Feed My Sheep

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In this podcast God is teaching us that, the reason for calling anyone into preaching the gospel either as pastor or as prophet or as minsters through songs, drama is to feed the sheep, God knows how to take care of our needs by Himself. Jesus told Peter to feed His sheep and lambs, and when he has become strengthened, he should strengthen others too. God wants us to strengthen others, let the pursuit for fame and wealth not take away the divine assignment from us. God will take care of us by His divine provision. Incase this has blessed you and you wish to encourage and support me, you can use my PayPal account [email protected]

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