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Pastor Joshua Brown

Pastor Joshua Brown
Pastor Joshua Brown

Pastor Joshua  Brown was in the first graduating class of a third year Pastoral Training program from Rhema Bible College in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Since 2001, he has been serving in ministry at City Christian Church. 

Joshua was very active in Prison Ministry, with over three years experience sharing in local prisons. He has also been involved in International Missions.  Joshua has a strong anointing and knowledge of the Word. He also preaches the Word of God outside of City Christian Church in other churches. 

Now, Joshua serves at City Christian Church as Senior Pastor. 

From The Pastor's Heart To You . . .

John 10:11 (KJV)
I am the good shepherd: the good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep.

Jesus is the Good Sheperd, and He has given His life for us, the sheep.  As an under-sheperd of the flock of Christ, I also have a heart for God's flock. This is the heart that we are all to have for the body of Christ.  Jesus is our example of this: He actually gave His life for the body of Christ.  While Jesus actually gave up His own life, we are to give up our life in the sense of how we conduct our daily lives. We are to be His extended hands to reach the world. 

People in this world are the lost sheep, and we need to be willing to pull them out of the different ditches of life, or untangle them from the fences of religion. Jesus said that a good shepherd will leave the 99 just to find the one lost sheep. This is the heart of the Good Shepherd. This is what every Christian needs to have. 

We also need to disciple one another like Jesus discipled us, with a caring, patient heart that is always showing us the way, correcting us and leading us with love and tenderness. A heart that would never leave us, but always protect us from the wolves in the world.  This is the heart of the Good Sheperd which we are all called to possess. We should not be so concerned about our own lives that we forget we are called to follow the example of the Good Sheperd. 

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