The Shepherd Feeds the Sheep
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- 1. The Shepherd Feeds the Sheep Series on Church Leadership
- 2. Types of Spiritual Food There are infant members in the Lord’s flock: 1 Corinthians 3:1-3 1 Peter 2.2 Hebrews 5.12, 13
- 3. Types of Spiritual Food There are mature members in the Lord’s flock: Hebrews 5.14 Ephesians 4.13ff
- 4. Finding Spiritual Food The Lord provides food in due season (Psalm 145:15). Matthew 6.25 Christ will provide food (John 6.27) John 6.48-63 Psalm 22.26
- 5. The Importance of Feeding Sheep Spiritual shepherds must seek out good food for the flock: Physical shepherds always wanted the best for their sheep (1 Chronicles 4.39-41; Psalm 23.2) Genesis 29.2,3 Ezekiel 34.13-16 Titus 1.10, 11
- 6. The Importance of Feeding Sheep Spiritual shepherds must feed the flock: A congregation will grow only as much as the shepherds will allow. As the eldership goes, so goes the congregation. 1 Peter 5.2 He must know the word (Titus 1.9).
- 7. The Importance of Feeding Sheep Spiritual shepherds must know what food will provide nourishment to the sheep: The shepherds must know the sheep to know what they need to eat. Without the proper food, sheep will not grow.
- 8. The Importance of Feeding Sheep Spiritual shepherds must know what food will provide nourishment to the sheep: Without the proper food, sheep will not rest. Without the proper food, sheep will scatter in search of food.
- 9. The Importance of Feeding Sheep Spiritual shepherds must know what food will provide nourishment to the sheep: Some "good looking" food will be poisonous and kill them. Other may fall into the flock of a abusive, selfish shepherd.
- 10. The Importance of Feeding Sheep Spiritual shepherds must know what food will provide nourishment to the sheep: Without the proper food, sheep will spread a virus through the flock An overseer (spiritual shepherd) must be able to teach (1 Timothy 3.2).
- 11. The Shepherd Feeds the Sheep Series on Church Leadership