Calvary Chapel Secret Harbour

As Paul begins his letter to the Ephesians, he immediately points us to the incredible position and blessings believers have in Christ. Before addressing how we should live, Paul reminds us of who we are and what God has already given us through Jesus.Ephesians 1:1–3 lays the foundation for the entire letter: our identity is found in Christ, and we have been blessed with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places in Him. As we begin our journey through Ephesians, Pastor Keith encourages us to understand the riches we have in Christ and to live with a greater appreciation for all that God has done for us.

This two-part midweek study with Pastor Keith explores God's design and purpose for marriage. Looking to Scripture for wisdom and direction, these studies consider what it means for husbands and wives to honour God within their marriage, love one another sacrificially, and build a Christ-centred relationship.Whether you are newly married, have been married for many years, or simply want to understand God's design for marriage more deeply, this two-part series offers practical biblical encouragement for strengthening your marriage and keeping Christ at the centre.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 13:1–23, where Jesus shares the Parable of the Sower and reveals how differently people respond to the Word of God. The seed is the same, but the condition of the soil determines whether it takes root and produces fruit. This message challenges us to examine the condition of our own hearts and consider whether we are truly hearing, receiving, and responding to God's Word.A timely reminder that hearing God's Word is not enough—God desires hearts that are receptive, rooted, and fruitful for His kingdom.

Pastor Keith concludes our study through Exodus with Chapters 36–40, as the Israelites faithfully carry out God's instructions for the construction of the Tabernacle. After everything God commanded is completed, His glory fills the Tabernacle and His presence comes to dwell among His people.This final section of Exodus highlights the beauty of willing obedience, faithful service, generosity, and following God's instructions. Ultimately, the book closes with God's presence at the centre of His people's lives—a powerful reminder that what pleases God is not simply hearing His Word, but responding to it with faithful obedience and making His presence the priority.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 34, where God renews His covenant with Israel and reveals His character as merciful, gracious, patient, and abounding in steadfast love. Yet alongside God's incredible mercy comes a clear call for His people to remain separate from idolatry and not compromise their worship. This chapter reminds us that knowing the goodness of God should lead us to wholehearted obedience and a life set apart for Him.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 12:15–50, where Jesus continues to reveal His authority and confronts the unbelief of the religious leaders. From His compassion for the crowds and fulfilment of prophecy to His authority over demons and His call to true obedience, this passage repeatedly points to the greatness of Christ. A powerful reminder that Jesus is greater than religion, greater than our circumstances, and worthy of our wholehearted allegiance.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 34 alongside Psalm 103, reflecting on the character, mercy, and faithfulness of our great God. As God reveals His glory to Moses, He declares Himself to be merciful, gracious, patient, and abounding in steadfast love. Psalm 103 echoes this same truth, calling us to remember God's goodness, forgiveness, compassion, and faithfulness. A powerful study that turns our attention away from ourselves and towards the greatness of the God we worship.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 32–33, where Israel’s sin with the golden calf brings devastating consequences and threatens their relationship with God. Yet Moses intercedes for the people and refuses to move forward without the Lord’s presence, declaring that God Himself must go with them. This powerful passage highlights the seriousness of sin, the power of intercession, and the absolute necessity of God’s presence. A reminder that no blessing, destination, or success is worth having if God is not with us.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 12:9–14, where Jesus heals a man with a withered hand on the Sabbath and confronts the religious leaders’ hardened understanding of God's law. This passage reveals that God's commands are never given without His grace and power to enable us to obey. Jesus demonstrates that doing what is right, showing mercy, and honouring God must take priority over empty religion and human tradition.