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Scripture frequently pictures spiritual care in terms of a shepherd watching over sheep. Even folks unfamiliar with shepherding are able to grasp the meaning. Sheep are helpless animals—an easy meal for predators. For sheep to survive they needed a shepherd who not only leads them to sources of food, but who also is willing to tangle with a pack of wolves. Jesus is such a shepherd. He proved he is willing to lay down his life for his sheep.

April 17, 2024

All of us like sheep have gone astray, we've wandered from God in our sin. What joy it is to know that our Good Shepherd has bought us with his blood! What a relief to know that he has risen, and now guards and protects us each day!

Special Dedication Sunday worship service at St. Paul / San Pablo Lutheran, Green Bay WI Thank you for viewing our online church service. Please let us know if there is anything we can do for you and where you are joining us from by filling out our online guestbook found here: https://forms.gle/QqwBU9DMoNWTu13X7 Congregational responses and hymn verses will be shared on screen. If you would like a copy of the service folder, you can download it here: https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:US:296de77c-7c0b-4d74-83d2-0a5d29f6f8dc

What is it that you do to receive a gift? All you really need to do is be there! So really, nothing at all. That’s the nature of a gift. You don’t do anything to get it. It is something you receive from someone who loves you. And when a gift is truly a gift, love is the only thing that motivates them. Above all is the greatest gift God gives—the gift of faith in Jesus as your Savior.