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Peter commands the elders of the church to shepherd the flock of God. How is he to do that and what is involved ? Also, what does calling the church sheep have to do with this command? Join Pastor Steve as we answers these and many more questions in our study from 1 Peter 5:2-4.

Four Statements: Jesus is God! Jesus knows you! Jesus died for you! You can know God! 1 The word of the Lord came to me: 2 “Son of man, prophesy against the shepherds of Israel; prophesy, and say to them, even to the shepherds, Thus says the Lord God : Ah, shepherds of Israel who have been feeding yourselves!…

I do it willingly Would you willingly do anything to protect your children? To what length would you be willing to go? Jesus has been teaching on His willingness, His choice that opened the door for us and our choice of Jesus. Jesus choice ( Jn10:16-18 ) The Fathers love ( Jn10:17 ) The shepherds example…

The Pharisees tried to demonize Jesus. Others had claimed to be the Messiah or a strong leader who then sold out their own people, or they failed in their efforts. When the people were left unprotected, they were attacked or dominated by others. Many had been teaching the people to compromise on many…

Let us pray…Gracious Lord of Life, grant that we might hear the words you have for us in this day. As difficult as things may get, we know that you stand beside us, sometimes carrying us through life’s challenges. Be with us now and grant that we might have open hearts, minds, and spirits, Amen. This…

Introduction At this time of year many people are really paying attention to the sports world. Right? Next Sunday, the 13th, is the super bowl, for those who care. If you don’t care, that’s okay. It will still happen. :) How many think that the team who loses the Super Bowl should never be allowed to…

Introduction We have been going through Psalm 23 this year for our communion Sundays. We are taking it slow and diving deep into each phrase of this Psalm. Today we come to the end of verse 4. “Your rod and Your staff, they comfort me.” Our title today is “the correction of a loving shepherd.” Let’s…

It’s generally thought that Sheep are stupid, defenceless and harmless creatures that simply graze about on hillsides and are only good for two things - wool and food This opinion has not changed much since the 1700s, when George Washington declared: "If our freedom of speech is taken away then dumb…

For all the Lord is and does, the devil has a counterfeit.

Matthew 25:31-46 (morning worship) Sermon Details: The difference between believers (sheep) and unbelievers (goats) is evidenced by whether or not someone produces acts of love and service to those around them out of their own love for Christ and all he's done for them. Preacher: Scott Earnst

This lesson explores Jesus' parable of the sheep and the goats. As He is teaching in the last days of His earthly life, one who had been with Jesus from the beginning decided that the Savior no longer met his terms. This lesson asks us if our terms are what they ought to be for Jesus to be Lord of our lives.

John 10:22-42 NO ONE takes Jesus' sheep. The good shepherd gives his sheep eternal life. We need to shine and be faithful for Jesus.

A message on Matthew 10:16-23 - what the mission will be like for Christ's followers.

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Luke 10:1-3