Pastor Tami Monk opens a new series on Psalm 23, focusing on the first verse as a foundation for understanding what it means to be led by the Good Shepherd. Drawing on the covenant name of God, Yahweh, she establishes that David's declaration was not a passive recitation but a mature, tested proclamation of relational trust in a faithful, self-existent God. The sermon challenges listeners to examine who or what is truly shepherding them, arguing that the feeling of constant want and lack is often the result of following voices other than the Good Shepherd. Pastor Tami calls the congregation to humble dependence, inviting them to break covenant with competing voices and attachments and to follow Jesus as the one shepherd who leads his sheep into fullness, belonging, and peace.
27 Sept 2026
Sunday Service
Drawing on personal testimony, campus ministry experience, and Ephesians 2, Dr. Rice Broocks challenges believers to see that the world operates under a spiritual current that pulls people away from God, and that only the gospel can interrupt and redirect that course. He emphasizes that Christianity is not merely a system of rules but a treasury of promises, and that those promises provide the power to obey God's commands. From his early distaste for church to planting congregations after 9/11, from campus ministry at Mississippi State to conversations on airplanes, Brooks weaves together a consistent message: God is merciful, the gospel is the only force that deals with evil at its source, and every believer is called to be a missionary in whatever world they inhabit.
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