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Fear Not, Little Flock
This message looks at one verse that can transform all our lives when it comes to things we fear, hope for and need
The Good Shepherd vs. The Hired Hand
Jesus often taught using common things in his culture. He had a unique way of using the common to help us understand the greater truth. Though you may not be familiar with the shepherd - sheep relationship, we can understand that the sheep are not very profitable when living on their own. They need both other sheep and the shepherd. So don't we...
You Might Be
You might be a Founder, Insightful One, Salesman, Bullfighter
Elders at King's Cross
Elders are Pastors/Shepherds who exercise oversight.
Song of the Wise (Ps 49)
We all want to get the most out of life, to make sure we don't waste it. This song (psalm) wants to make sure we have the right perspective to make the right decisions. It's a perspective that everyone should have an opportunity to consider!
Shepherd Savior
To the first century Middle Eastern ear these words from John 10 were a sweet sound. Those words grounded in the long history of an agrarian people were rich in meaning and truth. “Before men dared to think of God as their Father, they called Him their Shepherd” (Charles Jefferson, The Minister as Shepherd, p. 14). When Jacob stretched out his hands to bless his son Joseph he said God had been his Shepherd all the days of his life (Gen. 48:15). The greatest heroes of our faith tended sheep. All of the OT patriarchs, the greatest of the lawgivers Moses, the sweetest of the poets David, and some of the mightiest of the prophets were all shepherds (see Jefferson, p. 40-41). One of the greatest Psalms, Psalm 23, was written by a shepherd who realized he had a shepherd and so he wrote from the perspective of a sheep who had a relationship with a shepherd. Psalm 23 begins with a stunning truth. This universe we live in and this earth we live on are created and sustained by a shepherd God. The great Almighty, all-knowing, creator God of the universe compares Himself to a shepherd. The Lord is our shepherd, we are the people of His pasture, the flock under His care. We live in a world created by a shepherd God and we live in a world redeemed by a shepherd Savior. Jesus calls Himself the Good Shepherd three times in our passage. How good is our Shepherd Savior, and how is He good?
