Rob Shepherd

Jerks Jerks are everywhere, and most of them have access to a computer. Whether it's neighbors, family, coworkers, bosses, social media, or people we go to church with, all of us know someone who is a jerk. Typically, we try to confront or ignore jerks, but is there a better way? Kill the Jerk is for anyone looking to improve their relationships. Most people want healthy relationships, but few people are willing to do what it takes to have them. With humor, practical application, and a desire to honor God, Kill the Jerk offers a nonviolent way to have relationships that thrive.

Watch out It's a Christian Does the word "Christian" make you--or everyone around you--cringe? The instant you tell someone you're a Christian or go to church, a million negative associations often zip through their mind: hypocrite, narrow-minded, bigoted, anti-science, racist, sexist, or worse. What about authentic? Loving? Forgiving? Compassionate? How did the idea of what it means to be a Christian become so distorted in the modern church culture that we've lost sight of its original purpose--to live as Jesus Christ did? Pastor and author Rob Shepherd takes a humorous, but poignant look at how the focus of Christianity has shifted to be more self-focused, rather than Jesus-focused, and takes readers back to the essentials of Christ's original message: to love God and love others With practical life lessons and relevant spiritual insights, Shepherd offers relief for those weary of the "Sunday morning march" and want to experience a true renewal of the heart and soul and restore the original definition of what it means to live as a follower of Christ.

"It was just a dream, nothing more. Just a nightmare." Do you dare delve into the unconscious mind to find out just whay your dreams are trying to tell you? Watch out...something is coming Featuring... Rob Shepherd Andy Lockwood Katie Jaarsveld Alex Winck Valerie Louidis Kevin Hall Samie Sands Jason White Greg Rickman

A group of friends are taking one last holiday all together but are surprised when the long lost member of the group agrees to go. After years of struggling with his families and especially his own ghosts and haunted past Oliver needs to confront he demons and move on. But whilst playing what they think is a harmless game on holiday in a lodge, Oliver and his friends find out just how real your past can be in your present. In a panic the friends make a fatal decision. Now the past has come to haunt them and the friends realise just how fragile their own realities as well as their bodies really are. Who will last the night and who will have to stay forever?

He should have seen it coming. Anonymous letters are rarely good. On the day after preaching a sermon at his church, Rob Shepherd opened a letter filled with hurtful words and a very strong opinion about how awful his sermon was. On his fourth reading of the letter, Rob heard a still small voice say, “Even if you preached the perfect sermon somebody would crucify it.” That thought began the process of setting Rob free from being a lifelong people pleaser. With humor, personal stories, and great conviction Rob shares his personal story of learning to care less about what people say and more about what God says. Even If You Were Perfect Somebody Would Crucify You uncovers what our real struggle is when it comes to pleasing people. You can be set free from the fear of saying no to people, win the battle with avoiding confrontation, learn the power of confession, and find your true identity in Jesus.