Stephen Jones

Feed My Sheep

Religion EN ↓ 674 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.

Author

Stephen Jones

Category

Religion

Podcast website

pastorstephen.podbean.com

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Getting Past Small Talk 17.12.2009

Lesson taught at First Southern on Wednesday PM, December 16, 2009

Why Join the Church? 13.12.2009

Sermon preached at First Southern on Sunday AM, December 13, 2009

Non Verbal Communication 10.12.2009

Lesson taught at First Southern on Wednesday PM, December 9, 2009

Why Go to Church? 06.12.2009

Sermon preached at First Southern on Sunday AM, December 6, 2009

Satisfied in Christ (Psalm 63) 22.11.2009

Sermon preached at First Southern on Thanksgiving Sunday, November 22, 2009

I Heard What You Didn't Say 19.11.2009

Lesson taught at First Southern on Wednesday PM, November 18, 2009

Final Call (John 21:18-25) 08.11.2009

Sermon preached at First Southern on Sunday AM, November 8, 2009

Praying for those who Suffer 05.11.2009

Lesson taught at First Southern on Wednesday PM, November 4, 2009

Tend My Sheep (John 21:15-17) 01.11.2009

Sermon preached at First Southern on Sunday AM, November 1, 2009

The Protestant Reformation 25.10.2009

Sermon preached at First Southern on Sunday AM, October 25, 2009

An Unforgettable Meal (John 21:1-14) 18.10.2009

Sermon preached at First Southern on Sunday AM, October 18, 2009

The Gift of Singleness (1 Corinthians 7) 15.10.2009

Lesson taught at First Southern on Wednesday night, October 14, 2009

The Purpose of John's Gospel (John 20:30-31) 11.10.2009

Sermon preached at First Southern on Sunday AM, October 11, 2009. We apologize for the audio problems with this recording and will try to resolve these as quickly as possible.

Am I a Doubting Thomas? (John 20:24-29) 04.10.2009

Sermon preached at First Southern on Sunday AM, October 4, 2009

Panel Discussion on Evangelism (John 20:19-23) 20.09.2009

This short message and discussion were held at First Southern on Sunday AM, September 20, 2009

Bible Study on 2 Peter 1:5-11 20.09.2009

This inductive Bible study was taught at First Southern during Sunday School on September 20, 2009

I Have Seen the Lord! (John 20:1-18) 13.09.2009

Sermon preached at First Southern on Sunday AM, September 13, 2009

Building Community through Sunday School 13.09.2009

Lesson taught during Sunday School on September 13 by Marty Leach, Director of Church Growth for the Inland Empire Southern Baptist Association.

Singing the Singleness Blues, Pt. 1 10.09.2009

Lesson taught at First Southern on Wednesday PM, September 9, 2009

Look Upon the Pierced One (John 19:31-42) 06.09.2009

Sermon preached at First Southern on Sunday AM, September 6, 2009

Bible Study on 2 Peter 1:1-4 06.09.2009

Bible Study was conducted at First Southern during Sunday School on September 6, 2009. We apologize the first 10 minutes of audio were cut off from this message.

The Finished Work of Jesus (John 19:28-30) 30.08.2009

Sermon preached at First Southern on Sunday AM, August 30, 2009

Care from the Cross (John 19:23-27) 23.08.2009

Sermon preached at First Southern on Sunday morning, August 23, 2009

God's Will for Wives 10.08.2009

Lesson taught at First Southern on Sunday night, August 9, 2009

Faithfulness and the Kingdom 09.08.2009

Sermon preached at First Southern on Sunday AM, August 9, 2009. Concludes a 4-part series on the Kingdom.

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