In this sermon titled "Lord, Be Our Shepherd!" Gabe Stalnaker focuses on the theological theme of Christ as the Good Shepherd, drawing primarily from Isaiah 40:9-11. Stalnaker emphasizes the care and guidance that God provides for His people, illustrating this with the comforting metaphors of a shepherd feeding and carrying his sheep. He cites various Scripture passages, including Isaiah 46 and Luke 15, to affirm the notion that God actively seeks His wandering sheep, underscoring His mercy, grace, and the assurance of salvation. The sermon reflects on the practical implications of this doctrine, highlighting the believer's deep reliance on Christ for spiritual nourishment and guidance throughout life's challenges and the promise of eternal security in His presence.
“I want the Lord Jesus Christ to be my shepherd. I want him to feed me. I cannot feed myself.”
“The war is over, your sin debt is paid, and abundant mercy and abundant grace...has all been given to you.”
“Every time you wander off...I will seek you, I will find you, and I will carry you home.”
“We are his people and the sheep of his pasture. So let's enter into his gates with thanksgiving and into his courts with praise.”
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