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 32, where Israel turns to idolatry by making the golden calf while Moses is on Mount Sinai. In the midst of Israel’s rebellion and God’s righteous judgement, Moses intercedes on behalf of the people, pleading for mercy and standing in the gap for them. This chapter gives us a powerful picture of the seriousness of sin, the heart of an intercessor, and ultimately points us toward Jesus Christ, our perfect Mediator who intercedes for His people.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 26–27, where God gives Moses detailed instructions for the Tabernacle, its furnishings, the altar, and the surrounding courtyard. These chapters reveal that God is intentional about how He is approached and worshipped, with every detail pointing to His holiness, His desire to dwell among His people, and His provision for access into His presence. A rich study reminding us that God has not left us to design our own way to Him, but has provided the way -Jesus.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 12:1–14, where Jesus confronts the religious leaders over their misunderstanding of the Sabbath and reveals Himself as Lord of the Sabbath. This passage points beyond a day of rest to the person of Christ, who offers true rest and fulfils what the Sabbath was pointing towards. A powerful reminder that Christianity is not ultimately about religious rules, but about finding our rest and righteousness in Jesus, the King of Rest.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 25, where God gives Moses instructions for the construction of the tabernacle and introduces the mercy seat—the place where God would meet with His people. This chapter reveals God's desire to dwell among His people and provides a beautiful picture of His holiness, mercy, and grace. As the tabernacle points forward to Christ, we are reminded that through Jesus we can draw near to God and find mercy in His presence.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 23–24, where God confirms His covenant with Israel and the people respond, “All that the LORD has said we will do, and be obedient.” As Moses ascends Mount Sinai and the covenant is ratified with blood, this passage reveals the privilege of drawing near to a holy God through His gracious provision. A rich study that highlights the seriousness of covenant commitment, the blessing of God's presence, and the call to wholehearted obedience—a covenant ultimately fulfilled through Jesus Christ.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 11:16–30, where Jesus contrasts the unbelief of His generation with the gracious invitation He extends to all who are weary and burdened. This passage reveals the hardness of hearts that reject Christ, the joy of childlike faith, and the rest that is found only in Him. A comforting and life-giving reminder that Jesus invites all who labour under the weight of sin, striving, and brokenness to come to Him and find true rest.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 23, where God calls His people to lives marked by justice, integrity, compassion, and wholehearted obedience. These instructions were given so that Israel would reflect God's character before the surrounding nations. This message challenges believers to live in a way that honours Christ and serves as a compelling witness to those around them. A powerful reminder that our words matter, but our lives can either draw people toward Jesus or push them away.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 21–22, where God establishes laws that reflect His justice, compassion, and concern for every area of life. Far from being harsh or outdated, these laws reveal a God who values human life, protects the vulnerable, and calls His people to personal responsibility and restitution. This message challenges us to compare God's standard of justice with our own and reminds us that true justice is always rooted in His righteous character.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 11:1–19, where John the Baptist wrestles with doubt while imprisoned and Jesus responds with compassion, truth, and assurance. This passage reminds us that seasons of uncertainty are not uncommon in the life of faith, but that our confidence must rest in who Jesus is and what He has done. A practical and encouraging message on bringing our questions to Christ and trusting Him even when circumstances are difficult to understand.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 20, revealing that God's commandments were given not to place His people in bondage, but to show them how to live in the freedom He had already provided. Given after Israel's redemption from Egypt, the Ten Commandments reveal God's holy character and His design for a flourishing life. A powerful reminder that true freedom is found not in rejecting God's ways, but in walking faithfully in them through His grace.

