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The 23rd Psalm

The 23rd Psalm is one of the most beloved passages in all of Scripture. It speaks to God's goodness, His protection and trustworthiness, His guidance and comfort. In this presentation, we will explore each verse in turn and discuss its importance for us today.

Verse 1 tells us that the Lord is our Shepherd. Look to Him for guidance, trust in His protection, and find comfort under His wings. Listen to His voice as He leads us beside still waters and restores our souls.


Verse 2 tells us that God provides everything we need. He guides us even in the valley of the shadow of death and nothing can overcome us when we are with Him. Look to Him and be not afraid.


Verse 3 reminds us that God's goodness and mercy will follow us all the days of our lives. He will provide blessings in abundance, so look for them and expect them. Listen to His promises of restoration and renewal, even when it seems dark around us.


Verse 4 tells us that God is with us even in the face of our enemies. Look to Him for strength and courage in the battle, and listen to His words of truth.


Verse 5 reminds us that we will never be lacking if we are with God. Look for and expect His lavish abundance - even at our tables. Listen for His words of blessing over all that we do.

Verse 6 reveals that God will be with us forever and ever. Look to Him for comfort, guidance, and assurance. Listen for His voice in the stillness of our hearts.

In conclusion, the 23rd Psalm is a beautiful picture of God's goodness and faithfulness to us. Look to Him, listen for His voice, and learn from His Word. He will be with us always and provide everything we need. May this psalm be a blessing to you today!

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