The Flock Is Scattered, Confused, and Under Attack… Because Most Don’t Know How True Shepherds Actually Operate.

Wolves in pulpits. Hirelings on platforms. Sheep wandering from fold to fold, wounded, starved, and wondering why no one ever comes looking when they’re missing.

This is not God’s design. This is the crisis Jesus and the prophets wept over.

Now, the landmark 10-part series that is restoring trust, healing wounds, and raising up both fearless shepherds and wise sheep has arrived: “Dynamics of Shepherds and Sheep” by Greg Lancaster.

In this raw, Scripture-saturated series, Greg Lancaster pulls back the curtain on the biblical blueprint for leadership, protection, and belonging that most churches have never seen.

You will discover:

• The unmistakable marks of a true shepherd versus a hireling who runs at the first sign of trouble
• Why sheep get devoured (and how to recognize the smell of a wolf long before the bite)
• The ancient shepherding secrets David knew that kept every lamb safe and made him the prototype of the Good Shepherd
• How wounded sheep wound other sheep, and the divine process that brings complete restoration
• The difference between submission and slavery, covering and control
• Why Jesus said the Good Shepherd calls His sheep by name, and how to hear His voice in a world screaming for your attention
• The prophetic picture of the final gathering when the Chief Shepherd appears

This series is not theory. It’s healing for the betrayed, training for the called, and a battle cry for the remnant who refuse to let one more lamb get lost.

Ten parts. Zero compromise. Total restoration.

Whether you’re a sheep who’s been bitten or a shepherd carrying scars, this is your invitation back to the safety, intimacy, and power of the Good Shepherd’s care.

The wolves are circling. The hirelings are hiding. But the Good Shepherd is still calling. Stop wandering. Stop settling. Come home.

Start Part 1 right now and step into the fold that hell cannot touch:

https://greglancaster.org/2024/02/dynamics-of-shepherds-and-sheep-finding-safety-in-our-good-shepherds-care-part-1.html

The Shepherd’s voice is sounding. The sheep know it when they hear it. It’s time to follow.