Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church

06/17/2026

In this sermon from our series, “Put Not Your Trust in Princes,” we look at King Saul: The People’s Choice.

Israel wanted a king “like all the nations,” but their request revealed something deeper than political dissatisfaction — they were rejecting the Lord as their true King. Saul looked the part: wealthy background, impressive appearance, and taller than all the people. But the story of Saul reminds us that what looks strong in the eyes of man can still fall short when our trust is misplaced.

Join us as we consider the danger of trusting in earthly power, outward appearances, and human solutions rather than resting in the Lord who saves His people.

Scripture: 1 Samuel 8:4–9; 9:1–2; 10:17–24
Sermon: King Saul: The People’s Choice
Series: Put Not Your Trust in Princes

In this sermon from our series, “Put Not Your Trust in Princes,” we...

06/04/2026

How can God be three and yet one?

In this sermon, we explore the mystery and beauty of the Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. From creation in Genesis to redemption in Ephesians, we see the Trinitarian God at work as Author, Accomplisher, and Applier of our salvation. This message invites us not merely to understand the Trinity as a doctrine, but to worship the God who creates, redeems, and draws His people to Himself.

Listen in as we consider the wonder of the Triune God and respond with praise.

https://youtu.be/i7juhwBraSA

How can God be three and yet one? In this sermon, we explore the ...

05/28/2026

What really happened at Pentecost?

In Acts 2, the disciples were filled with the Holy Spirit, speaking in other tongues and declaring the mighty works of God. Some were amazed. Others mocked. But Peter made it clear: this was not drunkenness, but the fulfillment of God’s promise.

This sermon, “Pentecost: Filled with the Spirit... or Just Drunk?” reminds us that God empowers His people for mission and for life. The Spirit is poured out on all flesh, equipping His people for witness and service.

Watch or listen as we consider Acts 2:1–24 and the powerful work of the Holy Spirit in the life of the church.

In Acts 2, the day of Pentecost arrives with the sound of a mighty rushing wind, tongues as of fire, and the disciples speaking in languages they had never l...

05/12/2026

How do we bear witness in the nation where God has placed us?

In this week’s sermon from our series “To the Ends of the Earth,” we were reminded to love our country while longing for our true home. As God’s people, we are called to seek the welfare of our nation, pray faithfully, and bring the good news of Jesus Christ to all people.

The gospel is near. The message is for everyone. And the message should go everywhere.

Watch this week’s sermon, “Being a Witness … in the Nation,” from Jeremiah 29 and Romans 10.

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05/06/2026

This week in our sermon series, “To the Ends of the Earth,” we consider what it means to be a witness for Christ in one of the most personal and challenging places: our family.

Looking at Genesis 3:16-19, Exodus 20:12, 1 Peter 3:1, and Ephesians 5:15-21, this sermon asks: How do we engage our families with God’s mercy? God’s Word calls us to seek to win our families not merely by our words, but by the conduct of our lives, showing honor and respect, living with patience and submission, and giving love and affection in a way that reflects Christ.

Listen as we consider how the gospel shapes our homes, our relationships, and our witness to those closest to us.

This week in our sermon series, “To the Ends of the Earth,” we consider what it means to be a witness for Christ in one of the most personal and challenging ...

04/29/2026

What does it look like to follow Christ in our work?

In Ephesians 6:5–9, Paul reminds us that our ultimate Master is in heaven. That means our work—whether seen or unseen—is not merely for people, but for the Lord. He calls workers to serve with sincerity and integrity, and leaders to exercise authority with humility and fairness, knowing they too are under Christ.

If God is the Master we truly work for, then faithfulness should mark everything we do.

This passage ultimately points us to Christ—the greatest Servant and the true Master—who shapes how we live and labor each day.

Join us as we consider what it means to bear witness in our work.

04/23/2026

What happens when the gospel truly takes root in a community?

In Acts 19, we don’t just see a message preached—we see lives changed. People turn from sin. Hidden things are brought into the light. Entire systems begin to shake. And when that happens, resistance isn’t far behind.

The Lord has made us witnesses of His mercy—not just to believe it, but to live it out where He has placed us. That means embodying the gospel in our daily lives, speaking truth with wisdom, and standing firm even when it costs something.

What does it look like for you to be a witness in your neighborhood, your workplace, your relationships?

Watch this week’s sermon, Being a Witness in the Community, and be encouraged to live boldly, wisely, and faithfully for Christ.

https://youtu.be/bMS7TEYHYvU

..To The Ends of the Earth - Being a Witness in Our Community

04/09/2026

Dive into God’s love this summer!

Join us for Deep Dive into God’s Love at Good Shepherd, a fun and meaningful week filled with games, crafts, music, and Bible teaching your kids will love.

When: June 15–19
Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Ages: 5–11
Cost: FREE

Optional aftercare available until 5:00 PM (additional cost)

Spots are limited — we’d love for your family to join us!

👉 Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf0gTwkeBokkApOgHRJk9VYcZKoeqv1PqRkeFq5yqK4UcR6Qg/viewform?usp=dialog

04/08/2026

He is not here… He has risen!

This Easter, we looked at Luke 24:1–12 and were reminded that the resurrection is not just an event to celebrate once a year, it is the reality we are called to live in every day.

So often we find ourselves living under the weight of death, marked by denial, frustration, cynicism, or quiet resignation. But the empty tomb changes everything. Christ has risen, and because He lives, we are invited to step out of darkness and into a life marked by understanding, hope, and deep, unshakable joy.

The resurrection is not just good news, it is life-changing news.

Live in the hope and promise of the resurrection.

This Easter, we looked at Luke 24:1–12 and were reminded that the resurrection is not just an event to celebrate once a year—it is the reality we are called ...

04/02/2026

Don’t forget! Our Easter Egg Hunt is this Saturday, April 4th at 10:30am!

The forecast is calling for rain, but we want everyone to know—we are still on! Rain or shine, we have a plan in place and the fun will continue.

You are all invited, and we would love to see you there. Bring the kids and come ready for a great time together!