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Pancreatitis and Kingdom Advance
I recently finished a biography of William McKinley, the 25th president of the United States. The author (Robert W. Merry) detailed McKinley’s assassination. On 6 September 1901, McKinley was shot twice in the stomach as he attended the World’s Fair in Buffalo New...
No Strings Attached
Because of the new “slimmed down” version of myself, for the past several months I have alternated wearing two sets of jeans. They were the only pants that fit. On Sundays, or on other occasions when I wanted to wear something more than casual, Jill would tie a string...
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Doug Van Meter - 28 Nov 2021
A New Shepherd (Numbers 27:12–23)
Most of us probably do not like change. Change makes most of us uncomfortable. We like the familiar and so, when faced with a transition, we can find ourselves tense as we might feel uncertain about the change. This is completely understandable. But life is about change. Change is also a reality in local churches. One change that local churches must face is the transition to receiving a new shepherd. This can be both exciting and tense, a reality that is revealed for us in these final verses of Numbers 27.
Scripture References: Numbers 27:12-23
From Series: "Numbers Exposition"
An exposition of the book of Numbers by Doug Van Meter.
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God’s Offering (Numbers 28:1–29:40)Doug Van Meter - 5 Dec 2021Numbers 28:1-31, Numbers 29:1-40 |
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A New Shepherd (Numbers 27:12–23)Doug Van Meter - 28 Nov 2021Numbers 27:12-23 |
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Anticipation (Numbers 26:1–27:11)Doug Van Meter - 31 Oct 2021Numbers 26:1-65 |
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Secure, Yet … Beware (Numbers 25:1–18)Doug Van Meter - 24 Oct 2021Numbers 25:1-18 |
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A Favourable Future (Numbers 23:27–24:25)Doug Van Meter - 17 Oct 2021Numbers 24:1-25 |
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Blessed Assurance (Numbers 22:41–23:26)Doug Van Meter - 10 Oct 2021Numbers 23:1-26 |
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The Sangoma and His Donkey (Numbers 22:1–41)Doug Van Meter - 3 Oct 2021 |
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Hope Renewed (Numbers 21vv1-35)Doug Van Meter - 26 Sep 2021Numbers 21:1-35 |
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A Dark Season and a Bright Forever (Numbers 20:1–29)Doug Van Meter - 5 Sep 2021Numbers 20:1-29 |
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Dealing with Death (Numbers 19:1–22)Doug Van Meter - 29 Aug 2021Numbers 19:1-22 |
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Doug Van Meter - 28 Nov 2021
A New Shepherd (Numbers 27:12–23)
Most of us probably do not like change. Change makes most of us uncomfortable. We like the familiar and so, when faced with a transition, we can find ourselves tense as we might feel uncertain about the change. This is completely understandable. But life is about change. Change is also a reality in local churches. One change that local churches must face is the transition to receiving a new shepherd. This can be both exciting and tense, a reality that is revealed for us in these final verses of Numbers 27.
Scripture References: Numbers 27:12-23
From Series: "Numbers Exposition"
An exposition of the book of Numbers by Doug Van Meter.
More From "Numbers Exposition"
5 Dec 2021
God’s Offering (Numbers 28:1–29:40)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 28:1-31, Numbers 29:1-40
28 Nov 2021
A New Shepherd (Numbers 27:12–23)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 27:12-23
31 Oct 2021
Anticipation (Numbers 26:1–27:11)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 26:1-65
24 Oct 2021
Secure, Yet … Beware (Numbers 25:1–18)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 25:1-18
17 Oct 2021
A Favourable Future (Numbers 23:27–24:25)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 24:1-25
10 Oct 2021
Blessed Assurance (Numbers 22:41–23:26)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 23:1-26
26 Sep 2021
Hope Renewed (Numbers 21vv1-35)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 21:1-35
5 Sep 2021
A Dark Season and a Bright Forever (Numbers 20:1–29)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 20:1-29
29 Aug 2021
Dealing with Death (Numbers 19:1–22)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 19:1-22
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