Today, we examine the gruesome events that happened on the darkest day in human history. But, even on our darkest day, the hopeful light of Easter still shines! Join us this Good Friday as we grapple with what Jesus Christ has done! 

During this pandemic, it is more important than ever for us to know what it means to BE The Church. In our first episode of BE The Church, we talk about unity. How does God want the Church to be in unity? What will that require us to think? How will that require us to live? And what might that propel us to do? All of that and more in today's sermon! 

While the world is in full-on panic mode with the Coronavirus, Christians can rest in the hope of Christ. In today's sermon, Christians will be taught how to defeat the sin of worry with three Biblical and Gospel centered actions, and one Biblical promise. Tune in to explore Matthew 6:25-33 along with us! 

In the midst of all the trials, pains, and frustrations, we will not lost heart! We will not lose heart because God is doing something in our pain, God is working through these light and momentary afflictions. He is producing an eternal weight of glory within us and because of that we will not lose heart! 

While we are unable to gather together as a church this evening, the Word of God has much to say about how we walk through trying times like these. Join us for this special edition of The Shepherd's Church podcast as we discover what the Bible has to say to all of us this day!

John 1 ends in a dramatic encounter with Nathaniel. Jesus challenges his identity, shares the hope of the Gospel, and foreshadows the totality of salvation. Join us this week as we continue in our series on the Gospel of John

As we conclude our look on what a follower of Christ is, we see the final three elements. 5) Followers of Christ bring others to Christ. 6) Followers of Jesus know who Christ is. 7) Followers of Christ have a new identity in Christ. 

Can children participate and take Communion? This is a very serious question that came to us this week in our newsletter and I believe that it requires a very serious response. Normally I would include responses to such questions in the body of the email, but for this question, I have decided to post the answer here so that we could explore it in depth together

What does it mean to follow Jesus the rabbi? What will discipleship require of us? Join us this week as we examine these questions together!

John 1:35-42 is our first glimpse at Jesus and our first look at His followers. But there is something else going on in the text. John shows us 8 marks of what following Jesus will look like. In part 1, we will cover the first three.