Good Shepherd Community Church

I can honestly say the service was among the most preeminent corporate worship experiences that I have had. GSCC exemplifies Matthew 18:20 “For where two or three have gathered together in My name, I am there in their midst.” From the attention to detail on their worship guides and the constant reminder of God’s precious word and our mournful human condition, the leadership at GSCC has determined to build authentic worshippers to the glory of God. Very rarely in churches across America can you find a more dedicated worship service in its pursuit to Biblical adherence and the exaltation of Christ. I was viscerally moved by the corporate worship experience and intellectually captured by the Biblical content delivered. How such a simple place on earth, a humble home, can be turned into such a glorious sanctuary where the name of God is lifted high, is an absolute welcome in a culture that is accustomed to palatial church buildings and polished services.

Great Sermon!

What a wonderful reminder that knowing about God is not actually knowing God

Great and powerful sermon! I am blessed by it.

What a wonderful sermon to remind us of what Christ did for believers. Thank you!

What a powerful sermon ! As always I am blessed by your sermons. Thank you !

It was a blessing sermon

This sermon gave me an enhanced understanding and appreciation of Christ's glorious transfiguration on the mountain. Thank you!

As I continue to be sanctified in my daily walk of faith I eagerly prepare for My Saviors return. Thank you.

Very well spoken Jeff.I listened and enjoy it .Jesus is the only choice we need in our life.

As a man who feels a need for a revitalization of his prayer life, this sermon was like water on dry ground. It is pastoral, practical, and inspiring. I am sensing a strengthening of my own relationship to God and looking forward to drawing near to Him in times of prayer.

This is very good, helpful, and encouraging. Thank you.

I was truly blessed by this sermon very edifying.

I liked the way you explained this, makes more sense now.

Well said. It's sheer laziness that makes me go through the week listening to the loudest drum. It takes more work than we are sometimes willing to invest to listen hard for that quiet drum beat we heard on Sunday, yes it is playing still. Sometimes we can't hear it at all, forcing us to seek it out in Christian radio or a Bible passage. The rewards for following this drumbeat, this path less taken are not immediate, but they are far far greater. Thanks.