The Shepherd's Church

SERMON: The Curse is Reversed

Pentecost was not a strange interruption in the story of redemption. It was the moment the curse began to run backward. In this sermon, we will see how the Holy Spirit came not merely to inspire ecstatic experiences, but to breathe life into dead men, gather scattered nations, soften hearts of stone, and begin the great restoration of everything Adam shattered through sin.

LAW HOMILY: Your Days May Be Long

Each week at The Shepherd’s Church, we preach short homilies on the law of God and have decided to share those here as a resource to the people of God. This week, the command to honor father and mother.

SERMON: The Canon of Education

This Lord’s Day on the The Shepherd’s Church Podcast, we continue our Proverbs series by asking one of the most important questions any parent, church, or civilization can answer: Who determines the canon of knowledge that shapes our children? In a world drowning in counterfeit wisdom, shifting truth claims, and educational confusion, Proverbs calls us back to the only perfectly refined curriculum that has never failed, never changed, and never once led God’s people astray: the Word of God. Join us as we explore why every home, every classroom, and every culture is handing down a canon, and why only Christ and His Word lead to life.

SERMON: The Authority Of Education

In today’s sermon, Pastor Kendall continues the church’s series on Christian education by asking a foundational question: Who actually has the authority over education and knowledge? Walking through the book of Proverbs, this sermon shows that all wisdom, truth, and understanding belong to Jesus Christ, exposing the myth of educational neutrality and calling believers to see every subject, every discipline, and every classroom as existing under the lordship of Christ.

LAW HOMILY: God's Name And Our Behavior

Each week at The Shepherd’s Church, we preach short homilies on the law of God and have decided to share those here as a resource to the people of God. This week, the command not to profane the name of God