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A crooked fence, a dropped board, and a donkey’s cheerful “Hee Haw!” become a lesson in encouragement on Shepherd Sam’s Farm. Join Sam and his friends as they discover how a little help and a few kind words can give someone courage to try again. Come and see how we can build one another up!

This podcast is a fun and wholesome resource for children ages 6–8, sharing gentle farm stories, memorable Bible lessons, and lovable animal friends who help young hearts grow in kindness, faith, and compassion.

If you enjoyed today's visit to Shepherd Sam's Farm, I'd love to hear from you. Simply click the Send Us Fan Mail link or send Shepherd Sam an email at shepherdsamsfarm@gmail.com. He always enjoys hearing from young listeners and their families.

On the Farm with Shepherd Sam is made possible by Come and See Publishing. I invite you to visit comeandseepublishing.com, where you'll find Shepherd Sam books, children's devotionals, Bible resources, and more. I hope you'll stop by and visit us.

If you'd like to help us continue bringing you free episodes, I've also set up a Buy Me a Coffee page. Through this simple donation platform, you can support the podcast with gifts in $5 increments. I truly appreciate every gift, and as a small way of saying thank you, every supporter receives a special shoutout on a future episode.

Thank you for spending time with us on the farm. Until next time, remember to Come and See!

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What does a big red tractor have to do with friendship? Come spend a little time on Shepherd Sam’s Farm and find out!

In this episode, Shepherd Sam reads a letter from a friend in Virginia. Shepherd Sam tells his friend about Samson, his big, strong tractor. From plowing fields and hauling hay to pulling a neighbor’s truck out of the mud, Samson helps Shepherd Sam get plenty of work done!

Along the way, we meet the friends who make life on the farm special. Mr. Pockets keeps Samson running, Baxter helps with the animals, Emma and Ethan lend a hand with feeding, and Miss Betsy shares warm cookies and cool milk. Together, they remind us how much good we can do when we help each other.

This podcast is a fun and wholesome resource for children ages 6–8, sharing gentle farm stories, memorable Bible lessons, and lovable animal friends who help young hearts grow in kindness, faith, and compassion.

If you enjoyed today's visit to Shepherd Sam's Farm, I'd love to hear from you. Simply click the Send Us Fan Mail link or send Shepherd Sam an email at shepherdsamsfarm@gmail.com. He always enjoys hearing from young listeners and their families.

On the Farm with Shepherd Sam is made possible by Come and See Publishing. I invite you to visit comeandseepublishing.com, where you'll find Shepherd Sam books, children's devotionals, Bible resources, and more. I hope you'll stop by and visit us.

If you'd like to help us continue bringing you free episodes, I've also set up a Buy Me a Coffee page. Through this simple donation platform, you can support the podcast with gifts in $5 increments. I truly appreciate every gift, and as a small way of saying thank you, every supporter receives a special shoutout on a future episode.

Thank you for spending time with us on the farm. Until next time, remember to Come and See!

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How did Cornbread the Donkey get his name? A letter from Amy in Nebraska leads Shepherd Sam to share a story about Farmer Jimmy’s corn, one very full donkey tummy, and a visit from Miss Mercy, the veterinarian. Join our farm friends for a little laughter and a lesson about self control as we learn to pause, think, and choose what is right.

This podcast is a fun and wholesome resource for children ages 6–8, sharing gentle farm stories, memorable Bible lessons, and lovable animal friends who help young hearts grow in kindness, faith, and compassion.

If you enjoyed today's visit to Shepherd Sam's Farm, I'd love to hear from you. Simply click the Send Us Fan Mail link or send Shepherd Sam an email at shepherdsamsfarm@gmail.com. He always enjoys hearing from young listeners and their families.

On the Farm with Shepherd Sam is made possible by Come and See Publishing. I invite you to visit comeandseepublishing.com, where you'll find Shepherd Sam books, children's devotionals, Bible resources, and more. I hope you'll stop by and visit us.

If you'd like to help us continue bringing you free episodes, I've also set up a Buy Me a Coffee page. Through this simple donation platform, you can support the podcast with gifts in $5 increments. I truly appreciate every gift, and as a small way of saying thank you, every supporter receives a special shoutout on a future episode.

Thank you for spending time with us on the farm. Until next time, remember to Come and See!