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The Shepherd is Not to Fleece the Sheep
1 Peter 5:1-5
 
The Exhortation
 
I appeal - Peter’s method of persuasion
 
                                                           
            To those who are Elders
Not advanced age but seniority and character
*Assumption: with age should come maturity and strong character*
The context here establishes that this is speaking of elders in an official sense.
By looking at verse 5 it is clear that this word doesn’t use it original sense of age
 
            From: 
            a.
Fellow elder (presbuteros)
           
            Peter’s call from the Lord.
Feed my sheep!
 
            b.
Witness of the sufferings of Christ
            Eyewitness or one who bears testimony to what he accepts as true
 
            c.
one who will share in the glory to be revealed
            This is a reference to the unveiling of Christ’s glory at his return
 
Here is the hope again
      Their Duty
            Shepherd   GOD’S          flock
 
            Exercising    OVERSIGHT          (Episkipos)
            The task of the elder
*Character and Responsibility*
 
 
 
      The Proper Motive
            Not . .
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But . .
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1.
Because you must                   Because you are willing
              2.
Greedy for money                     Eager to Serve
              3.
Not lording it over                     Be an example
            Those entrusted to your care
1.
You must
 
Not external constraint, or by compulsion
Why anyone would get into the ministry because some one talked them into it is beyond me
 
Call
 
Do You Love Me - says the Lord
 
 
2.
Greedy for money
 
Joseph Stowell tells the story of going to preach at a banquet several miles away from his home.
He waited, and he waited, and he waited, and I even helped them take down the tables.
Is God sufficient!
 
Respectable and stimulating way of gaining a livelihood.
Seminary: Is he going for a bigger church
 
3.
Lording it over
 
This again indicates that there is an exercise of authority.
However, it is not to be the misuse of authority.
Lead not drive
 
 
 
The Reward
 
Crown of Glory
 
Christ was crowned with glory and honor and he will and he will reward his faithful under shepherds by sharing with them the crown of glory.
Not diadem but stephanos - the crown of the victor
 
     To the Other Members
            Be submissive
 
 
            Walk in humility
 
*17* Obey your leaders and submit to them, for they are keeping watch over your souls, as those who will have to give an account.
Let them do this with joy and not with groaning, for that would be of no advantage to you.
G
 
 
pastor joel richards                                                                                                        October 5, 2008
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