Greater Life Church

If we look at the 23rd Psalm as a way of looking at God, it changes the way that we live for God. The first verse establishes a relationship with God. He is MY shepherd, not a shepherd. He is not only THE shepherd, but he is MY shepherd. Continuing to look at the 23rd Psalm, Bro. Hughes explains that these short six verses require close analysis. This is not a race, but a leisurely stroll. We need to take time to go slowly and let it be absorbed. Being able to know and quote the 23rd Psalm is not the same as understanding it. The 23rd Psalm is timeless. It is a comfort to all who hear it. There is no problem that this Psalm that has not seen, there is no hurt that this Psalm has not felt, there is not one mystery in life that this Psalm has not solved. This Psalm was written by an old man who had returned to the place of his youth. He had grown up to be king of Israel, but David had once been a shepherd. Now reflecting upon his life, he realized something, and wrote the wo