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WIN

TRAIN

LOVE

About College Ministry

Influenced by Ephesians 4:12, The Shepherd’s College Ministry’s mission is to equip students for a life of ministry in three specific ways.

WIN—Boldly Communicating the Gospel

Jesus came “to seek and to save the lost.” As His disciples, we commit to boldly communicating the gospel to the lost on college campuses in the Raleigh area. (Luke 19:10, Matthew 28:19)

TRAIN—Discipling Students God's Way

We aim for the deep discipleship of every student, God’s way: through the power of God’s Word and in the context of the local church (in our case, The Shepherd’s Church). (2 Timothy 3:16; Ephesians 4:12)

LOVE—Loving God and Others

The goal of all our effort and training is love: that we would love God and others with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength. After all, without love, we are nothing, and gain nothing. (Matthew 22:36-40; 1 Corinthians 13:1-3)

Sunday Morning Worship

Sundays, 11:10 am

6200 House

Our main gathering during the week is on Sunday mornings, where we experience dynamic student-led worship, relevant Bible teaching, and a time to solidify friendships. We also provide a free lunch every Sunday! We meet at the 6200 House (located just down Holly Springs Rd by our campus). See map below.

 

Community Groups

Our mid-week Bible studies are connected to the Sunday Morning message. Every semester, we walk through a book of the Bible, and our community groups (a.k.a. C-Groups) are the best context for studying the Word personally and applying it intentionally, together.

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Sermon Archive

Catch up on past College Ministry messages, or share with a friend!

Sermon on the Mount: Divorce

Sermon on the Mount: Divorce

Matthew 5:31-32, a continuation of Jesus' teaching on the sexual ethics of the Kingdom, points to the permanence of marriage and why divorce and remarriage is "legal fiction" that amounts to adultery - with an important exception.

Sermon on the Mount: Lust

Sermon on the Mount: Lust

Jesus' teaching on lust forces us to internalize two harsh realities: first - "My desire to sin is itself sinful; my desire for evil is itself evil"; and therefore, secondly, - "I must take drastic action to rid my life of temptation."

College Ministry Staff

Paul Schirmer
Pastor, College Ministry; Elder
Ben Rutledge
College Outreach Coordinator
Faith Beverly
Administrative Assistant

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