T. S. Candee

It's good enough for me! 🫡 #RenewedLikeTheEagle #FromTheShepherdToTheSheep #Psalm103 #SpiritualRenewal #DailyManna #OldPathsPreaching #Devotional #StrengthInTheLord

Watch this devotional from "From the Shepherd to the Sheep" and let God renew your spiritual strength today.

When's the last time you felt truly renewed by the Lord? What's keeping you from daily time in His Word?

Whether you're 18 or 80, age doesn't disqualify you from serving the Lord. God wants to renew YOUR youth, YOUR strength, YOUR vitality so you can fly farther, longer, and stronger in your service for Him.

The same is true for us - we need daily encounters with God through His Word. And here's encouragement: This applies to ALL ages.

Your part? Be in the Word of God daily. It's like the manna God gave the Israelites - they needed it fresh every single day. If they hoarded it, it went bad. If they didn't collect enough, they went without.

Here's what struck me: Just like an eagle goes through a molting period and regrows its feathers for a new season of flight, we need regular spiritual renewal from the Lord. But here's the thing - God won't just renew you without you doing your part.

In today's devotional, I dive into Psalm 103:5 - "Who satisfieth thy mouth with good things; so that thy youth is renewed like the eagles."

From the Shepherd to the Sheep#2023 - October 9, 2025Timestamps:0:00 Intro by Pastor Weniger0:59 Devotional by Pastor Candee5:57 Conclusion by Pastor Weniger... From the Shepherd to the Sheep - #2023 - CBC

🎧 Renewed Like the Eagle! Feeling spiritually worn out? Running on empty? We all need renewal sometimes - not just a vacation from life's busyness, but true spiritual restoration.

How much more should we, who are followers of Christ, find spiritual help within the pages of that divine Book?

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You may read other books, but the Bible must be the Book we always read! It encompasses every genre, theme, and ideal contained within it. Those who don’t know Christ can still have a moral code because of the Bible.

...both of poetry and excellence, than could be collected, within the same compass, from all other books that were composed in any age or in any idiom.” - Sir Wm. Jones

"The Bible, independent of its divine origin, contains more true sublimity, more exquisite beauty, more pure morality, more important history and finer strains...

It's good enough for me! 🫡

#JoyOfTheLord #FromTheShepherdToTheSheep #Nehemiah8 #BiblicalJoy #Strength #OldPathsPreaching #Devotional #FruitOfTheSpirit

Watch this devotional from "From the Shepherd to the Sheep" and be reminded where true strength comes from.

What situation in your life right now needs the joy of the Lord to give you strength?

You're a child of God. You're saved, sanctified, set apart, and secure in Christ. You're going to heaven. That's joy—and it will carry you through anything.

Yet God told them: My joy is your strength. When you can't find the strength to pick yourself up, when life is hard and circumstances are tough, you don't have to fake a smile. But you CAN have supernatural strength through the joy that comes from knowing your identity in Christ.

Real joy isn't dependent on your circumstances. It's not just an emotion - it's a fruit of the Spirit. The Israelites returning from the Babylonian captivity had every reason to be sorrowful. They'd lost loved ones, endured hardship, and come back to a diminished nation.

In today's devotional, I break down the difference and explore Nehemiah 8:10 - "For the joy of the Lord is your strength."

From the Shepherd to the Sheep#2021 - October 7, 2025Timestamps:0:00 Intro by Pastor Weniger0:59 Devotional by Pastor Candee5:07 Conclusion by Pastor Weniger... From the Shepherd to the Sheep - #2021 - CBC

🎧 The Joy of the Lord is Your Strength! Here's something I used to get wrong: I thought joy and happiness were the same thing. I'd say "I have joy in my family" or "I have joy in my circumstances" - but that's actually happiness, not biblical joy.

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We have access to Almighty God through the finished work of Jesus Christ! Because He spilt his blood for us, we can call upon God through Christ to help us each and every day. Why do we sheepishly ask for God to work in our lives when we are told to come boldly before the throne!

“My soul, ask what thou wilt, Thou canst not be too bold; Since His own blood for thee He spilt, What else can He withhold?” - Unknown

It's good enough for me! 🫡

#John316 #FromTheShepherdToTheSheep #MotivatingLove #ShareTheGospel #OldPathsPreaching #Salvation #Devotional #AgapeLove

🙏 Watch this devotional from "From the Shepherd to the Sheep" and let God's motivating love inspire you to action today. Let me know - who is God putting on your heart to share the gospel with?

Does it motivate you to share this free gift of salvation with your co-worker, your neighbor, your friend?

Here's my challenge: If God's love motivated Him to action, what does YOUR love motivate you to do? Does your love for this lost world move you to tell someone about Jesus today?

God's love for YOU motivated Him to give His Son. That's agape love - a love so deep it sacrificed everything so that whosoever believes could have eternal life. Not through works, not through being good enough, but simply by believing in Jesus Christ alone.

In today's devotional, I explore John 3:16 in a fresh way. We've all memorized this verse and shared it countless times, but have you ever stopped to think about what motivated God's greatest gift?

From the Shepherd to the Sheep#2016 - October 2, 2025Timestamps:0:00 Intro by Pastor Weniger0:59 Devotional by Pastor Candee5:59 Conclusion by Pastor Weniger... From the Shepherd to the Sheep - #2016 - CBC

🎧 What Does Your Love Motivate You To Do? Love is a powerful motivator. When I was courting my wife, my love for her motivated me to pursue her, sacrifice for her, and spend every moment I could with her. That's what real love does - it moves us to action.

And the Gentiles shall come to thy light, and kings to the brightness of thy rising. - Isaiah 60:3