Shepherd's Gate Church

Jesus teaches that even faith as small as a mustard seed can grow into something remarkable. Discover how God nurtures faith and works through it in powerful ways.

The tongue is a small part of the body, but our words carry tremendous power. The Bible offers practical wisdom for speaking words that are loving, truthful, and helpful to those around us.

More than 500 Shepherd's Gate volunteers served throughout our community during Step Out & Serve Weekend. Together, they partnered with local families, widows, seniors, single moms, and nonprofits to meet practical needs and share Christ's love in action.

What will your life ultimately be known for? The series concludes by challenging us to pursue a godly ambition—serving others so our lives point people to Jesus.

God has uniquely gifted every person to make a difference. Discover how your abilities and spiritual gifts can be used to serve others and impact the world.

Compassion was never just a feeling for Jesus—it always led to action. This week we’re challenged to move beyond intention and begin serving others in practical ways.

Tabitha was known for showing up for others—and her impact was deeply felt. This message challenges us to live a faith that serves, loves, and becomes a testimony to God’s power.

Many of us want to serve but feel too busy. This message challenges us to create space in our lives and become available for the people God puts before us.

Serving starts on the inside. This week we explore the mindset of Jesus and how His love reshapes our hearts so we can serve others well.

Everyone wants their life to matter. In this opening message, we discover that true greatness isn’t found in status—but in serving others like Jesus.

Around a charcoal fire, the risen Jesus meets Peter in his failure and restores him with love and grace. Our worst moments don’t define us—Jesus forgives, calls us by name, and sends us forward to care for others in His name.

The tomb is empty, but our hope and joy overflow because Jesus is alive! What seemed lost is now full of life, victory, and new beginnings.

Jesus enters Jerusalem humbly on a donkey, stepping into a city full of tension and expectation. Even in the middle of chaos, He brings true peace that the world can’t give.

Jesus enters Jerusalem humbly on a donkey, stepping into a city full of tension and expectation. Even in the middle of chaos, He brings true peace that the world can’t give.

Pharaoh finally lets the Israelites go, and they leave Egypt under God’s mighty hand. This long-awaited deliverance fulfills His promise to Abraham’s descendants. As they depart, God’s people begin a new chapter as a redeemed nation, set apart to follow Him into freedom.

God declares the final plague: the death of every firstborn in Egypt. The Israelites are spared through the blood of the lamb, marking God’s mercy on their homes. The Passover becomes a lasting sign of God’s deliverance and points forward to Christ, our ultimate Passover Lamb.

God sends a series of plagues on Egypt to show His power and challenge its false gods. With each plague, Pharaoh’s heart hardens, but the people start to recognize the Lord’s hand. Through judgment and mercy, God reveals Himself as the one true God over all creation.

God calls Moses and Aaron to boldly speak His word to Pharaoh. When Pharaoh demands a sign, Aaron’s staff becomes a serpent, swallowing the magicians’ staffs, showing God’s supremacy. Even as Pharaoh’s heart hardens, God’s authority over Egypt is clear.

Feeling overwhelmed and rejected, Moses questions God’s plan. God reassures him by reaffirming His covenant and revealing His redemptive purpose. Though Moses feels inadequate, God promises that His word and power will prevail.

Moses and Aaron confront Pharaoh, declaring God’s command to free His people, but Pharaoh refuses and increases their workload. The Israelites suffer and grow frustrated, yet God uses this moment to begin revealing His power over Egypt.

 Moses returns to Egypt with his family, obeying God’s command. Along the way, God highlights the importance of obedience and the holiness of His covenant. When Moses and Aaron arrive, the Israelites believe and worship God for hearing their cries.

Moses doubts his ability to lead, but God provides miraculous signs to show His authority. Even as Moses hesitates, God promises His help and appoints Aaron as his spokesman. God’s patience shows He can use imperfect people to accomplish His perfect plan.

While tending sheep, Moses encounters God in a bush that's on fire but doesn't burn up. God speaks and reveals His name, “I AM WHO I AM,” and calls Moses to lead Israel from slavery. Despite his fears, Moses learns that God’s presence and power will guide him.

Moses attempts to rescue his people but must flee Egypt after a violent act. In Midian, he starts a new life. Meanwhile, God hears His people’s cries and remembers His covenant, setting the stage for His plan of deliverance.