Preaching on Christ, as shepherd? Browse these sermons to find fresh ideas.
Satan Strikes Out
From the editor:
In the second half of Mark's sermon, he shares that C. S. Lewis once wrote that we often fall prey to two equal yet opposite errors concerning ...
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In the House of the Lord
Introduction
The start of the Christmas season seems like an inappropriate time to talk about Psalm 23, sheep, and shepherds. But when you open the Bible, ...
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The Lord Is My Shepherd
Introduction
I don't know much about sheep. I was born and raised in the suburbs, and we didn't have sheep. In fact, they were probably illegal. ...
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The Valley of Death's Shadow
Everyone walks through valleys.
Donald Barnhouse was the pastor of Philadelphia's Tenth Presbyterian Church when his wife died and left him with young ...
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The I Am: Serve Him or Stone Him
Every now and then someone comes along and captures our attention with an outrageous claim. I'm thinking of Muhammad Ali, once known as Cassius Clay, ...
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The Good Shepherd: Counting Sheep
A couple of years ago an article in the Sunday paper caught my eye. I found it so interesting that I shared it with some small group leaders at the time, ...
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The Bread of Life
Most of Christ's claims are outrageous because they are so grand and compelling: "Before Abraham was, I AM." "I am the Light of the World." "I am in the ...
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The Resurrection and the Life: Tears at the Wall
Introduction
They call it, "The Wall," a great, v-shaped slab of black granite, set into the grassy expanse between the Capitol Building and the Lincoln ...
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One Wonderful Way
This morning we are concluding our series on "The Outrageous Claims of Christ." We began three weeks ago with the most intriguing claim—"Before Abraham ...
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Walking on Water
Introduction
For over a hundred years, since 1889, in the last week of July, Canadian Indians from many different tribes--Cree, Chippewa, Blackfoot, ...
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Reflections on Psalm 23
Introduction
When most people think of the Bible, they usually think of its numerous rules and restrictions—the "Thou shalts" and the "Thou shalt ...
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The 23rd for the 83rd
What does the psalm have to say to our day? I think it is possible to say with some confidence that this twentieth century has seen developments in many ...
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