Becoming a Judean Shepherd
This engaging book is innovative – written from the perspective of a 12-year old boy learning first-century Judean shepherding from his father.
Rich in contextual content – Becoming a Judean Shepherd opens up Psalm 23 in fresh and new ways and provides new insights for today’s “sheep” and shepherds. Full of “aha moments,” for example, why all green grass is not good to eat; why sheep spook when water ripples; what is a “cast down” sheep, and under what circumstances would a shepherd intentionally break a sheep’s leg.
An easy, quick read for busy people – yet with enough penetrating spiritual insights for a lifetime of pondering.
Becoming a Judean Shepherd opens up Psalm 23 in fresh and new ways and provides new insights for today’s “sheep” and shepherds. Full of “aha moments,” for example, why all green grass is not good to eat; why sheep spook when water ripples; what is a “cast down” sheep, and under what circumstances would a shepherd intentionally break a sheep’s leg.