Calvary Chapel Secret Harbour

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 27, following Paul through the violent storm and shipwreck on the journey to Rome. In the midst of chaos, fear, and uncertainty, Paul remains steadfast in faith and confident in God’s promises. This message offers practical and spiritual lessons on trusting the Lord through life’s storms, listening to God’s voice, and holding firm when everything around us is falling apart.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 25 and 26, where Paul stands before Festus and King Agrippa to defend both himself and the Gospel. Rather than shrinking back, Paul boldly testifies of Christ, sharing his conversion and proclaiming the hope of the resurrection. This message highlights the courage to stand for truth, the power of personal testimony, and God’s faithfulness in every trial.

Pastor Israel teaches through the opening of the Sermon on the Mount, where Jesus declares blessing over those the world often overlooks—the poor in spirit, the meek, the mourning, and the persecuted. This message reveals the upside-down nature of God’s kingdom and the true character of those who belong to it. A powerful reminder that God’s favour rests not on status or strength, but on hearts that are humble and dependent on Him.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 24, focusing on Paul’s trial before Felix and the governor’s delayed response to the Gospel. This message highlights the danger of putting off spiritual decisions, the conviction of truth, and the urgency of responding to God’s Word. A sobering reminder that procrastination in matters of faith can have eternal consequences.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 23–24, following Paul’s transfer to Caesarea and his trials before Felix. This passage highlights God’s protection over Paul, the persistence of opposition, and the opportunity to testify of Christ even in chains. A powerful reminder that no circumstance is wasted when we remain faithful—God uses every moment for His purposes.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 4:12–25, where Jesus begins His public ministry in Galilee. This passage highlights the fulfilment of prophecy, the call to repentance, and the invitation to follow Him. As Jesus calls His first disciples and ministers to the crowds, we see the authority, compassion, and mission of the King on full display.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 23:1–11, where Paul stands before the council and faces intense opposition. In the midst of conflict and uncertainty, the Lord speaks to Paul with assurance of His purpose—he will testify in Rome. This message highlights God’s sovereignty, encouragement in difficult seasons, and the certainty that His plans will prevail.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 22, focusing on Paul’s personal testimony before a hostile crowd. This message highlights the power of sharing your story of what Christ has done, the importance of clear Gospel proclamation, and the courage to stand firm even when facing opposition. A strong reminder that every believer has a witness, and God uses it to point others to Jesus.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 4:1–11, where Jesus is led into the wilderness and tempted by the devil. This passage reveals Christ’s victory over temptation through obedience to the Word of God, showing Him as the true and faithful Son. A powerful reminder that while we face testing, victory is found in trusting God’s Word and standing firm in Him.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 21, where Paul arrives in Jerusalem and faces mounting opposition, misunderstanding, and arrest. This message highlights the cost of obedience, the tension between conviction and counsel, and the importance of remaining disentangled from anything that would hinder faithful devotion to Christ. A powerful reminder to stay steadfast in God’s calling, even when the path is difficult.

Guest speaker Ps. Mike Bezant from Calvary Chapel South West brings a challenging and encouraging message from 1 Corinthians 16:13–14. This passage calls men to be watchful, stand firm in the faith, act with courage, and live with love. A powerful exhortation to pursue godly character and lead lives that honour Christ in every area.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 20:25 to 21:14, following Paul’s journey as the Gospel continues to spread beyond familiar boundaries. This passage highlights Paul’s deep commitment to the Lord’s calling, his willingness to suffer for the name of Jesus, and the Spirit’s leading in every step. A powerful reminder that the witness of Christ is meant to go wider, even when it leads us into difficulty and sacrifice.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 3, focusing on the ministry of John the Baptist and his call to repentance as he prepares the way for Jesus. This passage highlights the urgency of turning from sin, bearing fruit worthy of repentance, and recognising the coming King. A powerful reminder to prepare our hearts for Christ and respond to Him with genuine faith.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 20, focusing on Paul’s emotional farewell to the Ephesian elders. This passage reveals the heart of faithful ministry—marked by humility, perseverance, and a deep love for God’s people. As Paul reflects on his service and looks ahead to what awaits him, we are reminded of the importance of finishing well, guarding the flock, and holding fast to the Word of God.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 19, focusing on the uproar in Ephesus as the Gospel confronts idolatry and disrupts the culture. As many turn to Christ, the truth threatens the worship of Artemis, leading to a city-wide riot. This message highlights the power of the Gospel to transform lives, challenge false worship, and reveal what people truly value. A strong reminder that when Jesus is preached, hearts are changed—and opposition often follows.

