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In this conversation, Dr. Marlon Moss, Jr. explores the concept of Jesus as the Good Shepherd as described in the Gospel of John. He delves into the characteristics and significance of the Good Shepherd, emphasizing the sacrificial nature of Jesus' love and guidance for his followers. The discussion highlights the importance of recognizing Jesus' role in our lives and the assurance of his protection and care. Dr. Moss encourages listeners to reflect on their relationship with the Good Shepherd and the implications of being part of his flock.
takeaways
The Door of the Sheep
The Door to Salvation
The Door to Abundant Life (Zoe) (Zen)
God so Loved the World
God Gave
The Purpose: To SAVE
Save from Perishing
Save To Eternal Life
Save Through Him
https://www.bible.com/bible/1/MAT.25.14-19.KJV
Matthew 25:14-19
Even in the drama, there are several things we can learn from the life of Jacob:
You Are Never Right to Do Wrong. In Genesis 25-27 Jacob stole his brother's birthright. ...
You Will Reap What You Sow. ...
You Married the Right Person. ...
You Must Agree to Disagree.
This question is answered at the beginning of Luke 15, where we read:
[1] Now the tax collectors and sinners were all drawing near to hear him [Jesus].
[2] And the Pharisees and the scribes murmured, saying, "This man receives
sinners and eats with them." [3] So he told them this parable . . .
Actually, Jesus tells three parables:
The parable of the lost sheep
The parable of the lost coin
The parable of the lost son (or, as we know it, the parable of the prodigal
son)
Man is Not Animal, Man is Man; was never anything but man. Man is Body, Soul, and Spirit.
The blessings for those who make God their Lord, and the punishments for those who do not.
Verses 1-6: This wisdom psalm basically functions as an introduction to the entire book of Psalms. Psalm 1 separates all people into their respective spiritual categories:
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