Someone Else's Sheep: 1 Peter 5:1–4
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Someone Else's Sheep: 1 Peter 5:1–4
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Whose sheep are they, really? Preaching from 1 Peter 5:1–4 at a service farewelling Mark Watson as youth pastor and commissioning him to lead a new church plant, Graham Joseph Hill turns to Peter’s charge: “Be shepherds of God’s flock that is under your care.” This is a sermon for pastors, youth leaders and church planters, and for anyone with somebody in their care, which is all of us. Graham begins with a grazier in a dry year who takes on another farmer’s sheep and cares for them as his own, knowing every one of them is going home. He tells his own story of learning, from a hospital bed and a surgeon’s warning, to hand ministry back to God. Drawing on Peter’s restoration beside a charcoal fire and Weary Dunlop’s courage on the Burma Railway, he shows that God supplies the gladness he asks of us, and that good shepherds go first. He points to Jesus, the Chief Shepherd who bought the sheep with his blood and who’s coming back to count them himself. The call, he shows, is to shepherd God’s flock the way the Chief Shepherd shepherds us.
Preached Sunday 23 August 2026 at Quakers Hill Uniting Church.