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May 27, 2025 20 min

Behold Your God (The Saving Shepard)

from Iron Sharpens Iron Bible Study Hosted by Dustin Goad

In this sermon, Dustin explores the nature of God as depicted in Isaiah 40, emphasizing how our perception of God influences our lives. He discusses the comfort God offers to His people, the call to proclaim the good news, and the duality of God's power and gentleness, ultimately inviting listeners to see Christ as their shepherd. Takeaways -How we look at God will change everything about how we live our lives. -Isaiah 40 offers comfort to God's people amidst despair. -God's word stands forever, providing certainty and hope. -The coming of the Lord is a message of good news, not fear. -We have a responsibility to proclaim the good news of God. -God's power is meant to save and deliver His people. -The imagery of God as a shepherd emphasizes His care and gentleness. -Jesus embodies the role of the good shepherd for His followers. -God desires to gather us close to Him, offering comfort and care. -Listening to God's voice is essential for spiritual comfort. Chapters 00:00 Understanding Our Perception of God 02:33 The Comfort of God's Promises 05:12 The Call to Proclaim Good News 07:55 God's Power and Gentle Care 10:02 The Shepherd Imagery in Scripture 12:53 The Invitation to Follow Christ Email: [email protected] Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573176876526

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