The Shepherd in the Shadows

(Psalm 23:2) Sheep are skittish animals and cannot rest when they are anxious, troubled, or afraid. But in the presence of the shepherd, they find green pastures and still waters. Our Good Shepherd knows what we need. When we follow Him, He will give us peace and rest in a world filled with conflict and trouble. (06167220714) 

(Psalm 23:1-3) Often the great struggle children have when playing “follow the leader” is determining who gets to be the leader. It’s not so different with us. We’re all “playing in God’s back yard,” breathing His air, drinking His water, listening to His birds sing. It’s only right that He should be our leader. This study will challenge us to follow our Good Shepherd. (06166220713) 

(Psalm 23:1) Have you ever wondered why God so often refers to His people as sheep? It’s because people, like sheep, are defenseless. There is an enemy after us! We need the guidance, provision, and even the pasture of our Good Shepherd. Today we will meet God’s sheep – and you’ll find that you already know them. (06165220712) 

(Psalm 23:1) Did you know the Bible has over 1,000 references to shepherds, sheep, and lambs? Every sheep needs a shepherd. In our first of several studies from Psalm 23 we begin to understand that when the Lord Jesus is our Shepherd, we can truly say, I shall not want. (06164220711)