Pastor Keith continues through Exodus 20, exploring the second half of the Ten Commandments and God's design for relationships within His covenant community. Covering honour, the sanctity of life, faithfulness in marriage, integrity, truthfulness, and contentment, this message reveals that God's law reaches far beyond outward behaviour to expose the condition of the human heart. A powerful reminder that the commandments not only reveal God's holy standard but also point us to our need for His grace.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 21:1–4, exploring the laws concerning Hebrew servants and how they point beyond themselves to Jesus Christ. This passage reveals God's heart for justice, mercy, and redemption while foreshadowing Christ—the perfect Servant who came to save and the Lord who willingly gave Himself for His people. A powerful reminder that true freedom is found in joyful surrender to the One who is our Servant, Saviour, and Lord.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 9:35–10:42, following Jesus as He moves from compassion for the crowds to commissioning His disciples for mission. This passage reveals what it means to faithfully follow Christ in a world that often rejects Him—living with compassion, proclaiming the Gospel boldly, depending on God's provision, enduring opposition, and remaining loyal to Jesus above all else. A challenging and practical message calling every believer to live on mission with courage, faith, and unwavering devotion.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 20:1–11, where God gives the opening commandments at Mount Sinai, calling His people to place Him above all else. These foundational commands reveal that a life of true freedom and blessing begins with worshipping God alone, honouring His name, and setting Him first in every area of life. A timely reminder that when God is in His rightful place, everything else finds its proper order.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 9:9–34, where Jesus calls Matthew, dines with sinners, responds to questions about fasting, and demonstrates His compassion through miraculous healing and deliverance. This passage reveals the heart of Christ for the broken, the outcast, and all who recognise their need of Him. A powerful reminder that Jesus welcomes sinners, extends mercy to the humble, and invites all people to follow Him in faith.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 19, where Israel arrives at Mount Sinai and God prepares His people to hear His voice. This chapter reveals God's holiness, His desire to dwell among His covenant people, and His call for them to consecrate themselves before Him. A powerful reminder that God still speaks through His Word today, calling His people to reverence, obedience, and a deeper relationship with Him.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 18, where Jethro observes Moses carrying the burden of leadership alone and offers wise, God-honouring counsel. This passage highlights the importance of humility, shared responsibility, and raising up faithful leaders to serve God's people. A practical reminder that God's work is strengthened when we listen to wise counsel, equip others, and serve together according to His design.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 8:18–9:8, where Jesus calls His followers to wholehearted discipleship, calms the raging storm, delivers the demon-possessed, and heals the paralytic. These powerful accounts reveal Christ’s absolute authority over nature, the spiritual realm, sin, and sickness. A compelling reminder that Jesus is completely trustworthy, no matter the circumstances, and worthy of our full faith and obedience.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 17, where Israel faces both physical thirst and a fierce battle with the Amalekites. This chapter reveals that our greatest struggle is not merely with outward circumstances, but with learning to trust and depend upon God. Through His provision, His presence, and the victory He gives, we are reminded that the Christian life is lived by faith, sustained through prayer, and strengthened by God's power rather than our own.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 17, where God miraculously provides water from the rock for His thirsty people and gives Israel victory over the Amalekites. This chapter reveals God's faithful provision, the importance of depending on Him in times of need, and the power of persevering prayer and support within the community of faith. A powerful reminder that the Lord is our provider, our strength, and our victory.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 8:1–17, where Jesus compassionately ministers to the leper, the centurion’s servant, and Peter’s mother-in-law. This passage reveals Christ’s authority over sickness, His compassion for the outcast, and His willingness to respond to genuine faith. A comforting reminder that no one is beyond the reach of Jesus’ mercy and that He is able and willing to help all who come to Him.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 16, where God hears the complaints of His people in the wilderness and graciously provides manna from heaven. Rather than abandoning Israel in their weakness, the Lord responds with patience, provision, and daily reminders of His faithfulness. This message encourages us to trust that God hears our cries, knows our needs, and faithfully provides for His people one day at a time.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 15, where Israel responds to God’s great deliverance with songs of praise and worship. As the people celebrate His victory at the Red Sea and then encounter testing in the wilderness, this chapter reveals both the power and goodness of God. A powerful reminder that the Lord is worthy of praise in times of triumph and faithful to provide in seasons of need.

