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Acts 20:17-38 - The Weight of Shepherding
Main idea: Gospel shepherding looks like an example worth following, a charge worth submitting under, and a confidence rooted in God and His Word.
1. A shepherd’s example
2. A shepherd’s charge
3. A shepherd’s confidence
Discussion Questions:
1. What does it look like to “train” pastors to shrink back (even unintentionally) through what we reward or punish as the congregation?
2. How does the “blood-bought” theme change the way you view (a) your sin, and (b) the person sitting next to you at church?
3. Why does Paul put “watch yourselves” before “watch the flock”? What happens when that order gets reversed?
4. “It is more blessed to give than to receive”—where is God calling you to give yourself away this week?
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Main idea: Gospel shepherding looks like an example worth following, a charge worth submitting under, and a confidence rooted in God and His Word.
1. A shepherd’s example
2. A shepherd’s charge
3. A shepherd’s confidence
Discussion Questions:
1. What does it look like to “train” pastors to shrink back (even unintentionally) through what we reward or punish as the congregation?
2. How does the “blood-bought” theme change the way you view (a) your sin, and (b) the person sitting next to you at church?
3. Why does Paul put “watch yourselves” before “watch the flock”? What happens when that order gets reversed?
4. “It is more blessed to give than to receive”—where is God calling you to give yourself away this week?