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What if the decisions that determine your future are made long before the crisis arrives? In this powerful message from Proverbs 2:10–22, Pastor Keith Seiber explains why biblical wisdom is God's preparation before the storm, not merely His rescue during it.
The Bible teaches that wisdom doesn't simply visit when life gets difficult—it moves into the heart, stands guard over your life, and faithfully guides you down the path of righteousness. Whether you're facing temptation, raising a family, making major decisions, or preparing for trials you cannot yet see, this message reveals why God's wisdom is your greatest safeguard.
Drawing from Proverbs, the teachings of Jesus Christ, and practical real-life illustrations, this sermon shows how wisdom prepares believers before temptation strikes, before suffering comes, and before life's greatest storms arrive.
In this episode, you'll discover:
What Proverbs 2 teaches about the timing of wisdom
Why wisdom must enter your heart, not merely your head
The difference between biblical knowledge and life-changing wisdom
How God's wisdom protects you from destructive choices
Why wisdom serves as a guard against temptation and sinful influences
The biblical warning about evil companions and sexual temptation
The importance of preparing spiritually before life's storms arrive
How God's providence perfectly orders every season of your life
Why Jesus Christ is the ultimate Wisdom and Guide for every believer
Whether you're studying Proverbs, seeking biblical wisdom, preparing your family for future challenges, or wanting to grow in spiritual maturity, this message offers practical truth firmly rooted in the King James Bible.
This sermon answers important questions such as:
When does biblical wisdom begin working?
What does Proverbs 2 teach?
How can Christians prepare for future trials?
What is the difference between knowledge and wisdom?
How does God protect believers from temptation?
Why is spiritual preparation so important?
How does Jesus fulfill the wisdom of Proverbs?
How can I walk wisely before the storm comes?
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Scripture: Proverbs 2:10–22 (KJV)
Series: Wisdom's Path — Sermon 8
Message: Before the Storm: The When of Wisdom
Speaker: Pastor Keith Seiber
Church: New Beginning Baptist | Palatka, Florida
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What does it really mean that Jesus Christ "gave himself for our sins, that he might deliver us from this present evil world" (Galatians 1:4)? In this opening message from the Book of Galatians, Pastor Keith Seiber unpacks one of the most powerful summaries of the Gospel found anywhere in Scripture.
Before defending his apostleship or confronting false teachers, the Apostle Paul proclaims the heart of the Gospel: salvation is entirely the work of God. The Father planned it, the Son accomplished it, and the Holy Spirit applies it. Christ alone saves. Christ alone delivers. Christ alone deserves the glory.
This message also exposes the danger of "practical atheism"—living as though God exists but is not sufficient—and explains why adding human effort to Christ's finished work destroys the very Gospel it claims to protect.
In this episode you'll discover:
What Galatians 1:1–5 teaches about the true Gospel
Why salvation is by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone
The biblical meaning of justification and sanctification
Why Christ voluntarily gave Himself for our sins
What Paul meant by "this present evil world"
How Jesus delivers believers from the power of sin and the kingdom of darkness
Why false gospels always add something to Christ
The danger of trusting religion instead of the finished work of Jesus
How the Gospel brings freedom, peace, assurance, and lasting hope
Whether you're beginning a study through Galatians, seeking to better understand the Gospel, exploring Christian doctrine, or searching for freedom from sin, fear, addiction, or legalism, this message points you to the all-sufficient Savior revealed in the King James Bible.
This sermon answers important questions such as:
What is the Gospel according to Galatians?
What does Galatians 1:4 mean?
What is justification by faith?
What is sanctification?
Can good works contribute to salvation?
What is "this present evil world"?
How does Jesus deliver people from sin?
Why is grace alone so important?
If this message strengthens your faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, subscribe to the podcast, leave a 5-star review, and share this episode with someone who needs to hear the true Gospel. Every subscription, review, and share helps more people discover faithful, verse-by-verse Bible preaching centered on the finished work of Christ.
Scripture: Galatians 1:1–5 (KJV)
Series: FREE: Living in the Liberty Christ Already Bought You
Message: Deliver Us from This Present Evil World
Speaker: Pastor Keith Seiber
Church: New Beginning Baptist Church | Palatka, Florida
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Do you ever feel like there simply aren't enough hours in the day? Between work, family, church, finances, responsibilities, and endless demands, something always seems to get pushed aside. In this practical, Christ-centered message from Matthew 6:33, Pastor Keith Seiber explains why the answer isn't better time management—it's biblical priorities.
Jesus never promised you could fit everything into your schedule. Instead, He gave one life-changing command:
"But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you."
This sermon explores what it truly means to put God first—not simply as the first item on your checklist, but as the foundation underneath every part of your life. Discover how God's order transforms marriages, parenting, work, church, and everyday decisions.
In this episode, you'll discover:
What Matthew 6:33 really means in everyday Christian living
How to establish biblical priorities when life feels overwhelming
Why putting God first changes everything else
The difference between making God part of your schedule and making Him Lord of your life
How God's Kingdom should shape your marriage and family
Why many Christian homes struggle despite knowing biblical principles
The biblical role of the Holy Spirit in transforming relationships
How to overcome anxiety by trusting God's promises
Practical steps to build a Christ-centered home in a busy world
Whether you're a busy parent, grandparent, husband, wife, young adult, church leader, or simply trying to balance life's many responsibilities, this biblical message offers hope, wisdom, and practical guidance rooted firmly in the King James Bible.
This sermon answers important questions such as:
How do I put God first in my life?
What does Matthew 6:33 teach?
How do Christians balance family, work, and church?
What are biblical priorities?
Why do Christian families become spiritually busy but spiritually empty?
How can I build a Christ-centered home?
What does it mean to seek first the Kingdom of God?
If this message encourages your walk with Christ, subscribe to the podcast, leave a 5-star review, and share this episode with someone who feels overwhelmed by life's demands. Every subscription, rating, and review helps more people discover faithful, verse-by-verse Bible preaching and practical biblical teaching for everyday life.
Scripture: Matthew 6:33 (KJV)
Series: Family Day Messages
Message: Nothing In Your House Works Until This Does 
Speaker: Pastor Keith Seiber
Church: New Beginning Baptist Church | Palatka, Florida
 