Pastor Israel concludes Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount by teaching through Matthew 7:7–29. This passage calls believers to seek God persistently, walk the narrow path, discern true and false fruit, and build their lives upon the solid foundation of Christ’s words. A practical message reminding us that a life grounded in obedience to Jesus can withstand the storms and pressures of life.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 14, where Israel finds itself trapped between Pharaoh’s advancing army and the Red Sea. In a moment of fear and uncertainty, God demonstrates His power by making a way where there seems to be no way. This message encourages believers not to lose hope when circumstances appear impossible, but to trust the Lord who fights for His people and faithfully delivers them according to His promises.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 12–13, focusing on the institution of the Passover and Israel’s deliverance from Egypt. Through the blood of the lamb, God provides salvation from judgment and sets His people free from bondage. This message points to Jesus Christ as our Passover Lamb, whose sacrifice brings redemption, forgiveness, and new life. A powerful reminder that salvation is found not in our works, but in God’s provision.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 7:1–6, where Jesus addresses the danger of a critical and hypocritical spirit. This passage challenges us to examine our own hearts before focusing on the faults of others, while also calling us to exercise wisdom and discernment. A practical and convicting message on extending grace, pursuing humility, and relating to others as Christ has related to us.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 11–12, where God brings the final plague upon Egypt and institutes the Passover. As judgment approaches, God provides a way of salvation through the blood of the lamb, pointing forward to Jesus Christ, our Passover Lamb. This message challenges us to consider our readiness for God’s deliverance and reminds us that salvation is found only through faith in His provision.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 8–9, where Pharaoh repeatedly attempts to negotiate with Moses and offer compromise instead of full obedience to God’s command. Though Pharaoh is willing to make concessions, he refuses complete surrender to the Lord. This message highlights the danger of compromise and the reality that, just as Pharaoh sought a middle ground, Satan often tempts believers to settle for partial obedience rather than wholehearted devotion. A timely reminder that God calls His people not to compromise with the world, but to walk fully in His will.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 7–8, where God begins to pour out the first plagues upon Egypt. Amidst judgment on Pharaoh’s hardness of heart and the gods of Egypt, God’s grace is still evident as He repeatedly provides opportunities for repentance and reveals His power and sovereignty. This message highlights both the justice and mercy of God, reminding us that even in judgment, the Lord graciously calls people to turn to Him.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 6:19–34, where Jesus calls His followers to wholehearted devotion and trust in God. Addressing treasures, priorities, and anxiety, this passage challenges us to live with an eternal perspective and to seek first the kingdom of God. A powerful reminder that when our hearts belong fully to the Lord, we can rest confidently in His faithful provision and care.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 6–7, where God confirms His call upon Moses and Aaron and prepares them for the confrontation with Pharaoh. Though they may seem like ordinary men, God chooses and empowers them to accomplish His extraordinary purposes. This message highlights the unity of Moses and Aaron in God’s plan, the importance of obedience, and the truth that God works through willing servants to fulfil His promises.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 5–6, where Moses and Aaron confront Pharaoh for the first time and encounter fierce resistance. As the situation worsens and God’s people grow discouraged, the Lord reaffirms His covenant promises and His commitment to deliver Israel. This message reminds us that obedience often brings opposition, but God remains faithful to His Word and sovereign over every battle.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 6:1–18, where Jesus addresses the dangers of practising religion for the praise of others. Examining giving, prayer, and fasting, this message reveals that true righteousness flows from a sincere heart devoted to God rather than outward appearances. A challenging reminder that our Heavenly Father sees what is done in secret and desires authentic worship that honours Him.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 3 and 4, where Moses encounters God at the burning bush and wrestles with the call placed upon his life. As Moses responds with fear, doubt, and excuses, God patiently reveals His power, presence, and sufficiency. This message reminds us that God does not call the qualified—He qualifies those He calls and empowers them to walk in obedience.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 5:17–48, where Jesus reveals the deeper heart behind God’s law and calls His followers to a righteousness that flows from transformed hearts. This message explores kingdom principles such as reconciliation, purity, truthfulness, love for enemies, and wholehearted obedience. A powerful reminder that the law of God is ultimately fulfilled through love shaped by the character of Christ.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 3:1–10, where God reveals Himself to Moses through the burning bush and calls him to lead Israel out of bondage. This passage highlights God’s holiness, compassion, and power to rescue His people. A powerful reminder that God sees the suffering of His people, hears their cries, and acts according to His perfect plan of redemption.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 2, tracing the early life of Moses and the ways God sovereignly shapes and prepares His servant. From Pharaoh’s palace to the wilderness of Midian, this chapter reveals that God often uses hidden seasons, failures, and waiting to mould His people for future ministry. A powerful reminder that God’s preparation is never wasted.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 5:13–16, where Jesus calls His followers to be the salt of the earth and the light of the world. This message highlights the believer’s calling to influence the world through godly character, faithful witness, and lives transformed by Christ. A powerful reminder that God restores His people not only for their benefit, but so they may shine His truth and grace to others.

Pastor Keith begins our study through Exodus with Chapter 1, where Israel grows under oppression in Egypt and Pharaoh attempts to resist God’s purposes. Despite persecution, fear, and suffering, God’s covenant promises continue to move forward unhindered. This message reminds us that no ruler, circumstance, or opposition can stop what God has determined to accomplish.

Pastor Keith concludes our study through the Book of Acts with Acts 28, where Paul survives a deadly snakebite on the island of Malta and continues proclaiming the Gospel in Rome. This final chapter highlights God’s protection, Paul’s unwavering faithfulness, and the unstoppable advance of the Gospel despite hardship and opposition. A powerful reminder that nothing can hinder God’s purposes when His people remain faithful to the end.