HeyJaredShepherd's College Ministry Sermons
This is the sermon archive of the Shepherd's College Ministry (formerly C2 College Ministry) of The Shepherd's Church in Cary, NC (formerly Colonial Baptist Church). All recorded sermons going as far back as 2016 can be accessed here.
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- Aug 9, 2026
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- Jul 12, 2026
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Dr. Andy Burggraff - Mary's Gift to Jesus (opens the original)
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Dr. Andy Burggraff unpacks the story of Mary anointing Jesus' feet in John 12:1-8, revealing an act of devotion and urgency.
Gary Lee - Uncommon Community (opens the original)
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Guest speaker Gary Lee turns to Acts 2:42-47 to remind us just how "abnormal" Christian community is meant to be.
Sermon on the Mount: "Yes" and "No" (opens the original)
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When Jesus addressed the issue of taking oaths in Matthew 5:33-37, he intended to do more than simply forbid the use of a formula; rather, he called us to truthful speech that honors God in every situation.
Sermon on the Mount: Divorce (opens the original)
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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 (opens the original)
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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."
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