Keith Foskey

Keith Foskey is a pastor, podcaster, and humorist. He has served the congregation of Sovereign Grace Family Church since 2006. His academic background includes degrees from Jacksonville Baptist Theological Seminary and Ashford University. Keith has gained widespread recognition for his engaging online video series such as The Denominational Meetings, If They Were Churches, and the satirical news show Church Soup. Additionally, he contributes to the satire section of FLF Magazine and performs as an amateur stand-up comedian. Keith and his wife Jennifer have been married for 25 years and together have six children.

Mental Pornography: Winning the Battle with Lust

5 days ago by Keith Foskey

The battle with lust must be fought at the level of the mind and heart. Here's how to do that:

Make Family Worship Boring… and Other Terrible Advice

13 days ago by Keith Foskey

Your kids should not dread family worship. Make it fun!

How 80s Movies Catechized a Generation, And What We Can Learn from Them

1 mo ago by Keith Foskey

Why can adults of a certain generation quote 80's movies without hesitation—and what does this teach us?

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Messy Family Worship

1 mo ago by Keith Foskey

Dinner is finally finished. The sink is full of dishes. There is food on the floor. The baby needs to be changed. The preteen keeps asking if she can get back on her iPad. And you want me to have church in my house?

When the Villain Becomes the Hero: Why Modern Movies Lie About Sin

1 mo ago by Keith Foskey

Audiences actually want to see Walter White, Tony Soprano, and even Boyd Crowder be successful, even though the things they are doing are morally reprehensible. When did we all become convinced that we should be rooting for the villain in our favorite TV shows and movies

Why Denominations Are Glorious

2 mo ago by Keith Foskey

The idea that Christian churches should exist in different denominations gets a lot of hate. That shouldn't be the case. Here's why.

Why We Need To Keep Fighting for Penal Substitutionary Atonement

2 mo ago by Keith Foskey

There are certain battles that need fought in every generation. This is one of them.