Shepherd's Gate Church

Our family values can get lost in the sea of the world’s busyness and chaos. We mightthink we know where we’re going, yet we’re not where we should be. Will we trust in Jesus enough to follow Him?

Boundaries, formed by God’s directive, give us a clear path towards what’s best and allows us to trust in Him and not be afraid when others threaten our security for not doing what they deem as right. We will focus on what’s best as we allow God’s boundaries to protect our schedules, relationships and faith lives.

Every family has a set of values, whether they have written them out or not. As a church family, we are going to walk through the Gospel of Mark to learn what Jesus values. We will ask ourselves, do our family values line up with Jesus’ values? And we will take steps each week to align our family values with God’s values for our lives.

Celebrate your influence of the past to encourage continued influence into the future. Let’s see how God has done great things in and through us as a church in our 39 years of existence.

Often we face times of disillusionment and defeat in our efforts to influence the world around us. This sometimes leads us to believe we really don’t have influence. Challenges change our approach to influencing, not our calling to influence.

Throughout our lives we have different opportunities to influence our families and world. As we grow in our stature in our community, our ability to influence grows and changes with it.

Everyone has influence. Sociologists estimate that even the most introverted person will influence ten thousand people in their lifetime. Every day you influence someone and you are influenced by others. This means everyone is a leader and a follower. Join us as we discover how to own the influence God has given us so we can make an even greater impact to those around us.

Today, here in this service we take time to remember those who have gone before us. We also take time to remember what Jesus has done for us at the cross, the living hope that is ours.

Christmas Remembered | The Purpose | December 24, 2018 | Pastor Tim Bollinger by Shepherd's Gate Church

Christmas Remembered | The Promise | December 16, 2018 | Pastor John Kral by Shepherd's Gate Church

As we remember Christmas this year, our families need our connection, our neighbors need our compassion, and our world needs their purpose. Let us be driven by the people that God put into place and His connection, compassion and purpose He shared with them as we seek to provide the same with those around us.

As we remember our God’s intentionality of bringing our salvation through the quietof Bethlehem, let us be challenged to find the quiet, low-key, purposeful opportunities thisChristmas to reconnect with Him and His desires for our lives.

We will hear how to keep our eyes open to all the blessings in our life in the midst of all the noise around us and rest on what is most important...Jesus.

We give thanks to God for the abundance with which we are blessed.

Throughout Nehemiah we take a journey to see what it takes to help bring restoration back to a broken city and broken people. We see very clearly that our God is in the restoration and transformation business and He works through the faithfulness of those He has called to lead.

Throughout Nehemiah we take a journey to see what it takes to help bring restoration back to a broken city and broken people. We see very clearly that our God is in the restoration and transformation business and He works through the faithfulness of those He has called to lead.

Throughout Nehemiah we take a journey to see what it takes to help bring restoration back to a broken city and broken people. We see very clearly that our God is in the restoration and transformation business and He works through the faithfulness of those He has called to lead.

Throughout Nehemiah we take a journey to see what it takes to help bring restoration back to a broken city and broken people. We see very clearly that our God is in the restoration and transformation business and He works through the faithfulness of those He has called to lead.

Nehemiah | Rebuilding: Right in Front of You | October 14, 2018 | Pastor Tim Bollinger by Shepherd's Gate Church

We begin the book of Nehemiah at what feels like the end of a very difficult time for thepeople of God. Yet even in this endof Jerusalem, we see that it’s really only the beginning for the work God wants to do for Hispeople and His city.

Following Christ isn’t a competition. It can be easy to let pride take over when God has blessed us with strong relationships, great careers, or exceptional talent - but a humble heart beats any of those things. This week we take a look at what Jesus would undo in our life.

Life Undone | Hypocrisy | September 23, 2018 | Pastor John Kral by Shepherd's Gate Church

One thing synonymous with church life for most people is worship. Yet so often it’s easy for us to sleepwalk through our days and give simple lip service to God. Our worship isn’t based on our circumstances, but on His character.

Do you ever feel like you’re going through the motions? Like life is just happening and you’re swept along with it? You were meant for something more. Let’s break indifference and find the passion to change the world together.

Highlights from Step Out and Serve.