This morning we covered John 10:9. Jesus says "I am the door." He was referring to Himself being a shepherd. When the sheep were in their pin at night, there was one entrance. There was no gate in and out so the shepherd would lie in the opening - preventing any wolves or robbers from coming in. While this was great for the sheep (the people who believed in Jesus), it was also a warning for those who did not believe in Him as Lord. Only His sheep were allowed in the sheep pin (Heaven), everyone else would be turned away.
Grace and Peace,
Brantley
About Me
- Brantley Johnson
- I am First - a Christ-Follower, Second - a Husband, Third - a children's Minister, Fourth - a student at Liberty University, and Fifth - a guy who mixes paint to support his wife. My passion for these kids is for them to grow to know and understand the fundamentals of Christ-Following. I was raised in church as a "Church Kid." I knew the Bible stories of Noah, David and Goliath, and Moses. However, when I came out of children's church I was nothing more than a kid who knew some cool stories. I want to begin shaping your kids into Christ-Followers now, before they start hitting bigger decisions than, "Do I want Lucky Charms or Pop Tarts for breakfast?" One thing that I ask for you to keep in mind is that I am their teacher on Sunday mornings - you are their teacher through the rest of the week. Grace and Peace, Brantley
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