Feed My Sheep

The death of Jesus elicited many different reactions. In this study of Luke 23, we learn... The background of Simon of Cyrene, who carried Jesus' cross Why the crucifixion is one of the most well-documented events in human history Jesus' frightening words to Israel Messianic fulfillments from Psalm 22 Why the Jewish leaders hated Jesus so much How we should respond to the person and work of Jesus...

Repentance is one of the keys to both salvation and sanctification, yet it is often misunderstood. In this study of 2 Corinthians 7, we discuss... Why Paul breathed a sigh of relief at the coming of Titus The role of rebuke in Christian living The difference between repentance and remorse Why godly repentance leads to a change in behavior No matter how great the sin, God rejoices over a repentant...

Paul gives two reasons we should not be unequally yoked in our relationships. In this sermon, we learn... That relationships and reconciliation involve a level of risk The brilliant imagery of a "yoke" to describe relationships The right way to handle sin How the church has replaced the temple as God's dwelling place Three common areas where we need to confess sin Thanks for listening. To support...

Paul urges the church to get right with God and not receive his grace in vain. In this sermon, we learn... The inspiring testimony of missionary C.T. Studd God's great purpose for each one of us Why "good intentions"are not enough in making change Paul's credibility as a messenger of Jesus Christ Why Paul's entire life was a paradox of suffering and joy Thanks for listening. To support our ministr...

God is the God of peace, and he specializes in making peace. In this exposition of 2 Corinthians 5, I share: My own salvation testimony Paul's "before Christ" experience Why Christians still struggle with the flesh Why all of us need to be reconciled to a holy God How God brings peace between believers How to use the language of reconciliation when sharing the gospel Thanks for listening. To suppo...

Christians have the best news on the planet, yet are sometimes afraid to share. In this exposition of 2 Corinthians 5, we learn: Why God cares so much about motives Why Paul felt it necessary to defend himself What is the "fear of the Lord" What to do when you are discouraged or afraid to share the gospel One of the shortest summaries of the gospel in the entire Bible Great verses to use in your e...

Paul calls death "gain." How can this be? In this exposition of 2 Corinthians 5, we learn: how to find your true identity ways to think about death without becoming morbid Paul reflects on his near-death experience developing a heavenly home-sickness why the Bible indicates Jesus' return is imminent the #1 best thing of about heaven an explanation of the two coming judgments Thanks for listening....

Heaven will be more wonderful than you can possibly imagine. In this exposition of 2 Corinthians 4, we learn: the two stages of the Christian life how eternity motivates us to endurance now why trials are "momentary" when they seem so long a warning to those who reject Christ how affliction produces glory in our lives seven ways to fix your eyes daily on what is unseen Thanks for listening. To sup...

God uses suffering to expose our weakness, and to give more prominence to his divine strength.

Everyone get discouraged at times -- even the Apostle Paul. But God's mercy puts things back in perspective and helps us persevere.

Christians are being transformed into the image of Christ from one degree of glory to another.

Pastoral ministry is a heavy task. Though we are inadequate, Christ supplies the strength we need.

Like a master surgeon, Paul wounds his good friends, the Corinthian church, in order to bring repentance and healing.

God comforts us by remaining committed to us, and by sending faithful servants to help care for us.

God’s comfort extends beyond the borders of our suffering. He generously supplies strength so we will be able to comfort others.

Trials come in all shapes and sizes, but God specializes in providing comfort.

The Good Shepherd willingly laid down his life for the sheep and continues to watch over us today.

Jesus is king, and will soon establish his glorious kingdom.

Abraham was an ordinary man who trusted in an extraordinary God, and so became the very embodiment of saving faith. The 6th and final part in our "Foundations" series.

In part 4 of our "Foundations" series, we learn why the world is such a mess today, and how God provides the solution through his Son.

In part 3 of our "Foundations" series, we explore gender theory and sexual ethics from a Christian worldview.

Who am I? Why am I here? To make any sense of life, we must go back to the very beginning.

After a quick flyover of Romans, we study Paul's final words of caution and praise.

Romans 16 could be labeled the "Hall of Faithfulness." It's a record of everyday men and women who stood firm and trusted God.

How to improve our daily conversation with God.