Pastor Steve Keels walks us through Acts 1:1-8 and helps us understand the power of Jesus' resurrection. https://goodshepherdcc.org

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Jonathan Martin opens God's word and shares how our faith in Jesus' resurrection is rooted in fact.

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Join us as this Easter and celebrate the fact that He is risen!

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In our crazy times, things almost seem to speed up instead of slowing down. But one thing that hasn't changed is the depth of love that God has for us. So, wherever you are, whatever you're doing, take a break and look around at what God is doing. We can trust that He is moving and working in ways that are in line with His incredible love for us.

Pastor Alan Hlavka takes us through the Lord's Prayer in Luke 11:1-4.

New series for our new season. Greg Cahalan introduces the series and leads us through Matthew 6.

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Randy Alcorn, Steve Keels and Greg Cahalan will lead us through a discussion about coronavirus and the church's response.

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Jesus took our sin seriously. So seriously, that He died on the cross for it. As we see in Mark 9, Jesus wants us to take our sin just as seriously as He does. He calls us not only to be aggressive, hostile, and ruthless with our sin, but also to be humble, kind, and intentional with how we model His example to others.

In a world that is always fighting for our attention, we more than ever need to focus our eyes on Jesus. We must work to keep our focus on the coming glory of Jesus, the Savior who suffered for us. In Jesus' transfiguration, we see a glimpse of that coming glory and a great reminder of who truly deserves our attention.