Good Shepherd Community Church

Jeff Gregory
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The newest sermons from Good Shepherd Community Church on SermonAudio. And podcast- Bible Insights with Wayne Conrad featuring shorter messages.

  1. 6d ago

    Our Mandated Mission

    The sermon calls believers to embrace their identity as a sent people. Because God has sent His Son and His Spirit, the Church is now commissioned to proclaim Christ to the world until His return, relying on the power and presence of the Holy Spirit to fulfill that mission.

    36 min

  2. Jun 12

    Our Mission as Christians

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    17 min

  3. Jun 7

    God's Mercy to the Gentiles

    This sermon explores how God's eternal plan of salvation is being historically fulfilled through the global expansion of the Gospel. The text states that Jesus Christ came as a servant to the Jewish people to fulfill covenant promises made to the patriarchs, yet he simultaneously extended unmerited divine mercy to the Gentiles. By citing four specific OT texts, primarily from the Psalms, the Apostle Paul demonstrates that the inclusion of all nations in the worship of Yahweh was always God's intention, though its implementation awaited the proper timing of the Messiah's arrival. The sermon serves as a celebratory reminder of God's sovereign grace and a motivational call for believers today to act as instruments of His Gospel, fostering universal praise and making His saving power known across all nations and local communities.

    46 min

  4. Jun 6

    Israel and God's Desire for the Nations

    This episode of Bible Insights with Wayne Conrad explores the theological connection between God's historical covenant with Israel and His ultimate, universal desire to offer salvation to all nations. God's purpose for Israel was never isolated but rooted in His universal desire to reveal Himself to all nations. From the beginning, humanity's fall into sin and idolatry left the world in spiritual darkness, yet God chose Abram not for Israel's sake alone, but to bless all the families of the earth through him. Through the Abrahamic, Mosaic, and Davidic covenants, God established a people who would embody His character, foreshadow the Messiah, and ultimately prepare the way for Jesus Christ—the true Israelite and Savior of the world. The entire biblical narrative unfolds as God's redemptive plan to gather a great multitude from every nation, tribe, and language, who now worship the Lamb and the Father in eternal glory. This global fulfillment of covenant promises is being realized today through the gospel, as God calls people from every corner of the earth to know Him through His Son.

    17 min

  5. May 31

    The Inseparable Indwelling God

    The sermon centers on the profound revelation of God as Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—unveiled through Jesus' words in John 14, where He declares Himself the way, truth, and life, and promises that to see Him is to see the Father. It emphasizes that God's eternal nature, expressed in the divine name 'I am who I am,' is not a solitary, distant deity but a self-sufficient, mutually indwelling community of love, eternally existing in perfect fellowship. The passage confronts human attempts to compartmentalize or reduce God to mere concepts, affirming instead that true knowledge of God comes only through Jesus Christ, who reveals the Father and makes the divine presence accessible through the Holy Spirit. The sermon underscores that the believer's experience of God is not abstract but intimate: the Father, Son, and Spirit dwell with and in believers, fulfilling Christ's promise to not leave them as orphans, and culminating in the believer's eternal union with God, where love, obedience, and divine indwelling are inseparable.

    1h 1m

  6. May 24

    The Outpouring of the Holy Spirit

    This sermon focuses on the person, divinity, and work of the Holy Spirit, based primarily on Acts 2:1-21. Pastor Jeff introduces the Holy Spirit as the co-equal third person of the Trinity , emphasizing Jesus' promises from the Gospel of John that the Spirit would serve as an internal, omnipresent Helper for believers. Four principal ideas are seen in this passage: the Holy Spirit came down sovereignly under God's timing and power, fell indiscriminately across various people and language groups to unite them in praising God, was poured out as a direct fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy from the book of Joel , and ultimately enables people to be saved from sin as the same Spirit awakens them from spiritual death. Listeners are exhorted to be grateful, open and obedient to the Holy Spirit and to be proactive in sharing the Gospel with individuals from every walk of life.

    48 min

  7. May 24

    The Wonder of Pentecost

    The Day of Pentecost marks the sovereign outpouring of the Holy Spirit, fulfilling Old Testament prophecy and inaugurating the Church as God's new covenant community. Through the dramatic phenomena of wind and fire, the disciples were empowered to speak in tongues, enabling a multilingual proclamation of the wonders of God that drew a diverse crowd to hear the gospel. Peter, empowered by the Spirit, preached a powerful sermon rooted in Scripture, declaring Jesus as the crucified and resurrected Messiah, whose resurrection was foretold by David and confirmed by divine power. The message led to conviction, repentance, and baptism, resulting in the immediate conversion of 3,000 people—a spiritual harvest symbolizing the beginning of the Church's mission to the ends of the earth. This event demonstrates that Pentecost is not merely a historical milestone but a living reality where the Holy Spirit continues to convict, regenerate, and gather believers into the body of Christ through the preaching of the gospel, all to the glory of God.

    31 min

  8. May 17

    Christ's Coronation as Conquering King

    The sermon presents the ascension of Jesus Christ not as a departure but as his coronation as the triumphant, conquering King who has defeated Satan through his incarnation, life, death, and resurrection. Centered on Scripture from Hebrews, 1 Peter, and Revelation, it portrays Christ as the divine warrior—Joshua—fulfilling God's redemptive mission by reclaiming humanity from the enemy's dominion, defeating sin and death through his sacrifice, and ascending to sit at the right hand of God with all spiritual powers subject to him. The ascension is depicted as the climax of Christ's victory, where he triumphs over evil, disarms demonic authorities, and establishes his eternal reign, empowering believers through the Holy Spirit to live as citizens of heaven, engaged in spiritual warfare against fear, anxiety, and temptation. The message calls Christians to live in the reality of Christ's present victory, setting their minds on heavenly things, bearing witness to his lordship, and anticipating his glorious return as the King who will ultimately restore all things.

    1h 6m
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The newest sermons from Good Shepherd Community Church on SermonAudio. And podcast- Bible Insights with Wayne Conrad featuring shorter messages.

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  • Creator
    Jeff Gregory
  • Years Active
    2011 - 2026
  • Episodes
    109
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Good Shepherd Community Church
  • Show Website
    Good Shepherd Community Church