Why do so many Christian families slowly drift away from God? The answer may surprise you. In this powerful message from Joshua 24:14–15, Pastor Keith Seiber explains why godly homes never happen by accident—they happen by intentional, biblical decisions.
Using Joshua's unforgettable declaration, "But as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD," this sermon challenges parents, grandparents, and every believer to stop drifting with the culture and intentionally build a home centered on Jesus Christ and the Word of God.
In a world filled with busy schedules, endless distractions, and competing priorities, this biblical message offers practical, Scripture-based encouragement for leading your family toward Christ rather than allowing them to drift with the current of the world.
In this episode, you'll discover:
What Joshua 24:15 really means for Christian families today
Why no one accidentally builds a godly home
The biblical responsibility of parents to spiritually lead their families
How Deuteronomy 6 provides God's blueprint for family discipleship
The danger of spiritual drift in comfortable Christian homes
Practical ways to make Christ the center of your home
How to teach your children to love God's Word
Why intentional family leadership matters for future generations
How the Gospel transforms not only individuals but entire households
Whether you're a parent, grandparent, newly married couple, single adult preparing for the future, or someone seeking to strengthen your family according to God's Word, this message offers timeless biblical principles firmly rooted in the King James Bible.
This sermon answers important questions such as:
How do I build a godly home?
What does Joshua 24:15 teach?
How can parents spiritually lead their children?
What does the Bible say about family discipleship?
Why do Christian families drift away from God?
What is God's design for the Christian home?
How can I leave a spiritual legacy for my children and grandchildren?
If this message encourages your family, subscribe to the podcast, leave a 5-star review, and share this episode with parents, grandparents, friends, and church families. Every subscription, review, and share helps spread faithful, verse-by-verse Bible preaching and encourages more families to build their homes upon God's Word.
Scripture: Joshua 24:14–15 (KJV)
Series: Family Day Messages
Message: Nobody Drifts Into a Godly Home: You Have to Be Intentional
Speaker: Pastor Keith Seiber
Church: New Beginning Baptist Church | Palatka, Florida
 

What does Zechariah chapters 12–13 reveal about the future of Israel, the Second Coming of Jesus Christ, and God's plan for the end times? In this verse Bible study, Pastor Keith Seiber explores one of the most remarkable prophetic passages in all of Scripture, revealing how God's promises to Israel will be literally fulfilled exactly as He declared in His Word.
These chapters contain some of the clearest Old Testament prophecies concerning the return of Jesus Christ, Israel's national repentance, the famous prophecy that Israel will "look upon me whom they have pierced" (Zechariah 12:10), the cleansing fountain opened for sin, the removal of idolatry and false prophets, and the coming spiritual restoration of God's covenant people.
In this message you'll discover:
Why Jerusalem remains central to God's prophetic plan
The meaning of "they shall look upon me whom they have pierced" (Zechariah 12:10)
How Israel's future national repentance fulfills biblical prophecy
The significance of the fountain opened for sin and uncleanness (Zechariah 13:1)
God's future cleansing and restoration of Israel
The judgment of false prophets and false religion
How Zechariah 12–13 connects with Revelation, Romans 11, and the Second Coming of Christ
Why God's covenant promises to Israel have never been revoked
Practical lessons for believers living in anticipation of Christ's return
Whether you're studying Bible prophecy, the Book of Zechariah, end-times events, Israel in prophecy, or dispensational theology, this message offers a clear, Christ-centered exposition rooted in the King James Bible.
This episode answers important questions such as:
What does Zechariah 12 teach?
Who is the One "whom they have pierced"?
Will Israel be saved in the last days?
What is the fountain for cleansing in Zechariah 13:1?
How does Zechariah connect to the Book of Revelation?
What happens before Christ establishes His Kingdom?
Why is Jerusalem so important in Bible prophecy?
If this study strengthens your understanding of God's prophetic Word, subscribe to the podcast, leave a 5-star review, and share this episode with others who love studying the Bible. Your subscriptions, reviews, and shares help more people discover faithful, verse-by-verse Bible teaching centered on the Lord Jesus Christ.
Scripture: Zechariah 12:1–13:6 (KJV)
Series: Zechariah: The God Who Remembers His Covenant
Speaker: Pastor Keith Seiber
Church: New Beginning Baptist Church | Palatka, Florida
 

