American families spent over 220 billion dollars on summer vacations last year alone! We see all around us the lengths people will go to to try and find true happiness. Today on Simple Faith we see what the road to happiness actually is, and it’s paved by Jesus Christ.

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Pastor Bill Henry is our teacher, and today we bring you more from our brand new study in the sermon on the mount, found in Matthew, chapters five through seven. These amazing and challenging words are a blueprint for Christian living, presented by Jesus Christ Himself.

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Today we embark on a great adventure as we begin an in depth look at the greatest sermon ever preached - the sermon on the mount, recorded by Matthew in the fifth, sixth and seventh chapters of his gospel. We will begin at the beginning, of course, with an introduction and a look at the first two verses of chapter five

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Some of the greatest works of literature in human history have had a big ending. Sometimes it’s a total surprise, and sometimes it makes you want to stand up and yell! The final verse in the twenty-third Psalm is the payoff for the entire psalm. After all is said and done for us and by us here on earth, we will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.

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Today we begin the final message in pastor Bill’s series through Psalm twenty-three. This is easily the best known of the psalms, and we’re going to look at the final verse today - “And I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever”. That’s a wonderful thing to contemplate, isn’t it?

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Guidance – continual care – it’s something we will always need. It’s because we are like sheep and sheep need a shepherd. It explains a lot. It’s why we are always in need. Well the Lord knows. He is close at hand in His care of us. So if the Lord is your Shepherd – you’ll not lack any good thing.

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Guidance – continual care – it’s something we will always need. It’s because we are like sheep and sheep need a shepherd. It explains a lot. It’s why we are always in need. Well the Lord knows. He is close at hand in His care of us. So if the Lord is your Shepherd – you’ll not lack any good thing.

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Shepherd? Can you confidently claim that kind of relationship with the Lord of Glory? Is that kind of privileged care by God for you even possible? Psalm twenty-three is no doubt one of the best-loved texts in the entirety of Scripture. It describes how we can come under the Shepherds care! And it’s our focus today.

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Today we continue our series in Psalm 23 by looking at the fourth verse, "Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, II shall fear no evil, for thou art with me".

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Pastor Bill continues his series in Psalm 23 , verse four, "Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I shall fear no evil, for thou art with me".

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