On Easter Sunday, Pastor Keith proclaims the greatest story ever told—the death, resurrection, and exaltation of Jesus Christ. Teaching from Acts 2, this message centres on Peter’s bold declaration that Jesus is both Lord and Christ, risen from the dead and offering salvation to all who believe. A powerful reminder that the empty tomb changes everything and calls for a response of repentance and faith.

On Good Friday, Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 27, focusing on the suffering and crucifixion of Jesus Christ. This message reveals the depth of God’s love, the weight of sin laid upon Christ, and the sacrifice that brings forgiveness and reconciliation. A sobering and powerful reminder that at the cross, justice and mercy meet—and salvation is made possible for all who believe.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 2, exploring the different responses to the birth of Jesus. From the worship of the wise men to the hostility of Herod and the indifference of others, this passage reveals how people respond when confronted with the true King. A challenging reminder that every heart must respond—either in worship, rejection, or apathy.

Pastor Keith teaches through Luke 19:28–41, capturing Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. As the crowds praise Him as King, Jesus declares that if they were silent, even the stones would cry out. This message highlights the undeniable truth of who Jesus is and calls us to respond in wholehearted worship, recognising Him as the rightful King.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 18, highlighting the encounter with Apollos—a man passionate and knowledgeable in the Scriptures, yet lacking a full understanding of the Gospel. This message reminds us that sincerity alone is not enough; we need the fullness of truth found in Jesus Christ. A powerful call to grow in understanding, be teachable, and walk in the completeness of the Gospel.

Pastor Israel continues in the Gospel of Matthew, focusing on the birth of Jesus and the faith of Joseph. This passage reveals how God steps into the brokenness of our world through the incarnation, bringing hope, redemption, and fulfilment of His promises. A powerful reminder that Jesus is Immanuel—God with us—who enters into our mess to save and restore.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 18:1–10, reminding us that God does not use “super saints,” but ordinary people who are willing to serve Him. Through Paul’s partnership with Aquila and Priscilla, his perseverance in difficulty, and God’s encouragement in a time of fear, this message highlights how the Lord strengthens and sustains His servants. A powerful reminder that God’s work is accomplished through His grace, not human ability.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 17, following Paul’s ministry in Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens. This message highlights the call to proclaim Christ faithfully in every context—whether facing opposition, engaging those who search the Scriptures, or speaking to a culture full of idols. A powerful reminder that the Gospel speaks to every heart and every culture, calling all people everywhere to turn to the living God.

Pastor Israel begins a new series through the Gospel of Matthew by exploring the genealogy of Jesus in Matthew 1:1–17. At first glance it may seem like a simple list of names, but it reveals God’s sovereign grace working through broken people and messy histories to accomplish His perfect plan. This opening message reminds us that Jesus is the promised King in the line of David and the fulfilment of God’s covenant promises.

Pastor Keith briefly touches on the events of Acts 15 before focusing on Acts 16, where the Gospel reaches Philippi. Through the conversions of Lydia, the deliverance of the demon-possessed slave girl, and the dramatic salvation of the Philippian jailer, this message centres on the life-changing question: “What must I do to be saved?” The clear answer of Scripture is simple and powerful—believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 14, following Paul and Barnabas as they continue their missionary journey and boldly proclaim the Gospel. Despite opposition, persecution, and misunderstanding, the message of God’s grace continues to spread. This study reminds us that salvation comes through grace alone, and that faithful servants of Christ must endure hardship as they carry the good news to the world.

