Dan Hult explores the multifaceted nature of God's wrath, highlighting both its active and passive forms. It emphasizes how God's wrath can serve as a tool for demonstrating His power, patience, and mercy, ultimately pointing believers toward repentance and sanctification while warning against the consequences of idolatry and sin.

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 steal and what that means about withholding.

The Democratic Party's embrace of Critical Race Theory and its twisted ideologies isn't just misguided—it's a direct assault on Biblical truth, threatening to unravel the moral fabric of our nation. Supporting such a party is not just unwise; it's a step toward the very destruction of our society.

Just like the Old Testament laws, there are many New Testament commands that can make us very uncomfortable. As we interpret Scripture, we must be diligent to avoid the cultural cop-out of chalking up these difficult commands up to the culture of the first century Church and therefore neglecting them. This post looks at how…

In this new series, we are talking about what makes TSC distinct and what are our Biblical values as a Church. In this eleventh article, we explore how the young earth creation position is the correct position and why we hold fast to that doctrine.

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 aid one another in the prevention of lust.

"The climate crisis has long been a favored tool of the far left, a lever of fear used to drive political agendas, consolidate power, and funnel billions of dollars into various climate-related schemes... This is not just bad theology; it is outright heresy."

Under the influence of feminism, most churches echo the culture’s glorification of women and demonization of men.  They therefore avoid a prevalent sin: dressing immodestly.  This post will examine what Scripture—not culture—says about modesty so that we can all bring our wardrobes under the lordship of Christ. 

In this new series, we are talking about what makes TSC distinct and what are our Biblical values as a Church. In this tenth article, we explore how a relational and family-integrated approach to the ministry is the correct, Biblical, and right approach.

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 kill and all that it entails.

"Over the next ten weeks, I will be giving 10 specific examples of how and why voting Democrat is not a morally neutral action but is, in fact, sinning against God. We will talk about Climate Change, Critical Race Theory, Open Borders, Conversion Therapy, Religious Liberty, Education, Secularism and Socialism, Gender Transitions, the LGBTQ mafia, and the systematic genocide of children through abortion."

Recently, we have been examining the theme of identity in Christ looking at Job’s wife and the woman who anointed Jesus. While not everyone can relate to them, we are all exhorted with the bride in Psalm 45 to forget the past, submit to Christ, and focus on the future.

In this new series, we are talking about what makes TSC distinct and what are our Biblical values as a Church. In this ninth article, we explore how a cessationist approach to the Scripture is the correct, Biblical, and proper hermeneutical approach, and who we are as The Shepherd’s Church.

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 Christian duty to be leaders in obedience to the faith command..

In this new series, we are talking about what makes TSC distinct and what are our Biblical values as a Church. In this eighth article, we explore how a Gospel-centered approach must be coupled with a commitment to confrontational ministry is the Biblical approach, and who we are as The Shepherd’s Church.

Last time, we looked at how Job’s wife is often judged harshly based solely on her darkest moment. While we cannot know for sure that she repented, a story in the life of Jesus of a clearly-repentant woman leaves no room for speculation and warns us against judging by appearances.

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 Christian duty to Sabbath

Job’s wife has long been viewed negatively, but is that a fair assessment? This post will examine what her statement, Job’s response, and the context really say about her, which will give us great reason to hope.

“Revelation is the apocalyptic account of Jesus’ Olivet Discourse. It is the visionary version of Jesus’ prophecy of the downfall of Jerusalem and the birth of the New Testament Church. This postmillennial perspective offers a hopeful and victorious outlook on the future, affirming that Jesus' kingdom has come and is expanding, and will ultimately cover the entire world, fulfilling the prophecy of Revelation and the promises of Scripture."

What does it mean to live for Christ in all of life? How does our love for Jesus impact the way we live? Where would God call us to grow? And how can we live a life that is not only pleasing to God, but is a blessing to us, our families, and our future legacy? All of this and more we intend to cover in our new sermon series called: “Provbers: A Life Well Lived.” Join us on Sunday mornings at 10:00 AM to find out more!