Feed My Sheep.

                                                                          Feed My Sheep.


The “Job” of Every Kingdom Citizen!


The third time He said to him, Simon son of John, do you “Love Me”?  He said, Lord you know all things, you know that I love you.  Jesus said, “Feed My Sheep”.  (John 21:17) 


We Feed the Sheep, “When we Love our Neighbor” “As we Love ourselves”.


Our Daily Nugget

is a “Command” from Jesus to Love your Neighbor.  All Kingdom Citizens are Sheep, and all Kingdom Citizens are to Feed Sheep.  When we all do this, everybody’s “Needs Will Be Met”.  Jesus’ main concern is that everybody have what they need; this must be our main concern.  


Jesus said for us to “Consider Others More Highly Than We Consider Ourselves”; if we do not live doing this, we are “Living In Sin”, worthy of death.  We must take seriously “Everything” that Jesus Say and try with all that is within us to “Do It”.


What do you believe we are Here For?

We were created for God, we were not created for us!


We were not put on this earth to “Spend Our Lives” accumulating things that “Are Not Even Real”; then we die and spend eternity in the Spirit World; Heaven or Hell.  The Sheep we Feed on earth will bring eternal rewards for us in Heaven.  If we refuse to “Feed God’s Sheep”, we are refusing to Feed Jesus.  Whatever we do for the lest or refuse to do for the lest, we do for or refuse to do for Jesus.


If Jesus walked up to you today and said I am hungry and homeless; would you invite Him into your home and feed Him?  If you refuse to do it for the ones you can see, you have refused to do it for Jesus.  Feeding Sheep can be dangerous; but remember that God has All Power and He See Us doing what He has commanded us to do and He Will Be With Us.  Utilize your Shield of Faith.


Are you Living for Jesus or are you Living for Self?  To Live for Jesus will be shown in what we do for others; to Live for Self will be shown in what we refuse to do for others.  Feeding Sheep is really Feeding Ourselves.


God and Jesus Feeds the Ones who are

 “Feeding Their Sheep”.

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