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It’s one thing to provide divine care but who is responsible for preserving it? The text will target those who have trusted or need to trust in one to keep them safe for all eternity.

This is sermon 18 in the series "Preaching Thru the Gospel of John." This message covers John chapter 10. This sermon was delivered on Sunday Nov. 27, 2016 at Blue Springs Baptist Church 450 Johnson Church Rd., Philadelphia, Tennessee, 37846. Phone 865-936-5922. e-mail: bvwoody@outlook.com

Jesus is the Good Shepherd of those in His Kingdom. He ensures we have all we need, every moment, to do and be and think and say what He wants. He is the ruler of all the Earth and there is nothing that is hard for Him. He is able to help any who come to Him. Jesus rescues sinners. Many believe they have established there own righteousness but those who know they are sick are readily rescued by the Good Shepherd, Jesus. He justifies the ungodly. While he is able to and does variously heal physical illness or touble, we look forward to the fullness of His Kingdom, when all sorrow, sickness, death, and pain will pass away and we will be made new! Isn't He wonderful!??!!!?!?!!

Pastor John Remington preaches on the Gospel of John chapter 10, "The Good Shepherd"

John 10 takes us back to the days before Christ’s death and resurrection; but those days contributed to the death and resurrection of Christ. Think back to two of this year’s Lenten lessons. In John 9, Jesus heals a man born blind, which got that man excommunicated. Christ searched out that man and asked,…