Feed My Sheep

The dimming eyes of Simeon gaze on Baby Jesus - salvation personified.

Zechariah welcomes his miracle baby, the forerunner to the Messiah.

At the thought of Messiah's coming, the virgin Mary bursts into song.

God's grace is like a rushing waterfall, washing away our guilt through Adam.

Peace with God. These three words summarize the gospel message and compel us to hold fast to our faith.

Guest speaker John Lee reminds us why we can count it all joy when we encounter various trials.

Abraham provides for us a vivid model of the life of faith.

Guest speaker Roy Garza provides an overview of the Beatitudes and what they mean for us today.

Abraham and David both testify that justification by faith alone was not Paul's innovation.

Justified! Redeemed! Favored by God! The good news of Jesus is like music to the ears.

Sin is like a spiritual virus that infected the entire human race. Only Jesus has the cure.

God is faithful to his promises and will still heap blessings on the Jews.

God-glorifying worship starts with the heart.

The Jews missed the purpose of the law, and in their hypocrisy, blasphemed the name of God.

Having laid out his indictment against the worldly Gentiles, Paul now turns his attention to the self-righteous Jews. We all stand equally guilty and condemned before a holy God.

Before you can be cleansed by the blood of Christ, you must confess the ugliness of your sin.

The gospel alone has the power to save sinners and make us righteous in God's eyes.

Word spreads of these faithful Roman believers. Paul prays for them and is eager to pay a visit.

Paul viewed himself as an agent of grace, and we should do the same.

Philip's encounter with the Ethiopian eunuch displays the art of gospel conversation-making.