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The Promise of the Shepherd’s Care

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AMY TURNER

Psalm 23 ends with a promise that God’s goodness and mercy will remain with His people throughout their lives, and that they will dwell in His house forever. For many, life is about gathering joy before time runs out, but for those who belong to God, the journey looks different. Life on earth is not the final destination; it is the path toward an eternal home where no harm can touch us.

God’s people are moving toward a place of lasting joy, where they will live with the Shepherd who became the Lamb and gave His life for them. While that future hope may seem far away, the care of God is already near. Each day, His mercy and kindness stay with us as a taste of what is yet to come.

In My Father’s house are many rooms; if that were not so, I would have told you, because I am going there to prepare a place for you.

John 14:2

The King James Boys Shine Light on “The Best Selling Book Of All Time”

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Nashville, Tenn. – Bluegrass Gospel powerhouse The King James Boys are keeping the momentum alive with their brand new radio single, “The Best Selling Book Of All Time.” Available now on all digital and streaming platforms, the moving anthem is pulled from their latest chart-topping album Get A Transfer. Fans can stream or download the new single and full album HERE.

Written by Christopher Burton, “The Best Selling Book Of All Time” highlights the eternal message of the Bible. Its lyrics serve as a reminder that the Good Book was written by all people and continues to guide lives across every generation and walk of life. The recording features band members Randy Spencer (guitar, lead vocals), Cole Spencer (bass, harmony vocals), Curtis Lewis (banjo) and Will Hart (mandolin, harmony vocals). The new single follows on the heels of their chart-topping anthem “The News That Never Changes,” which is currently No. 1 on the Bluegrass Today Gospel Weekly Airplay Chart, where it has spent multiple weeks at the top since its late-spring release.

The momentum continues for Get A Transfer, which has become one of the biggest projects of The King James Boys’ career. The album has spent 23 consecutive weeks in the No. 1 position on the Roots Music Report Gospel Bluegrass Album Chart, where it debuted earlier this year, and earned a glowing 5-star review from the publication. The collection has also produced multiple hits including the lead single “Glory Ride” and fan-favorite “Ready and Waiting.”

Based in the upstate of South Carolina, The King James Boys have been carrying the message of Bluegrass Gospel for over 30 years. Since their beginnings in 1994, the group has dedicated their mission to preserving and promoting the gospel through heartfelt harmonies, uplifting performances and a sound rooted in tradition. Over the years, they’ve earned a reputation as one of the genre’s most consistent voices, blending their faith with a genuine passion for connecting with audiences everywhere. Today, they continue to build on that legacy with sincerity, energy, and an unwavering commitment to the music’s timeless message.

With a jam-packed touring schedule throughout 2025, The King James Boys are taking their message nationwide. Looking ahead, they’re set to kick off 2026 aboard Danny Stewart’s Bluegrass Cruise, departing from Port Canaveral, Florida, January 15-19. To learn more about The King James Boys, find upcoming tour dates, or stream/purchase Get A Transfer, visit their official website at www.thekingjamesboys.com.

Protecting the Home from False Teaching

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JEFF TURNER

In 2 John 10, believers are told not to welcome into their homes anyone who does not bring the true teaching about Christ. In the first century, travelling teachers relied on the hospitality of others while spreading their message. This was common, and Jesus Himself sent out His disciples in a similar way, instructing them to stay with those who welcomed their message.

However, the Apostle John warns that if a teacher arrives with a distorted view of Christ, believers should not provide them with lodging or support. This does not mean Christians should avoid sharing the gospel with people from other religions or groups. Rather, it means they should not give these individuals a base from which to promote false ideas. Offering hospitality in such a situation could indirectly help spread teachings that oppose the truth about Jesus.

Psalm 1 warns against joining in with those who mock God, and this principle also applies here. Protecting the home from false influence is a safeguard for the faith community.

But even if we, or an angel from heaven, should preach to you a gospel contrary to what we have preached to you, he is to be accursed!

Galatians 1:8

Making God the Centre of Your Life

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FLOYD ROGERS

Have you ever made a clear choice to seek God above everything else? This means more than just believing in Him. I’m asking about coming to Him in every kind of moment, whether things are good or difficult. It’s about asking Him to lead you, to bring calm in times of stress, and to help you understand what He wants for your life.

Seeking God also means being open to what He might show you, even if it reveals something in your life that needs to change. It’s a deep desire to grow closer to Him, to want more than just a basic connection. Believers who follow the Spirit long to know God in a more personal way, not just as Saviour and Lord, but as someone active in the details of their everyday lives.

But seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will be provided to you.

Matthew 6:33

When Obedience Leads to True Awareness

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AMY TURNER

Peter’s encounter with Jesus at the lake teaches a clear lesson about faith and humility. After a long night of failed fishing, Peter had nothing to show for his effort. When Jesus asked him to put the nets out again, Peter hesitated, believing it would be pointless. He may have questioned why a carpenter was giving advice to an experienced fisherman. Still, he chose to follow the command.

The result was astonishing. The nets filled to the point of breaking. Faced with this sign of God’s involvement, Peter dropped to his knees and confessed that he was a sinful man. He realized just how weak he was on his own, and felt ashamed of his doubt when he was told to put his net in the water.

Awareness of our weakness should bring us closer to God. He calls us even in our failures.

Everything that the Father gives Me will come to Me, and the one who comes to Me I certainly will not cast out.

John 6:37