<p>In the Gospel of Luke, Chapter 2, verses eight through twenty, shepherds watching their flocks in the field at night were summoned by the angel of the Lord to be witnesses of the birth of Jesus.  Viewed as common laborers by some and ostracized by others, they still teach us by their example how to observe Christmas.  </p>

In the Gospel of Luke, Chapter 2, verses eight through twenty, shepherds watching their flocks in the field at night were summoned by the angel of the Lord to be witnesses of the birth of Jesus. Viewed as common laborers by some and ostracized by others, they still teach us by their example how to observe Christmas.

<p>In the Gospel of Luke, Chapter 2, verses eight through twenty, shepherds watching their flocks in the field at night were summoned by the angel of the Lord to be witnesses of the birth of Jesus.&nbsp; Viewed as common laborers by some and ostracized by others, they still teach us by their example how to observe Christmas. &nbsp;</p>

Learning From The Shepherds

Advancing Word weds a pastor's love for the people of God with a preacher's passion for the Word of God in powerful and practical sermons.  T. D. Stubblefield believes that the Bible contains principles, perspectives and promises that satisfy and sustain those who place their trust in God.  These inspirational messages are evidence that the Word of God is alive, powerful, and relevant to the times in which we live.

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Advancing Word weds a pastor's love for the people of God with a preacher's passion for the Word of God in powerful and practical sermons. T. D. Stubblefield believes that the Bible contains principles, perspectives and promises that satisfy and sustain those who place their trust in God. These inspirational messages are evidence that the Word of God is alive, powerful, and relevant to the times in which we live.

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