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Becoming a Child of the King: Lessons from the Good Shepherd
In today's video, we delve into the heartwarming message from our church's social media department, where we explore the parable of the Good Shepherd in John 10:1-16 and 26-31. With a clear and confident tone, the speaker shares valuable insights about becoming children of the King and the lessons we can learn from this powerful scripture. Whether you're already a believer or exploring your faith, this post has something for everyone.
Highlights
The Decision to Be a Child of the King: The message emphasizes the importance of making the decision to become a child of the King. It encourages us not to delay this choice, regardless of any obstacles we might perceive.
Seeking the Kingdom of God: The speaker reminds us that instead of trying to clean up our lives on our own, what's essential is seeking the kingdom of God. "Seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and then all these things will be added unto you."
The Good Shepherd and His Sheep: The parable of the Good Shepherd is beautifully explained. Jesus is the Good Shepherd who calls His own sheep by name and leads them. His sheep recognize His voice and follow Him, while they flee from strangers.
The Door of the Sheep: Jesus declares, "I am the door of the sheep," signifying that He is the way to salvation. All who enter through Him shall be saved and find abundant life.
The Care of the Good Shepherd: Unlike a mere hireling, the Good Shepherd is deeply committed to His sheep. He knows them, and He lays down His life for them.
The Assurance of Eternal Life: Jesus provides a powerful promise that His sheep, those who follow Him, will have eternal life, and no one can pluck them out of His or the Father's hand.
Reflecting on Our Identity as His Sheep: The post encourages us to reflect on whether we are among the Lord's sheep. We may be weak, wayward, and dependent, but He has made us His own through His sacrifice on the cross.
Take the Step Today: The message ends with an encouraging call to make the choice to be one of the Lord's sheep and have Him as our shepherd. The assurance is that you have everything to gain and nothing to lose.
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By Good News Baptist Church of St. Maarten
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In today's video, we delve into the heartwarming message from our church's social media department, where we explore the parable of the Good Shepherd in John 10:1-16 and 26-31. With a clear and confident tone, the speaker shares valuable insights about becoming children of the King and the lessons we can learn from this powerful scripture. Whether you're already a believer or exploring your faith, this post has something for everyone.
Highlights
The Decision to Be a Child of the King: The message emphasizes the importance of making the decision to become a child of the King. It encourages us not to delay this choice, regardless of any obstacles we might perceive.
Seeking the Kingdom of God: The speaker reminds us that instead of trying to clean up our lives on our own, what's essential is seeking the kingdom of God. "Seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and then all these things will be added unto you."
The Good Shepherd and His Sheep: The parable of the Good Shepherd is beautifully explained. Jesus is the Good Shepherd who calls His own sheep by name and leads them. His sheep recognize His voice and follow Him, while they flee from strangers.
The Door of the Sheep: Jesus declares, "I am the door of the sheep," signifying that He is the way to salvation. All who enter through Him shall be saved and find abundant life.
The Care of the Good Shepherd: Unlike a mere hireling, the Good Shepherd is deeply committed to His sheep. He knows them, and He lays down His life for them.
The Assurance of Eternal Life: Jesus provides a powerful promise that His sheep, those who follow Him, will have eternal life, and no one can pluck them out of His or the Father's hand.
Reflecting on Our Identity as His Sheep: The post encourages us to reflect on whether we are among the Lord's sheep. We may be weak, wayward, and dependent, but He has made us His own through His sacrifice on the cross.
Take the Step Today: The message ends with an encouraging call to make the choice to be one of the Lord's sheep and have Him as our shepherd. The assurance is that you have everything to gain and nothing to lose.