to Him, and are central to His redemptive plan. Though deeply affected by sin—our bodies remain good, and fo…
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Kyle Kauffman | Sept 21 2025 When evil and tragedy happen in this life it can leave us reeling. We may feel confused, angry, fearful, saddened, or even hopeless. We may have all sorts of questions that aren’t always easily answered. And we are often left with the question of “How should we respond?” As followers of Jesus, we are to answer that ques…
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Joel Wood | Sept 14 2025 Relationships are a vital gift from God, reflecting His triune nature and design for human connection. In a world increasingly shaped by technology and artificial interaction, God calls us to prioritize real, face-to-face relationships with others created in His image. Relationships enrich our lives, offering sweetness, str…
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This week at Keystone, we step away from our Ten Commandments series to address the challenges we’re facing in our culture today. Pastor Brandon shares how, even when it feels like the enemy is winning, God calls us to stand firm in faith, seek Him in prayer, and walk in humility.Together, we’re reminded of our role as light bringers in a world des…
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Kyle Kauffman | Sep 7 2025 Psalm 90 reminds us that the God who exists outside of time lovingly orders every season of our lives. Each stage—whether joyful or challenging—is not accidental but divinely purposed. Yet, we often miss the gift of the present by longing for the past or rushing toward the future. This psalm teaches that our time is limit…
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In week 6 of Unlocked, we look at Exodus 20:13 and God’s command, “You shall not murder.” Pastor Brandon unpacks the deeper meaning behind this commandment, showing how it’s not just about physical actions but about the condition of our hearts. Through Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 5, we see how anger, bitterness, and contempt can lead us away from Go…
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Kyle Kauffman | Aug 31 2025 When we think about the idea of stewardship, we often jump immediately to thinking about finances. Money is a big part of our lives and God has a lot to say about money throughout the Bible. Money is a gift from God, given to meet our needs and entrusted to us as a reflection of His generosity. Yet, it is also a test—how…
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Kyle Kauffman | Aug 24 2025 Psalm 127 reminds us that children are not ultimately ours, but God’s—His possession and His gift. They are blessings, not burdens, and the limitations they may bring to our lives are good and purposeful. Parents are called to be the primary shapers of their children's lives, aiming not merely for behavior or success, bu…
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Brandon Fisher | August 17 2025 God entrusts us with different vocations and callings in our lives so that we might work for His glory and the good of other people. The Bible teaches us that work is a gift from God, not a curse to be avoided. Though sin has distorted our experience of work—bringing frustration, toil, and imbalance—it remains a mean…
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Josh Stalnaker | Aug 10 2025 God has uniquely gifted each of us with skills and abilities, not by accident, but through His intentional design and the work of His Spirit. Recognizing and discerning these gifts is part of our calling, yet pride often stands in the way—either by using our gifts for self-glorification or by holding back in fear of fai…
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Kyle Kauffman | Aug 3 2025 Everything we have ultimately belongs to God, and the abundance we enjoy is a reflection of His goodness and generosity. True stewardship begins with a heart of gratitude, recognizing that all we possess is not ours to own, but God's to entrust for a time. Because we won't have these resources forever, we’re called to use…
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Kyle Kauffman | Jul 27 2025 At the end of Acts we finally see Paul making his way to Rome. And what we find Paul doing in Rome is what we find him doing throughout the rest of the book – proclaiming the gospel and trusting in God’s power to save even as some people reject or oppose him. It’s incredible to realize just how much the gospel spread in …
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Joel Wood | July 20 2025 In Acts 27-28 we see death knocking at Paul’s doorstep, first in the form of a storm at sea, then in the form of soldiers that conspire to kill him, and finally in the form of a poisonous snake that bites him! And yet we discover that nothing can separate Paul from God’s love for him and God’s plan for his life. The same re…
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Kyle Kauffman | July 13 2025 Paul finds himself in the midst of a situation that could easily cause anyone to buckle. He is being accused and put on trial before some of the most powerful political rulers who are able to determine his fate. Yet we see Paul remain faithful to Christ and remain faithful to proclaiming the gospel even in the face of s…
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