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04-Shepherding Conference (LiveBlog) |
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Written by Rey
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Monday, 28 August 2006 |
Is the character sketch of an overseer from 1 Tim 3 obtainable? Well, yes, in fact all believers should be characterized by 1 Tim 3 conduct—but w all come short. The elders aren’t perfect either but they are characterized by these perfect characteristics. Further a person can only really be effectively shepherding if he reflects a proper shepherding character. “Qualifications” conveys an idea of proving or disproving something at any particular time: in other words, qualifying for the work of an overseer is a continual process.
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Eric Reagle Is Back in Blogging |
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Written by Rey
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Monday, 28 August 2006 |
Eric Reagle (previously of the Evangelical Underground) is back and looking for help in restoring his archive. If you can help him or want to give him a hearty "Welcome Back" here you go.
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03-Shepherding Conference (LiveBlog) |
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Written by Rey
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Friday, 25 August 2006 |
The topic for this session is discipline in the local church. It is an expansive subject and one can easily spend 6 sessions on this. If we boil it down to it’s essence it is basically 3 levels as highlighted in the following Scripture: Gal 6:1-2; Matt 18:15-17, 1 Cor 5:1-13 and 2 Cor 2:4-8. It is, admittedly, a difficult subject to deal with although it is entirely Biblical and must be taught.
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02-Shepherding Conference (LiveBlog) |
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Written by Rey
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Thursday, 24 August 2006 |
1 Pet 5. Acts 20. John 21. All of these verses tell us to feed the flock, feed the flock, feed the sheep, tend the flock, care for the flock. Noteworthy: they all use the same word. Feeding the sheep is more expansive than giving the sheep food, more encompassing then simply filling their need to eat. It consists of bringing them to the food, of watching over them as they eat, as tending for them and caring for them and protecting them.
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01-Shepherding Conference (LiveBlog) |
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Written by Rey
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Thursday, 24 August 2006 |
When looking to shepherd one must first look to the Good Shepherd, the Lord Jesus Christ. By taking note of Him and His work we would come to a closer understanding of what it is to shepherd perfectly.
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Liveblogging Shepherding Conference 2006: Greenwood Hills |
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Written by Rey
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Thursday, 24 August 2006 |
This post will organize all the posts for the Greenwood Hills Shepherding Conference which occurred the August 17(PM) to August 19 (AM) 2006. With sessions being an hour in length and offering a 5-15 minute break save for meals which were 30 minutes, I didn't have much time to do more than tight outlines during the messages. So I reformatted them in essay form--they may be a tad long at times
- The Good shepherd (John 10) -Randy Amos
- Feed the Flock (1 Pet 5; Acts 20:17, 28; John 21:14) -Larry Price
- Discipline in the Local Church -Willie Burnett
- 1 Tim 3:1-3 -Warren Henderson
- Christ the Perfect Servant (Is 42:1-4) -Willie Burnett
- The Perfect Master -Warren Henderson
- Continued Steadfastly (Acts 2:42) -Randy Amos
- Earnestly Contend for the Faith (Jude 3) -Larry Price
- 1 Tim 3:4-5 -Willie Burnett
- The Untangled Life (2 Tim 2:1-4 key: 3, 4) -Warren Henderson
- Faithfulness to the Gospel (1 Cor 1:17) -Randy Amos
- “Woe be to the Shepherds of Israel” (Ezek 34:1-25, 31) -Willie Burnett
- Christ the Perfect Savior -Lary Price
- Reverence in a casual world : Using his name (Ps 111:9) Warren Henderson
- 1 Tim 3:6-7 -Larry Price
- The Crown of Glory (1 Pet 5:4) -Randy Amos
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