Stephen Jones

Feed My Sheep

Religion EN ↓ 683 episodes

Stephen Jones is the Pastor of Calvary Church in West Hills, California. His sermons are a combination of verse-by-verse exposition, a pastoral heart, doctrinal teaching, and practical application. We believe you will be encouraged and strengthened as you listen.

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Author

Stephen Jones

Category

Religion

Podcast website

pastorstephen.podbean.com

Latest episode

Oct 9, 2026

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Episodes

The Mystery of Gospel Growth (Mark 4:26-34) 29.11.2015

Christ's rule began quietly, but soon His glory will fill the earth

Do You Hear What I Hear? (Mark 4:21-25) 22.11.2015

Listening to God's Word takes effort and should result in greater obedience.

The Fruitful Christian (Mark 4:1-20) 15.11.2015

Jesus' Parable of the Sower explains the joys and challenges of Christian fruitfulness.

Members of the Body (Romans 12:4-5) 01.11.2015

Why every Christian should join a local church.

Parables: Stories with a Punch (Mark 4:10-13) 25.10.2015

Jesus' parables have the power both to reveal and conceal divine truth.

The Unforgivable Sin (Mark 3:22-35) 18.10.2015

All sin is deadly, but God says there's one in particular we must avoid at all costs.

Take Up Your Towel (John 13:1-20) 11.10.2015

Christ Calls Each of Us to Humble Servant Leadership

New Recruits (Mark 3:13-21) 27.09.2015

The Twelve Apostles model three marks of true discipleship.

The Magnificent Seven (Acts 6:1-7) 20.09.2015

A near catastrophe in the early church leads to a healthy model for ministry.

Your Heavenly Home (Hebrews 11:13-16) 13.09.2015

Heaven is a place more wonderful than you can imagine.

Hearts of Stone (Mark 3:1-12) 06.09.2015

The hardness of the Pharisees' hearts is a reminder that all of us need grace.

Lord of the Sabbath (Mark 2:18-28) 30.08.2015

Jesus brings a New Covenant far greater than the Jews ever imagined.

Fully Forgiven (Mark 2:1-17) 23.08.2015

We are deep in spiritual debt, but Jesus came to pay that debt in full.

Arrival of the King (Mark 1:1-20) 09.08.2015

King Jesus has arrived, and offers eternal life to all who repent and believe.

The Golden Key (Ecclesiastes 12:9-14) 02.08.2015

The final verses of Ecclesiastes unlock life's greatest mystery.

The Danger of Folly (Ecclesiastes 10) 26.07.2015

Foolishness begins deep in the heart and brings all kinds of disaster.

Dawn to Dusk (Ecclesiastes 11-12) 26.07.2015

Young and old alike should thank God for every day and trust the God who made them.

Joy Discovered (Ecclesiastes 9) 12.07.2015

Life is short. Relationships are messy. True joy comes in God alone.

Living Wisely in a Lost World (Ecclesiastes 8) 05.07.2015

What should we do when life doesn't make sense? Keep walking by faith.

Changed by Grace (1 Thessalonians 1) 28.06.2015

Believers who are being pressured by the culture should take a page out of the Thessalonian's play book.

An Idiot's Guide to the End Times (Daniel 10-13) 21.06.2015

Four biblical certainties will get you excited about the future and inspire you to work harder in the present.

Undaunted Faith (Daniel 3) 14.06.2015

Three young Hebrews trust God and defy the king

The Sovereignty of God (Ecclesiastes 7:14) 07.06.2015

Christians must remember our God is in absolute control over everything.

Medicine for the Soul (Ecclesiastes 7:1-13) 31.05.2015

Only wisdom can sustain us through the ups and downs of life.

A Lasting Legacy (2 Tim. 1:5) 10.05.2015

Timothy's mother Eunice teaches us how to leave behind a lasting legacy.

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