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It is interesting how this chapter is about reproduction, but depending on how you read it, it might not necessarily mean having kids. It could mean reproducing yourself in others. Allowing your life and witness to serve as a multiplier for the lost world we live in. No one was ever saved without th...

How many of us have found ourselves going though this. We may never take care of livestock and worry about the terrors of the night, but we all experience those seasons of darkness in our lives and ministeries. For some of us, it might be a shift in the ministry and being uprooted and replanted in a...

It is interesting how we come back to this topic when we think of sheep. It has often been suggested that sheep are amongst the dumbest animals in the world because of their nack for doing dumb things. They fall in ditches and cannot negotiate their way out for example. How different are we in the e...

I have never been a physical Shepherd and never forsee myself in that capacity, but everyone I have ever talked with tells me the same accounts that this book does. Shepherding is almost like a calling except rather than dealing with people, you are dealing with animals which will by nature be easie...

I hope I am doing this right as this is the first time I have ever written anything on one of these online blogs before. I am doing this for a class. As confirmed with Day 3, sheep are dumb animals. I have heard this countless times from different people and the author confirms it with this story of...