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Leadership
Chris sits down with the shepherds at Oldham Lane to discuss various topics related to leadership and the Lord’s Church.
The Good Shepherd
Are you one of Jesus' sheep? Have you received Him as the one and only Good Shepherd?
King of Kings (March 5 AM)
Sermon 25 in the series on Deuteronomy Text: Deuteronomy 17:14-20 The description of the King as Shepherd of God's people points us to the King of Kings and the Good Shepherd Please note: the audio quality on this is poor. We were under a power outage, so could not run the recorder through the PA system.
A Table Prepared...
A TABLE PREPARED… - Yahweh-Rohi, the Shepherd-Lord, has “prepared a table” for you – and, it’s in the “presence of your enemies”! What does this mean? How does it apply to your life and walk? Are you feasting at the table? Or is the devil running rough-shod over you? Come and find out more. Don’t miss this empowering and helpful message! A magnificent banquet is provided by a most liberal and benevolent host; who has not only the bounty to feed me, but power to protect me; and, though surrounded by enemies, I sit down to this table with confidence, knowing that I shall feast in perfect security. (Adam Clarke)
The Rod, The Staff... The Comfort
Yahweh-Rohi, your Shepherd-Lord, wants to bring you into a place where, even though you walk through “the valley of the shadow of death,” you fear no evil and are comforted by His rod and staff. How does this come about? What are His rod and staff? What do they do? How do they work? When you feel like times are tough, life is hard, and you want to give up, you can confidently say, “The Lord is with me! I will fear no evil! His rod and His staff they comfort me!” How well do you know the Shepherd and His care?“This is a life that few Christians ever fully enjoy.” (Phillip Keller) “God wants us to be assured that we can trust Him to act in our best interest no matter what the situation… You need to get to know God so well that no one can talk you out of His goodness towards you.” (Andrew Wommack, The Nature of God)
