The Heart of our Shepherd - Thom, Barbara
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That none be lost. "Dear Barbara, I love your book, The Heart of Our Shepherd. God has used it many times to speak something very special to me. I am grateful to you for writing in such a way that your analogy helps us to understand the Lord's heart toward His people. Again, my thanks for the journey that you have shared so meaningfully. God has greatly blessed your life!" -Gwen Stein, National Coordinator Manager, National Day of Prayer As a Christian speaker, I would tell my audience stories about my lambs and what was happening on my farm. People would tell me, "You have to write a book." I…mehr

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That none be lost. "Dear Barbara, I love your book, The Heart of Our Shepherd. God has used it many times to speak something very special to me. I am grateful to you for writing in such a way that your analogy helps us to understand the Lord's heart toward His people. Again, my thanks for the journey that you have shared so meaningfully. God has greatly blessed your life!" -Gwen Stein, National Coordinator Manager, National Day of Prayer As a Christian speaker, I would tell my audience stories about my lambs and what was happening on my farm. People would tell me, "You have to write a book." I didn't give it a second thought until God revealed to me that this was the reason I was called to be a shepherd: to share the depth of what I learned about His dedication toward His sheep. That none be lost.
Autorenporträt
Barbara lived the life of a Pharisee after watching the movie The Ten Commandments on television as a child. She thought she was a good wife and mother to her three children, but family life was not going well.Because no one could live up to her standards, there was a lot of arguing in the home. Her husband became an alcoholic, her son turned to drugs, and her oldest daughter ran away from home and tried suicide. That's when Barbara hit her knees and fell into the loving arms of Jesus, and the change in her brought peace and joy into everyone's lives. Her call to be a shepherd taught her about unconditional love. Jesus changed her life and the life of everyone in her family. Now, there is joy in the house.