What is true biblical wisdom, and how can you tell the difference between God's wisdom and the world's counterfeit? In this message from the Wisdom's Path series, Pastor Keith Seiber opens Deuteronomy 4, James 3, and other key passages to reveal what genuine wisdom really is—and why it can only come from God.
In an age of artificial intelligence, endless information, social media influencers, and conflicting opinions, people have more knowledge than ever before but less wisdom than ever. The Bible provides the answer. Discover why wisdom is far more than intelligence or education—it's the God-given ability to rightly apply truth to everyday life through a relationship with Jesus Christ.
In this episode, you'll discover:
What the Bible says true wisdom really is
The difference between knowledge, understanding, and wisdom
Why the fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom
The seven biblical marks of genuine wisdom from James 3:17
How to recognize counterfeit wisdom in today's culture
Why information alone cannot produce a successful life
The connection between the fruit of the Spirit and biblical wisdom
Why Jesus Christ is called "the wisdom of God"
How wisdom comes from above, not merely from human experience
Practical ways to grow in godly discernment and biblical decision-making
Whether you're searching for Christian wisdom, studying the Book of James, learning biblical decision-making, growing in spiritual discernment, or simply wanting to live wisely in a confusing world, this message provides practical, Christ-centered truth firmly rooted in the King James Bible.
This sermon answers important questions such as:
What is biblical wisdom?
How do I become wise according to Scripture?
What is the difference between worldly wisdom and God's wisdom?
What does James 3 teach about wisdom?
How does the fear of the Lord relate to wisdom?
Why is Jesus called the Wisdom of God?
How can Christians make wise decisions?
If this message encourages and strengthens your walk with Christ, subscribe to the podcast, leave a 5-star review, and share this episode with family and friends. Every subscription, rating, and share helps more people discover faithful, verse-by-verse Bible preaching and sound biblical doctrine.
Scripture: Deuteronomy 4:5–6; James 3:13–18 (KJV)Series: Wisdom's Path — Sermon 7: The Real Thing: The What of WisdomSpeaker: Pastor Keith SeiberChurch: New Beginning Baptist Church | Palatka, Florida
 

Can someone believe in Jesus and still preach a false gospel? In this powerful Bible study from Acts 15, Pastor Keith Seiber exposes the first counterfeit gospel that threatened the early church and explains why the battle over salvation by grace alone is just as urgent today.
As we begin our verse-by-verse journey through Galatians (KJV), discover how the Jerusalem Council defended the true Gospel against those who added religious works, traditions, and human requirements to the finished work of Jesus Christ. Learn why one small word—"except"—can completely change the message of salvation.
In this episode, you'll discover:
Why Acts 15 is the historical background to the Book of Galatians
The danger of adding works to God's plan of salvation
How to recognize a counterfeit gospel in today's world
Why the question "What saith the scripture?" must be the believer's final authority
The biblical difference between grace and legalism
How Scripture—not tradition, feelings, or experience—settles doctrinal questions
Why salvation is by grace through faith in Jesus Christ alone
Practical ways to test every teaching against the Word of God
Whether you're studying Acts, Galatians, Bible doctrine, Christian apologetics, or the Gospel of Jesus Christ, this message will strengthen your confidence in the authority of Scripture and the sufficiency of Christ's finished work.
If you've ever wondered:
Is salvation by faith alone?
Can churches add requirements to the Gospel?
What is legalism according to the Bible?
How do I identify false teachers?
What does Acts 15 teach about salvation?
Why is Galatians still relevant today?
…this episode provides clear, biblical answers directly from the King James Bible.
If this message strengthens your faith, be sure to subscribe, leave a 5-star review, and share this episode with someone who needs to hear the true Gospel. Every subscription, review, and share helps more people discover faithful, verse-by-verse Bible preaching.
Scripture: Acts 15:1–31 (KJV)Series: FREE: Living in the Liberty Christ Already Bought You — Sermon #4Speaker: Pastor Keith SeiberChurch: New Beginning Baptist Church | Palatka, Florida
 

In this podcast, we finish up Zechariah chapter 9, and we look at chapters 10 and 11. 

