Stephen Jones
Feed My Sheep
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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Oct 9, 2026
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Episodes
The Gospel, Pt 3: Christ 21.09.2008 35:17
Sermon preached at First Southern on Sunday AM, September 21, 2008. Third sermon in a in a four-part series on Evangelism.
The Gospel, Pt. 2: Man 14.09.2008 42:09
Sermon preached at First Southern on Sunday AM, September 14, 2008. The second in a four-part series on Evangelism.
The Gospel, Pt. 1: God 07.09.2008 37:51
Sermon preached at First Southern on September 7, 2008. The first in a four-part series on Evangelism.
The Bread of Life, pt. 2 (John 6:47-59) 03.02.2008 38:16
Jesus shocks the crowd with words that speak of eternal life and his atoning death
The Bread of Life, pt. 1 (John 6:27-46) 27.01.2008 48:50
Have you feasted on Jesus Christ, the Bread of Life? Today we look at five qualities of the Bread of Life.
Vital Signs of a Healthy Church (1 Thess. 3:6-13) 20.09.2006 38:51
Preached at First Southern Baptist Church of Yucca Valley on September 17, 2006.
What is the Role of the Pastor? (1 Tim. 4:12-16) 08.05.2006 42:45
Preached at First Southern Baptist Church of Yucca Valley the weekend I candidated to become their pastor.
Church Unity (Ephesians 4:1-3) 07.05.2006 40:40
Preached at First Southern Baptist Church of Yucca Valley on May 7, 2006. The pulpit search committee asked me to address this passage the weekend I candidated at the church.
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