Pastor Israel concludes the Book of Nehemiah with a study of Chapter 13, where Nehemiah returns to confront compromise and call God’s people back to faithfulness. This message highlights the importance of guarding our devotion to the Lord, addressing spiritual drift, and remaining committed to God’s Word. A timely reminder that it is not enough to start well—God calls His people to finish well.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 13, where the Gospel begins to move outward through the missionary ministry of Paul and Barnabas. This message highlights Paul’s proclamation that through Jesus there is forgiveness of sins—and something more: justification that the Law of Moses could never provide. A powerful reminder that the Gospel not only forgives but fully declares the believer righteous through faith in Christ.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 11 and into Acts 12, tracing the growth of the Church in Antioch and the intense persecution under Herod. As James is martyred and Peter is imprisoned, the Church responds with fervent, united prayer—and God moves powerfully. This message highlights the unstoppable advance of the Gospel, the sovereignty of God in suffering, and the mighty deliverance that comes as His people pray earnestly and persistently.

Pastor Israel teaches through Nehemiah 11 and 12, where God’s people are strategically positioned in Jerusalem and the surrounding towns, and the wall is dedicated with great rejoicing. This message highlights God’s sovereign placement of His people, the value of faithful service in every role, and the joy that flows from wholehearted worship. A powerful reminder that we are not placed randomly, but purposefully—set where we are to serve His glory and advance His work.

In Acts 10, Pastor Keith teaches through the divine appointment between Peter and Cornelius, revealing how the Word of God breaks barriers, confronts prejudice, and brings salvation to the Gentiles. As Peter preaches Christ crucified and risen, the Holy Spirit falls, proving that the Gospel is for all who believe. This chapter reminds us that when God’s Word is proclaimed, hearts are opened, lives are transformed, and the Church expands according to His sovereign plan.

Pastor Keith continues through Acts 9, focusing on the obedience of Ananias, the growth of Saul, and the faithful ministry of Peter. This passage highlights simple, surrendered service—ordinary believers used by an extraordinary God. From quiet obedience to powerful miracles, we are reminded that God works through those who are willing to serve the Lord faithfully and courageously.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 9:1–9, tracing the dramatic conversion of Saul on the road to Damascus. This message highlights the power of God’s grace to transform a persecutor into a preacher, the sovereignty of Christ in salvation, and the miracle of new birth. A powerful reminder that no one is beyond the reach of So Great a Salvation found in Jesus.

Pastor Israel teaches through Nehemiah 10, where the people of God respond to revival with renewed commitment and covenant faithfulness. This chapter highlights personal responsibility, corporate obedience, and the resolve to live distinctly as the Lord’s people. A timely reminder that true renewal is not only emotional—it is expressed in practical, lasting obedience to God’s Word.

In Acts 8, we see that persecution could not stop the mission of God—it propelled it. As believers were scattered, the Gospel spread beyond Jerusalem into Samaria and beyond. Pastor Keith unpacks Philip’s ministry, the response of Simon the sorcerer, and the powerful encounter with the Ethiopian official, showing that God saves, fills, and sends.

Pastor Israel teaches through Nehemiah 9, where God’s people respond to His Word with confession, worship, and heartfelt repentance. This chapter traces the faithfulness of God throughout Israel’s history and highlights the role of humble prayer in true spiritual renewal. A powerful reminder that revival begins when God’s people seek Him earnestly, acknowledge their sin, and rest in His steadfast mercy.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 7, following Stephen’s powerful defence before the Sanhedrin. As Stephen recounts Israel’s history, this message highlights God’s unwavering faithfulness, even in the face of human rebellion and rejection. A stirring reminder that the Lord keeps His promises, sustains His servants, and stands with His people—even in suffering.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 6, tracing both the appointment of the seven and the rising opposition against Stephen. This message highlights the importance of Spirit-filled service, biblical order, and protecting unity within the Church, while also showing how faithful witness can invite resistance. A powerful reminder that when the Church prioritises prayer, the Word, and servant leadership, God’s work continues to grow—even in the face of persecution.

