Sermon Home Page: The Baaaaad Shepherds 03/25/2010
Update (4/6/2010): Sermon MP3 -- The Baaaaad Shepherds (click on the link to download or stream) Good church leadership (shepherding) is godly, flock-focused, and selfless. On Sunday, we'll examine good and bad models of shepherding as seen in Ezekiel 34:1-16 and 1 Peter 5:1-5. In Ezekiel, God became disgusted with the bad shepherds who oversaw the scattering of his sheep. He took charge, and in doing so, showed how we are to lead and not lead. Peter builds on these thoughts in his letter. At the end of the day, we are all shepherds to someone else. We may not be "elders" in the church, but we influence others. Let us learn from these passages how we may influence others in godly ways. Use this sermon outline and the slides to help you prepare for Sunday. Please leaves some feedback. Sermon OutlineSermon SlidesThe Baaaaad Shepherds View more presentations from Jeremy Hoover. CommentsLeave a Reply |  On this blog I typically post audio devotionals, bible study notes or resources that I'm working on for use at the Horton Road Church of Christ, where I preach, or short articles about ministry and church leadership. Occasionally I post a book review.
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