where He called Himself the Good Shepherd and said that the Good Shepherd lays down His life for His sheep. Jesus sees our plight; He sees our danger; He sees that we are on the precipice of ...

King Charles III is looking for a shepherd to help look after his 2,000 royal sheep -but they must have their own dog.. The Sandringham Estate is advertising for a skilled shepherd with at least ...

John’s gospel offers three characterisations of those interacting with sheep (John 10:1–15). We have the thief, the hired hand, and the good shepherd. John talks elsewhere about the thief.

Jesus said, “I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep” (John 10:11). The word “good” in the Greek language refers “to goodness in the sense of ...

The good Shepherd gives His life to the sheep. No one has ever done what He did. He is the door, way, life, truth, Saviour, Substitute, good Shepherd who gave His life for the sheep.

Jesus says in John’s Gospel, “I am the Good Shepherd,” but being detached from pastoral landscapes and lifestyles, we sometimes miss the implications.

As a shepherd looks after his scattered flock . . . , so will I look after my sheep. Ezekiel 34:12. When Pastor Warren heard that a man in his church had deserted his wife and family, he asked God ...

A good shepherd knows the sheep and the sheep know their shepherd ... then shepherding is worth our looking into a little more closely today, even if we don’t most of us deal with sheep and ...

To clarify their confusion Jesus speaks directly, “I am the gate for the sheep” (Jn 10:7, 9). If one continues beyond today’s Gospel, the passage reads, “I am the good shepherd.

Church of Good Shepherd priest, Rev. Michele Simmons, lead a group of parishioners on a “Wandering Sheep Stroll” to tour pollinator-friendly public and private gardens on Lookout Mountain.