Pastor Israel teaches from Nehemiah 8, where God’s people gather to hear, understand, and respond to His Word. This message highlights the centrality of Scripture, the role of faithful teaching, and the joy that flows from obedience. A powerful reminder that renewal and strength come when God’s people are shaped by His Word.

Pastor Keith continues through Acts 5, showing that true spiritual power flows from obedience to God rather than fear of man. This message highlights the apostles’ steadfast faith, bold witness, and willingness to suffer for Christ as they obey God’s command to preach the Gospel. A clear reminder that God empowers those who faithfully follow His Word.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 5, confronting the sobering account of Ananias and Sapphira. This message highlights God’s holiness, the seriousness of sin within the Church, and the call to honesty and reverent fear before the Lord. A powerful reminder that God desires truth in the inward parts and a Church marked by integrity and obedience.

Pastor Israel teaches from Nehemiah 7, shifting the focus from rebuilding the walls to rebuilding the people of God. This chapter highlights faithfulness, leadership, and the importance of order and identity among God’s people. A timely reminder that God’s work is not complete with physical restoration alone, but with spiritual renewal and devotion to Him.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 4, examining the Church’s first experience of persecution. This message highlights the boldness of the apostles, the power of the risen Christ, and the work of the Holy Spirit in sustaining the early believers. Rather than silencing the Church, opposition becomes a catalyst for greater faith, unity, and Gospel witness.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 3, focusing on the healing at the temple and the Gospel proclamation that follows in Solomon’s Portico. This study highlights the power of Jesus’ name, the call to repentance, and God’s desire to bring times of refreshing through Christ. A clear reminder that true healing and hope are found in Jesus alone.

Pastor Israel teaches through Nehemiah 6, where opposition shifts from open attack to subtle distraction. This message highlights the enemy’s tactics of compromise, fear, and discouragement, and calls God’s people to remain focused on the work He has given them. A practical and challenging reminder to discern wisely, stand firm, and finish well.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 2, highlighting the birth and marks of a Spirit-filled church. This message explores the work of the Holy Spirit in empowering believers, shaping Christ-centred community, and producing bold witness, devotion to God’s Word, prayer, fellowship, and worship. A timely reminder of what the Church looks like when it lives in dependence on the Spirit.

Pastor Keith focuses on Peter’s sermon in Acts 2, where the apostle boldly proclaims Jesus as the risen and exalted Messiah. This study unpacks how Peter, empowered by the Holy Spirit, explains Scripture, confronts sin, and calls people to repentance and faith. A clear picture of Gospel preaching that is Christ-centred, Spirit-filled, and rooted in the Word.

Pastor Israel teaches through Nehemiah 5, where internal injustice threatens the work of God. This chapter confronts greed, exploitation, and self-interest, while pointing to repentance, integrity, and grace-filled leadership. A timely reminder that God’s work is hindered not only by opposition from without, but by compromise within—and that true renewal flows from hearts shaped by the Gospel.

Pastor Keith teaches through Acts 2, where God pours out the Holy Spirit and the Church is born. This message highlights the transforming work of the Spirit—filling empty hearts, empowering bold witness, and drawing people to repentance and new life in Christ. A powerful reminder that God still fills, equips, and uses those who wait on Him.

Pastor Keith focuses on the apostles’ decision to choose a replacement for Judas in Acts 1. This study highlights how the early Church relied on Scripture, prayer, and trust in God’s sovereignty when making important decisions. A clear reminder that God directs His work and appoints His servants as His people seek Him faithfully.