Men’s Breakfast
Men’s Breakfast meets on the first Saturday of the month at 8:00AM.
Bring a friend for bagels and Bible Study with the guys!
This Year’s Theme: Things I Never Learned in Sunday School
LWML: Women in Mission
2nd Monday of the Month: 10:00AM OR 6:30PM
No registration necessary, all study materials are provided.
NEW THIS YEAR: A morning group at 10:00AM! Both groups enjoy the same Bible study, service projects, and fellowship.
Bring a friend, or make some new ones!
A Note from Pastor Dan
Winter Discipleship Groups
Is Jesus in the Old Testament? So often we treat the Old Testament like a completely different book but Jesus shows up all over the Old Testament. This quarter we’ll explore how the stories of people like Abraham, David, and even Samson point to our Savior. Please prayerfully consider joining a discipleship group this winter. Groups will launch at the end of January and beginning of February and meet weekly for 6 weeks. Take advantage of this opportunity to dive into the Scriptures and get to know or grow closer to other believers at Good Shepherd. Signup at the Welcome Center. We’ll have mixed groups but we’re also opening up a Men’s Group for this study.
—Pastor Dan
Questions? Contact Pastor Dan HERE
Self-Forgiveness
Begins Thursday, February 5 6:00-8:00PM
If you’re looking for a place to work on self-forgiveness—or to learn how to better support someone else who is struggling—Good Shepherd will be offering a six-week, faith-based Self-Forgiveness Group. This group offers a safe space to look at the places where guilt and shame keep us stuck, and to explore how taking responsibility, practicing grace, and inviting God into the process can lead to real healing. Whether you’re seeking help for yourself or hoping to walk alongside others, this group is designed to encourage, guide, and offer hope as we learn what it means to let go of the past and begin moving toward the freedom God desires for us.
Faithful Conversations
The world is constantly trying to conform us and that can invoke fear. Fear reactions include fight, flight, and freeze. They all make sense, but they aren’t healthy or helpful. A better approach, according to Scripture, is to seek transformation: to spend time looking at things that are pressuring our personal lives, our families, and our communities and to find places where we can be completely open about the hard decisions we’re trying to make, to hear a traditional Scriptural approach applied to it; to talk back and forth with each other to test our thoughts, and then to commend it to God in prayer. God has a good plan, even amid a broken world. We’re gathering to have the hard conversations in a respectful manner where we’ll be encouraged and challenged to grow without fear of saying it wrong.
We gather on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month from 6:30-8PM in the Conference Room.
