City Church Garland

In this sermon Pastor Keith explains that life involves various changes of seasons and times, in which our Unchanging God is sovereign over, and we must learn to respond appropriately in each of them.

In this sermon Pastor Keith explains that humanity's search for happiness within creation will not be fulfilled apart from it's Creator. King Solomon shares from his own experience so that you and I may gain wisdom and avoid the pain and distractions of the dead end roads that the world presents us.

In this sermon Pastor Keith explains that how life can be perplexing, painful and meaningless without God. Without having a relationship with God it's easy to conclude that life really doesn't have any meaning and does'nt really matter. As you study the book of Ecclesiastes you will discover that your life really does matter. Here are some of the ways Ecclesiastes equips us for life & ministry: -It helps us gain a Biblical World View (Perspective). -It helps us Recognize & Face Humanities Dilemma. -It Fuels to Worship Our All-Wise, Sovereign Creator (Praise). -It teaches us to Fear God. -It teaches us Enjoy the gifts of God (Pleasure). -It gives is an appreciation for the Hope of Gospel (Passion). - It teaches us wisdom for relating to & reaching.

In this sermon Mitch Isle gives some practical tools for navigating difficult times from Psalm 42. As a professional counselor Mitch brings out some insights in addressing our inner self. He explains how God wants to connect with us in our pain, reveal more of His character, and transform us and others according to His good purposes.

Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today and forever. He will never leave nor forsake His people. In this sermon Pastor Keith explains the unchangeableness of our Lord and how we who are His people are to be anchored in Him.

God calls His people to guard against courteousness and find contentment in all that He has offered in Himself. In this sermon Pastor Keith explains that. And he describes what Christian contentment is and how we can experience it.

In the sermon Pastor Keith explains that God’s design for marriage is good and beautiful and we are to honor as such.

Hospitality is the disposition of those whose hearts have been changed by the gospel of grace. It’s something that God has displayed towards us in the gospel and it’s something He demands that we pursue towards others. In this sermon Pastor Keith explains what biblical hospitality is and why we should pursue it.

In this sermon Kevin Diaz explains that sacrifices that bring pleasure to the Lord are singing praises and doing good deeds, through Christ

In this sermon Pastor Keith explains how the Gospel of Jesus Christ reconciles us to God and one another and it tears down the barriers racism among ethnic groups.

In this sermon Pastor Keith explains how Jesus exemplified a life of perfect love for us and how He calls His disciples to follow his example by humbly & lovingly serving others.

In this sermon Pastor Keith explains that Jesus modeled a life of doing justice, addressing injustice and He satisfied the demands of divine justice for our sin.

It’s been said that “No condition and no period of life is to remain unaffected by the sanctifying influence of the gospel”. In this sermon Pastor Keith explains what it looks like to live under the influence of the gospel. He highlights that Christians are to display the beauty of the gospel by devoting themselves to good works that affirm the good news that they proclaim.

In this sermon Pastor Keith explains how God calls His people to live in the light of His goodness by aligning our attitudes, actions and speech with His. One specific attitude addressed here is an angry attitude. When God his revealed His goodness to Moses He described Himself as being gracious, compassionate, slow to anger and abounding in love. Being a person who is slow to anger is one way we can live in the light of God's goodness and reflect God's goodness to others.

In this sermon Pastor Keith explains how God calls His people to pursue justice in society as a response to who He is, what He has said and what He has done. He explores what biblical justice is, why we should pursue and how we are to pursue justice. Justice is much more than legal equity; it refers to the entire scope of God’s government of his world. Thus, “to do justice” involves on the part of government a fair and just use of power and proper functioning of a fair judicial system, especially to protect the weak from the strong. On the part of individuals, “justice” involves honest and fair business dealings and faithfulness to keep one’s word, as well as not taking advantage of the poor or those with less power or protection. John Oswalt Biblical justice seeks to protect individual liberty while promoting personal responsibility. It is the equitable and impartial application of the rule of God’s moral law in society. There is no clear and right definit

In this sermon Pastor Keith explains that God has placed great value on every human life because He created us in His image with purpose. "Every single human being, no matter how much the image of God is marred by sin, or illness, or weakness, or age, or any other disability, still has the status of being in God’s image and therefore must be treated with dignity and respect that is due to God’s image-bearer." Wayne Grudem, Systematic Theology

This is a podcast from primarily sermons preached at City Church Garland.

This is a podcast from primarily sermons preached at City Church Garland.

In this sermon pastor Keith explains that God calls his people to actively conform their lives to his character and will. And He has provided the resources necessary for this transformation yet it must be intentionally pursued.

In this sermon Pastor Keith explains that the Christian life involves parental guidance and discipline from our Heavenly Father, who shapes us through difficult circumstances bringing about good fruit from our lives. Everything that comes into the life of a child of God has ben filtered through their loving, wise and sovereign God.