Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church

Reaching Our City: The Character of Evangelism – 1 Peter 2:9-12, 3:13-17

Rev. Morgan Angert, Senior Pastor
January 26th, 2024 
A key piece of our vision here at GSPC is to be a church that reaches our city with the life changing news of the gospel. But what does that really look like? Does reaching our city include acts of mercy, bold proclamation, radical generosity, some combination of all of these, or something more? Join us these next few Sundays as we explore the question of reaching our city in terms of the context, content, and character of evangelism. May we challenge one another towards a more public faith that puts the hope of Christ on display for all to see. See you Sunday! 
This Week's Liturgy

Reaching Our City: The Context of Evangelism – Selected Passages from 1 Peter

Rev. Morgan Angert, Senior Pastor
January 19th, 2024 
A key piece of our vision here at GSPC is to be a church that reaches our city with the life changing news of the gospel. But what does that really look like? Does reaching our city include acts of mercy, bold proclamation, radical generosity, some combination of all of these, or something more? Join us these next few Sundays as we explore the question of reaching our city in terms of the context, content, and character of evangelism. May we challenge one another towards a more public faith that puts the hope of Christ on display for all to see. See you Sunday! 
This Week's Liturgy

Eat This Book – Revelation 10:8-11

Ryan Vangsnes, Pastoral Intern --
January 5th, 2025 --

Our Suffering Savior – Isaiah 53:1-9

Rev. Morgan Angert, Senior Pastor
December 29th, 2024 
"In Advent, we don’t pretend, as I once thought, that we are in the darkness before the birth of Christ. Rather, we take a good hard look at the darkness we are in now, facing and defining it honestly, so that we will understand with utmost clarity that our great and only hope is in Jesus’s final victorious coming."  – Fleming Rutledge
Join us as we celebrate Advent in the book of Isaiah. Scattered throughout the book of Isaiah are promises of what God's people could expect as they looked for a glimmer of hope, deliverance, and salvation in the darkness of their lives. At Advent we celebrate the fulfillment of those promises in the coming of Jesus Christ into the world who, according to Isaiah, will be God with us, our light in the darkness, our one true king, and our suffering servant. See you Sunday!   
This week's liturgy

His Great Sabotage – Isaiah 42:1-9

Ryan Vangsnes, Pastoral Intern
December 22nd, 2024 
"In Advent, we don’t pretend, as I once thought, that we are in the darkness before the birth of Christ. Rather, we take a good hard look at the darkness we are in now, facing and defining it honestly, so that we will understand with utmost clarity that our great and only hope is in Jesus’s final victorious coming."  – Fleming Rutledge
Join us as we celebrate Advent in the book of Isaiah. Scattered throughout the book of Isaiah are promises of what God's people could expect as they looked for a glimmer of hope, deliverance, and salvation in the darkness of their lives. At Advent we celebrate the fulfillment of those promises in the coming of Jesus Christ into the world who, according to Isaiah, will be God with us, our light in the darkness, our one true king, and our suffering servant. See you Sunday!   
This week's liturgy

The Reign of the King – Isaiah 11:1-11

Rev. Morgan Angert, Senior Pastor
December 15th, 2024 
"In Advent, we don’t pretend, as I once thought, that we are in the darkness before the birth of Christ. Rather, we take a good hard look at the darkness we are in now, facing and defining it honestly, so that we will understand with utmost clarity that our great and only hope is in Jesus’s final victorious coming."  – Fleming Rutledge
Join us as we celebrate Advent in the book of Isaiah. Scattered throughout the book of Isaiah are promises of what God's people could expect as they looked for a glimmer of hope, deliverance, and salvation in the darkness of their lives. At Advent we celebrate the fulfillment of those promises in the coming of Jesus Christ into the world who, according to Isaiah, will be God with us, our light in the darkness, our one true king, and our suffering servant. See you Sunday!   
This week's liturgy

A Light in the Dark – Isaiah 9:1-7

Rev. Morgan Angert, Senior Pastor
December 8th, 2024 
"In Advent, we don’t pretend, as I once thought, that we are in the darkness before the birth of Christ. Rather, we take a good hard look at the darkness we are in now, facing and defining it honestly, so that we will understand with utmost clarity that our great and only hope is in Jesus’s final victorious coming."  – Fleming Rutledge
Join us as we celebrate Advent in the book of Isaiah. Scattered throughout the book of Isaiah are promises of what God's people could expect as they looked for a glimmer of hope, deliverance, and salvation in the darkness of their lives. At Advent we celebrate the fulfillment of those promises in the coming of Jesus Christ into the world who, according to Isaiah, will be God with us, our light in the darkness, our one true king, and our suffering servant. See you Sunday!   
This week's liturgy

God With Us – Isaiah 7:14

Rev. Morgan Angert, Senior Pastor
December 1st, 2024 
"In Advent, we don’t pretend, as I once thought, that we are in the darkness before the birth of Christ. Rather, we take a good hard look at the darkness we are in now, facing and defining it honestly, so that we will understand with utmost clarity that our great and only hope is in Jesus’s final victorious coming."  – Fleming Rutledge
Join us as we celebrate Advent in the book of Isaiah. Scattered throughout the book of Isaiah are promises of what God's people could expect as they looked for a glimmer of hope, deliverance, and salvation in the darkness of their lives. At Advent we celebrate the fulfillment of those promises in the coming of Jesus Christ into the world who, according to Isaiah, will be God with us, our light in the darkness, our one true king, and our suffering servant. See you Sunday!   
This week's liturgy

Stay Awake – Mark 13:1-13, 24-27, 32-37

Rev. Morgan Angert, Senior Pastor
November 24th, 2024 
Have you ever thought about what it would be like to walk with Jesus? To hear Him speak, to watch Him as He engaged with people who were hurting, people who would question him, and who would eventually betray him? Have you thought about what it would be like to encounter the Son of God as he walked the earth? Join us these next few months as we see Jesus through the eyes of Mark in his Gospel. See you Sunday!
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The God Who Sees – Mark 12:35-44

Ryan Vangsnes, Pastoral Intern
November 17th, 2024 
Have you ever thought about what it would be like to walk with Jesus? To hear Him speak, to watch Him as He engaged with people who were hurting, people who would question him, and who would eventually betray him? Have you thought about what it would be like to encounter the Son of God as he walked the earth? Join us these next few months as we see Jesus through the eyes of Mark in his Gospel. See you Sunday!