Ern Baxter was a prophetic voice who called the Church to spiritual awakening and helped pioneer the modern apostolic movement. As an ascension-gift teacher, he upheld authentic apostolic doctrine and served as a spiritual father to Apostle George Kouri for 18 years.

In this profound audio teaching series, Baxter explores Jesus’ revelation of Himself as the Good Shepherd in John 10:14–16. Christ declares that He knows His sheep, lays down His life for them, and is gathering one flock under one Shepherd.

Drawing from both Old and New Testament foundations, Baxter unfolds the biblical vision of shepherding—leadership marked by sacrifice, covenant faithfulness, protection, and care. He addresses Christ’s role as the Chief Shepherd and clarifies the responsibility of pastors and leaders as under-shepherds entrusted with local congregations that together form the one Church He is building.

This series challenges denominational division, possessive ministry models, and fragmented expressions of the Church. It calls believers and leaders alike to rediscover Christ’s vision for His Messianic Kingdom, the unity of His Body, and the faithful care of His people.

A timely and essential message for those who desire to see the Church walk in genuine oneness and fulfill its Kingdom mandate to reflect His glory to the nations.

To go deeper into these truths and continue your journey of Kingdom alignment, the following resources provide practical training, theological grounding, and global connection. Each one is designed to equip leaders, awaken purpose, and strengthen apostolic community in this generation.

Study the apostolic foundations in The Sign and Awakened

https://www.amazon.in/Sign-Kingdom-Present-Christ-Discourse-ebook/dp/B005OTKV74

Prepare for fivefold leadership at Apostles Theological Seminary

https://www.atsvirtual.org

Access the Master Builder Curriculum at the George Kouri Institute

https://www.georgekouriinstitute.org

Join the Communion of Apostles & Churches

https://www.communionofapostlesandchurches.org