Pastor Shane Vaughn Preaches LIVE - Feast of Firstfruit PART 2 "Fear Not Little Flock"
- (primary) Luke 12:32
- (secondary) Matthew 7:14
- (secondary) Matthew 22:14
- (secondary) Daniel 7:25
- (secondary) Ephesians 6:12
- (secondary) John 16:33
- (secondary) Matthew 10:34–36
- (secondary) Matthew 10:22
- (secondary) Galatians 4:16
- (secondary) Luke 9:62
- (secondary) Matthew 4:8 — Matthew 4:8–10 / Luke 4:5–8
- (secondary) Revelation 3:21
- (secondary) Luke 12:33–40
- (secondary) Luke 19:12–27
- (secondary) 2 Peter 1:5–7
- (secondary) 1 Peter 4:17
- (secondary) Isaiah 35:1–2
- (secondary) Isaiah 66:23
- (secondary) Revelation 8:1
- (secondary) 1 Corinthians 3:15
Transcript
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Summary
Feast of Firstfruit Part 2 — “Fear Not Little Flock” is centered on Luke 12:32. Vaughn interprets Yeshua's promise to the “little flock” as a promise of participation in God's future government. The sermon argues that believers should endure persecution and remain faithful because their calling involves more than salvation: Vaughn believes they are being trained for future service and authority in the Millennial Kingdom. Pastor Shane Vaughn Preaches LI… The sermon then moves from Luke 12 to the parable in Luke 19:12–27, which Vaughn uses to explain differing rewards. The servants who increase what they receive are rewarded with authority over cities; Vaughn interprets this as a picture of firstfruits believers developing faithfulness, obedience, knowledge, and character in preparation for future government. Pastor Shane Vaughn Preaches LI… Pastor Shane Vaughn Preaches LI… The central exhortation is therefore “Fear not.” In Vaughn's framework, the little flock should not abandon its calling when persecuted or “pressed down,” because faithfulness under present pressure prepares it for the governmental responsibility he believes the Father has promised.
Core doctrine
Luke 12:32 - Vaughn teaches that Yahshua's "Little Flock" is a specially called firstfruits company that must endure persecution, overcome, and remain faithful rather that "Tap Out", he interprets the Father's promise to give them the kingdom as a promise of future governmental authority, with present faithfulness and obedience prepating them to serve and govern with Messiah in the coming kingdom.
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