What it Means to Become a Shepherd

By (author)Dag heward-mills

8.000 CFA

Only one thing occurs to you when you hear the word “Shepherd” – sheep! Sheep are dependent creatures that need shepherds. A shepherd is a caring loving guide to the sheep. In the Bible God refers to us as the sheep of His pasture.
Jesus also told Peter to feed His sheep, to prove his love for the Savior. Being a shepherd a is a very great job. It is an honor to be called by God o enlist in his workforce and to look after sheep.
In this book, Dag Heward-Mills invites us, urges us and shows us how we may join this great work of looking after God’s people. Don’t be left out of this beautiful job of how to become a shepherd!

Dag heward-mills

Title:”What it Means to Become a Shepherd”

Contents

Chapter:

  1.  What is a Shepherd?
  2.  Why you can become a Shepherd
  3.  How to become a Shepherd
  4.  How I Discovered the Ministry of a Shepherd
  5. Sharing the Burden
  6.  Take up the Spiritual Burden
  7.  Poimen
  8.  Different Levels of the Anointing
  9.  Fifteen Essential Features of Potential Shepherd
  10. The Ministry: Work or Rest?
  11.  Seven Ministries of Poimen
  12. How to Develop Your Ability to Preach and Teach
  13.  How to Be a Good Shepherd
  14.  How to become a full time Shepherd
The Shepherd’s Call

When the word “Shepherd” is uttered, one inevitably thinks of sheep—creatures reliant upon the guiding hand of their caretaker. God’s analogy of His people as sheep underscores the profound responsibility entrusted to shepherds.

A Noble Task

To be a shepherd is to assume a noble task—a role characterized by care, love, and guidance. In the biblical narrative, God designates shepherds as custodians of His flock, charged with tenderly nurturing His beloved sheep.

Divine Commission

Jesus’s directive to Peter—to “feed His sheep”—serves as a testament to the sacred duty of shepherding. It is a tangible expression of love and devotion to the Savior, a demonstration of one’s commitment to safeguarding God’s precious flock.

An Honorable Calling

To heed the call to shepherdhood is to embrace an honorable vocation, bestowed upon individuals deemed worthy by divine providence. It is a privilege to be enlisted in God’s workforce, entrusted with the sacred task of tending to His flock.

Invitation to Service

In this book,” Dag Heward-Mills extends a compelling invitation to partake in the noble endeavor of shepherding God’s people. With fervent urgency, he beckons readers to heed the call and embrace the sacred responsibility of caring for God’s flock.

Guidance and Instruction

Through insightful guidance and practical instruction, Heward-Mills illuminates the path to shepherdhood, offering invaluable insights into the qualities and virtues befitting a faithful shepherd. His words serve as a beacon, guiding aspiring shepherds on their journey of discipleship.

Embracing the Role

To become a shepherd is to embrace a role of profound significance—a calling that transcends mere duty and obligation. It is an opportunity to emulate the compassionate and selfless example set forth by the Good Shepherd Himself.

Answering the Call

Aspiring shepherds are urged not to overlook the beauty and importance of their calling. Heward-Mills’s poignant narrative serves as a rallying cry, inspiring readers to answer the call to shepherdhood with zeal and devotion.

Conclusion

“What it Means to Become a Shepherd” is a poignant exploration of the sacred duty and profound privilege of shepherding God’s flock. Through Heward-Mills’s insightful prose, readers are invited to embark on a transformative journey of discipleship—a journey marked by love, compassion, and unwavering dedication to the well-being of God’s beloved sheep. May this book serve as a guiding light for all who aspire to embrace the noble calling of shepherdhood, leading them on a path of spiritual fulfillment and divine service

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