My Savvy Shepherd | Psalm 23 Pt 1 | EP034
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2018
- Psalm 23 is the one of the most well-known and beloved passages in the entire Bible. And over the next several weeks, we’re going to tackle this culturally-rich psalm, unpacking all the ways it’s as relevant today as it was when written three thousand years ago. In this particular teaching, we learn what it takes to be a great shepherd, and how astounding it is for David to proclaim, “The LORD is my shepherd, I shall not want.”
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This study has richly blessed me! I’m more in awe of the awesomeness of God. He is ALL I want🙌🏽💜
We bless God for that. Thanks for your encouragement!
hi! just joined your teaching. May the Lord continue to bless you and keep you. THANK YOU!
Thanks Beverly! We hope the same for you as well!
GOD BLESS THANK YOU
Thank you Rosalind. God bless you as well!
I love this. Thank you for helping us walk out thw text. We need this.
Thanks so much for you encouragement and for tuning in!
I was looking for a more in-depth teaching on Psalm 23 so I could understand how to trust in the Lord more for myself and in sharing with others. I really like what you have shared and your familiarity with Israel. The pictures are great Thank you!
Thanks Kris! If you're ever up for the challenge, you should consider taking a study trip with us to Israel. It's absolutely life-changing!
So cool
We're sort of partial to context, but these little nuggets never get old.
Well done!!!!! Thank you for this study.
Thank you! Thank you for watching!
Thsnkyou fortis series.
. I stumbled upon this lesson by accident and I am glad I stopped and listened. I have enjoyed the in-depth insight you give regarding this Psalm.
Thank you so much for sharing that, Sandra! We're grateful it was helpful to you.
😂These drone images make me want a DRONE!!!
I am stuck at home. I live in physical nerve pain and cannot GO anywhere…but a drone allows to see things you wouldn’t otherwise see. AWESOME images of Judean Desert wilderness!!!!
Thank you for your thorough thoughtful teachings. GOD definitely has anointed you for teaching HIS WORD! Beautiful job!!!!!!
🙏❤️🤗 JESUS is MY SHEPHERD!
Thanks Kelly. I'm glad the drone imagery is so meaningful given the pain you're in. I bless God for your kind words!
What a blessing! I learned things I never knew before! Todah!
We are so glad this has blessed you. Thank you for watching!
Edson from brazil...brother... welcome and God bless you
Thank you Edson! And thank you for watching!
I couldn't find the link for the Psalm 23 photos you mention.
Hello Mary Ann! Thank you for your comment. If you will follow this link, walkingthetext.com/episode-034-psalm-23-pt-1/, and then scroll down the page under "For Further Study," this will give you links to all of the resources that are mentioned. If you can't find what you are looking for here please let us know!
can you post the link to Tid bolands psalm 23 photo book?
Hello. You can use this link here. walkingthetext.com/episode-034-psalm-23-pt-1/ this will take you to our website. Scroll down and at the bottom of the page under "Further Study" you will find both of his books linked there. Thank you!
Thanks for the video. One thing I wanted to point out, though - there are no jaguars in Israel. Jaguars are only found in the Western Hemisphere, specifically South and Central America. There used to be cheetahs, lions, and leopards in Israel, but not any more. But never jaguars.
I look forward to the rest of the videos.
Marshall, you are absolutely correct! I totally misspoke during the teaching and meant to say "Leopard" and not "Jaguar." Thank you for pointing that out! BTW ... there are still a few leopards in Israel. My desert Israeli guide recently saw one :-)