Shepherd's College Ministry Sermons

THE Dr. Doug Bookman of Shepherds Theological Seminary joins us as he details part one of the birth of Jesus Christ.

Listen as the Shepherd's College Ministry's newest team member and her husband, Jenna and Jacob, share their testimonies.

Paul is back and finishing the book of 1 Peter talking about how the mighty power of God should lead to humility because it's this same God who cares for us.

College Intern Ben Rutledge walks through 1 Peter 5:1-5, explaining the implications of the Apostle Peter's vision for true, godly pastoring.

Peter details that as Christians, we will suffer but we do not need to fear. We can trust our faithful Creator while walking in obedience.

Peter uses Jesus' example and the hope of his imminent return as motivation for faithful living in the midst of suffering.

Peter, writing to the churches, describes what true blessing is and how the suffering we endure can result in greater blessing than ever.

Peter turns to the marriage relationship, giving commands focusing on submission, true beauty, and honor.

As Peter moves from a tour of our hope and inheritance into the first imperatives of his epistle, we see a theme develop: what it means to "be holy".

Diving into the text of 1 Peter, we see (at least) 6 reasons to build our life on God's living hope.

Building on the mission statement, we explore how to equip students for a life of ministry, digging further into Ephesians 4 and using three summary words: grow, give, and go.

At our kickoff Sunday for Fall 2023, Paul explains the reason that the college ministry exists: to equip students for a life of ministry (Ephesians 2:12).

Rhythms Summer Series: Paul answers the question, "Where does confident prayer begin?" with Hebrews 10:19-22.

Rhythms Summer Series: Paul speaks from James 1 on the importance of meditating on Scripture - lest we look at it and walk away unchanged.

Continuing our series on the "Rhythms" we must establish for discipline in godliness, Paul goes to Psalm 1 to emphasize the how and why of memorizing Scripture.

In our first installment of "Rhythms", Joel teaches Psalm 119:33-40 and how it applies to our daily need for God's Word.

Paul introduces our summer study, "Rhythms", teaching from 1 Timothy 4:7-9.

Looking at Psalm 63, Paul seeks to defend a definition of worship that includes both God's pleasure and our own.

Paul examines the Fall and its fallout in Genesis 3.

Continuing our walk through Genesis 1-3, we examine the temptation of Eve by the serpent and its implications for our lives.

We explore Genesis 2 and its New Testament explanations to see how it applies to gender roles today, with the conclusion that God has assigned gender roles, and they are glorious and good.

Paul walks through Genesis 2, making note of the goodness of God, our provider.

Guest speaker Thomas Ross walks through the Bible, cover to cover, to understand the believer's privilege and responsibility as a witness to God's glory in the world.

Paul takes a close look at Genesis 1:26-28 and how the image of God applies to our lives.

Paul dives into the text of Genesis 1.