Shepherd's Gate Church

Tabitha was known for showing up for others—and her impact was deeply felt. This message challenges us to live a faith that serves, loves, and becomes a testimony to God’s power.

Many of us want to serve but feel too busy. This message challenges us to create space in our lives and become available for the people God puts before us.

Serving starts on the inside. This week we explore the mindset of Jesus and how His love reshapes our hearts so we can serve others well.

Everyone wants their life to matter. In this opening message, we discover that true greatness isn’t found in status—but in serving others like Jesus.

Around a charcoal fire, the risen Jesus meets Peter in his failure and restores him with love and grace. Our worst moments don’t define us—Jesus forgives, calls us by name, and sends us forward to care for others in His name.

The tomb is empty, but our hope and joy overflow because Jesus is alive! What seemed lost is now full of life, victory, and new beginnings.

Jesus enters Jerusalem humbly on a donkey, stepping into a city full of tension and expectation. Even in the middle of chaos, He brings true peace that the world can’t give.

Jesus enters Jerusalem humbly on a donkey, stepping into a city full of tension and expectation. Even in the middle of chaos, He brings true peace that the world can’t give.

Pharaoh finally lets the Israelites go, and they leave Egypt under God’s mighty hand. This long-awaited deliverance fulfills His promise to Abraham’s descendants. As they depart, God’s people begin a new chapter as a redeemed nation, set apart to follow Him into freedom.

God declares the final plague: the death of every firstborn in Egypt. The Israelites are spared through the blood of the lamb, marking God’s mercy on their homes. The Passover becomes a lasting sign of God’s deliverance and points forward to Christ, our ultimate Passover Lamb.