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Shepherds – Do Your Job
We come to the final chapter of the first letter by Peter to the churches started by people who were in attendance at the first church meeting in Jerusalem after Pentecost.
This is a difficult passage for Church leadership as it puts some pressure on us and how we lead.
So, let’s dig into the text this morning.
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