Can God really bring good out of your darkest days?
In this encouraging verse-by-verse Bible message from Isaiah 45:1–4 (KJV), Pastor Keith Seiber explores one of the most comforting promises in all of Scripture: "I will give thee the treasures of darkness, and hidden riches of secret places." Discover how God uses trials, suffering, loss, and unanswered questions to reveal treasures that can never be found in seasons of ease.
From the remarkable prophecy of Cyrus, named by God over 150 years before his birth, to the ultimate darkness of Calvary, this message reveals that the Lord never wastes our pain. He is always working behind the scenes, preparing the way, strengthening our faith, and drawing us closer to Himself.
In this Bible study you'll discover:
What "the treasures of darkness" really means in Isaiah 45.
Why God named Cyrus centuries before he was born.
The historical evidence supporting Isaiah's prophecy.
How God prepares a path before His people through impossible circumstances.
Biblical examples from Joseph, Jonah, Daniel, Elijah, Paul and Silas, and Habakkuk.
Why some of God's greatest blessings are discovered only in seasons of suffering.
The greatest treasure hidden in the darkest moment of history—the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Practical encouragement for anyone facing grief, illness, financial hardship, broken relationships, anxiety, or uncertainty.
If you've ever wondered where God is during life's hardest moments, this message will remind you that the darkness is never empty when God is present. He is the God who goes before you, breaks down impossible barriers, and buries eternal treasure where only faith can find it.
Whether you're searching for KJV Bible preaching, Christian encouragement, Isaiah Bible study, hope in suffering, verse-by-verse Bible teaching, or sound conservative Baptist preaching, this episode will strengthen your confidence in the faithfulness of God.
If these Bible messages encourage your walk with Christ, please follow the podcast, subscribe, leave a five-star review, and share this episode with others. Your support helps more people discover Christ-centered, King James Bible preaching and the life-changing truth of God's Word.
Key Scriptures (KJV): Isaiah 45:1–4 • Genesis 50:20 • Psalm 23 • Psalm 30 • Habakkuk 3 • 2 Corinthians 12 • Matthew 27–28 • Colossians 1 • John 3:16 • Romans 10:13
"And I will give thee the treasures of darkness, and hidden riches of secret places, that thou mayest know that I, the LORD, which call thee by thy name, am the God of Israel." — Isaiah 45:3 (KJV)

Why do faithful Christians suffer? Does opposition mean you've missed the will of God or could it be evidence that you're exactly where God wants you?
In this powerful verse-by-verse Bible message, Pastor Keith Seiber begins the historical background to the Book of Galatians by walking through Acts 14, where the churches of Galatia were planted through hardship, persecution, and unwavering faith. Before Paul ever wrote Galatians, he bled for the very believers who would receive the letter.
Discover why the Apostle Paul refused to quit after being stoned and left for dead, and learn the timeless biblical truth that the call of God is never cancelled by the cost of obedience.
In this sermon you'll learn:
Why suffering is often part of God's calling—not proof you've missed it.
The historical background behind the Book of Galatians.
How the churches of Antioch of Pisidia, Iconium, Lystra, and Derbe were established.
Why Paul returned to the very city that tried to kill him.
What Galatians 6:17 means when Paul says, "I bear in my body the marks of the Lord Jesus."
How Satan seeks to discourage believers by poisoning minds and creating opposition.
Why the applause of people can never become the foundation of your ministry.
Biblical encouragement for pastors, missionaries, church leaders, and every Christian facing hardship.
This message is filled with practical application, historical insight, Greek word studies, and faithful exposition from the King James Bible (KJV). Whether you're studying Acts, beginning a study through Galatians, or simply need encouragement not to give up, this sermon reminds us that God often accomplishes His greatest work through our greatest trials.
If you're looking for KJV Bible preaching, verse-by-verse Bible teaching, conservative Baptist sermons, Galatians Bible studies, or practical biblical encouragement for difficult seasons, this episode is for you.
If these messages help strengthen your faith, please follow the podcast, subscribe, leave a five-star review, and share this episode. Every review, subscription, and share helps more people discover sound, Christ-centered, King James Bible preaching and the life-changing truth of God's Word.
Key Scriptures (KJV): Acts 14 • Galatians 2:16 • Galatians 5:1 • Galatians 6:17 • 2 Corinthians 4:4 • Romans 10:13 • Isaiah 53:5 • 1 Corinthians 6:20
"Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free, and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage." — Galatians 5:1 (KJV)