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The LORD is my Shepherd
David uses two metaphors to describe the character and nature of God. The first one is that of a loving shepherd, the second is that of a welcoming host. Both of these metaphors come together to tell us one extremely important truth: that you can trust God because of who He is.
Our Good Shepherd Part 2
God never intended our work to be our all-consuming passion. He never intended work to take the place of our time with Him or with those we love. He never intended work to rob us of sleep and to leave us in a continual state of emotional and physical exhaustion. In the same way God gave us the gift of work, He also gave us the gift of rest. God considers rest as important as work.
Lead Me on Paths of Righteousness (Sun)
Psalm 23: Lead Me on Paths of Righteousness
Lead Me on Paths of Righteousness (Sat)
Psalm 23: Lead Me on Paths of Righteousness
Refreshing In Times Of Emptiness
Looking at Psalm 23 and the refreshing our great Shepherd brings in times of emptiness.
The Baggage of Life - Insecurity (Blankets, Teddy Bears and Thumbs)
We all need security, it doesn't take much to knock what we have our faith in and make us feel scared and afraid. God is the Father that is full of comfort and security, whose hands we can never fall out of. God Uses discipline and boundaries to protect and keep us secure.
The Baggage of Life - Shame (The Rooster That Crows)
Whenever we do something to hurt someone else, we always carry around a certain amount of shame, whether it be a little or a lot. However, some people carry shame after being forgiven for something. Is this a burden that we carry around? Let's look again at Psalm 23 and see what we can learn about unloading this baggage.
