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We live in a day of mega-churches and celebrity pastors with an entourage and security teams. I have visited churches where you never get to personally meet the pastor. They have great pastoral care teams, zones, tribes, houses or small groups with caring leaders and mentors but have not personally ...

Everyone wants greener pastures, no one likes the arid, hot, lifeless parched land of the wilderness, especially when the dryness is in you. The thing that most captured my attention in this reflection was the photo on page 54, the sheep are grazing in what looks to be green pastures but in the same...

I consider it a privilege to care for the sheep and even my most difficult days at the end of the day I leave feeling it was worth it as I prepare to do it all over again tomorrow. Humbled by the experience of knowing I am the extended arms of the Great Shepherd to His people. The photo of the sheep...

I have a friend who would always speak to me about the importance of the “Ministry of Provision� and the “God of Provision�…her definition of having people who believe in the vision God has given you and are willing to be faithful supporter providing resources to support and help grow the ...

“The wilderness is where God revealed God self repeatedly as Provider, Protector and Guide. I must admit my most challenging setting (I say wilderness) for my own shepherding has been at home.� I began with a statement Dr. Laniak makes in his introduction because that was the statement that arre...