1st) Vs.9, The Servant-Shepherd Feeds His Flock 2nd) Vs.10a, The Servant-Shepherd Protects His Flock 3rd) Vs.10, The Servant-Shepherd Leads His Flock 4th) The Servant-Shepherd Refreshes His Flock 5th) The Servant-Shepherd Removes Obstacles For His Flock

1st, God is Sovereign, who Chose Us, vs.8-9 2nd, God is the Shepherd, Who Holds us Securely, Vs.9 3rd, God is Personal, Who Speaks to Us, Vs.9 4th, God is Faithful, Who Keeps His Promises, Vs.9-10

Trusting God in the Face of Difficult Service One) Trusting the Lord thru the Servant's "Futility" Two) Trusting The Lord for the Servant's Reward Three) Trusting the Lord for the Servant's Strength For more details: https://noblebaptist.org.au/sermons/the-servants-trust-in-the-lord-pt-2/

1st) We Trust the Lord thru Preparation for Service 2nd) We Trust the Lord in Fulfilling the Purpose of Service 3rd) We Trust the Lord thru the Practice of Service For more information: https://noblebaptist.org.au/sermons/the-servants-trust-in-god/

One: The Qualification of the Lord to Keep His Promises Two: The Motivation of the Lord to Keep His Promises Three: The Confirmation of the Lord Keeping His Promises

First: The Authority of the Lord God to Give His Servant Secondly: The Righteous Nature of God's Calling His Servant Thirdly: The two-fold Purpose of God's Gift of His Servant Fourthly: The Result of God's Gift of His Servant Conclusion – What do we do in response? https://noblebaptist.org.au/sermons/gods-faithfulness-to-give-his-anointed-servant/

First: Consider God's Author and His Readers Second: Consider God's Servant (recap) Third: Consider the Servant's God!