I want you to imagine, or maybe you actually are, a classic piano player. The first time anybody heard you play any music, it was this classical music. But yet you had the same kind of talent in other musical instruments and even in your voice. So perhaps you were an outstanding guitar player as well as a singer. But every time people saw you, they wanted you to play classical piano. That's kind of the way Psalm 23 is. And we're going to take an in-depth look at Psalm 23, because usually when people hear it, it's during a funeral or a memorial service. But the comfort and the provision and the guidance of God is more than just during death and eternity. It talks about leading us, guiding us, and providing for us. So come along as we study Psalm 23 and what it speaks to us who are alive.

Sermon Notes

Psalm 23:1b The Lord is my Shepherd

John 10:7 – 10 Jesus is the door for the sheep to go in and out to find pasture

John 10:11 – 13 Jesus is the Good Shepherd who protects His sheep

John 10:14 – 18 He knows His sheep and they know Him. He lays down His life for the sheep and picks it back up again

Psalm 23B A statement of faith nothing is needed