eternity bible study

The heart of the sheep and the walk of the sheep. A unique look into David’s heart as he responds to the love of the Good Shepherd.

The Good Shepherd, The Great Shepherd, and The Chief Shepherd

It’s been called one of, if not the greatest Psalms of all. Join us as we dive into the heart of Jesus as he was crucified for us. Not only does it share the Lord’s heart, it is a prophecy of the events that took place at the crucifixion. Powerful study.

A song of David that’s all about Jesus Christ. From before the beginning of time, becoming the manifestation of God, the Word of God, a savior in the flesh, praying for his salvation from his own death on the cross, God meeting him after his resurrection, as well as his anticipated triumphant return/ David provides an amazing look at our Lord and Savior.

Two great Psalms that looks at the very nature of God - His creation, commandments & likeness in Christ. Also a Royal Psalm. Great encouragement and insight into the nature and promises of God.

Looking ahead to the kingdom of Christ, David offers some of the strong encouragement of the promises we have as believers.

After looking at what to do in times of trouble, David’s psalm looks forward to a savior. Pointing towards the death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus Christ, this Psalm was quoted by both Peter and Paul. It continues to give encouragement for us today.

Continuing a deep look into David’s heart in times of trouble. Looking all around us and looking down at us from Heaven- whatever the vantage point, trouble is everywhere. In troubles, David consistently looks upward to God. Beautiful lessons for us today.

Got trouble? What do you do? Where do you turn? David had trouble big time. These two Psalms look trouble head on. Inspiring, uplifting, and reassuring, we see these Psalms are meant to protect us from life’s battles... every step of the way..

David looks all around at worldly problems and injustice. He looks forward to the only solution - the righteous King, who will bring justice once a for all.