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EPISODE · May 22, 2018 · 33 MIN

Sunday, May 13, 2018

from Simple Church

A good shepherd will leave his flock in the field to go and search for and rescue his lost sheep and bring him back again. Jesus is our Shepherd and will rescue our hearts and draw close to us. He gives an invitation for us to trust Him with everything and be a part of His flock. When we stray away, He is there.  Jesus is waiting. If you do not allow Him to be your good Shepherd, you will miss Him.    Luke 15:1-7 Kenny Nix, Pastor

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A good shepherd will leave his flock in the field to go and search for and rescue his lost sheep and bring him back again. Jesus is our Shepherd and will rescue our hearts and draw close to us. He gives an invitation for us to trust Him with everything and be a part of His flock. When we stray away, He is there.  Jesus is waiting. If you do not allow Him to be your good Shepherd, you will miss Him.    Luke 15:1-7 Kenny Nix, Pastor

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