Psalm 23 Pt3, Who is Jesus, the Lord? #Deeper

Part 3 - The Psalms are a treasure trove of Revelations of Who God is! In part 3 we examine the revelation of Jesus as a Shepard.

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Summary

My message explores the profound relationship between David and God as depicted in Psalm 23, emphasizing the intimate revelations that arise from David’s experiences, particularly during his time in the wilderness. I argue that David’s hardships and solitude formed the foundation of his relationship with God, enabling him to express deep insights in the Psalms. The session aims to delve into the first verse of Psalm 23, highlighting the importance of recognizing Jesus as Lord and Good Shepherd. This acknowledgment is presented as a prerequisite for spiritual growth and understanding of one’s journey with God. The text concludes with a call to embrace Jesus as both Lord and Shepherd, inviting reflection and prayer.

• The relationship between David and God in Psalm 23 is rooted in personal revelation and experience.

• David’s time in the wilderness was pivotal for his spiritual growth and understanding of God’s character.

• Recognizing Jesus as Lord is essential for beginning the spiritual journey outlined in Psalm 23.

• Psalm 23 is viewed as a progression in spiritual maturity, starting from acknowledging Jesus as the shepherd.

• The text emphasizes the need for a deeper understanding of Jesus beyond seeing Him as just an exceptional man, recognizing His divine nature.

  
  

David’s wilderness experience provided him with the solitude and hardship necessary to form a deep relationship with God, influencing the profound insights expressed in Psalm 23.

The journey of spiritual maturity is seen as a progression that begins with acknowledging Jesus as Lord and Shepherd, leading to a deeper relationship and understanding of God.

Recognizing Jesus as God in human form enhances one’s relationship with Him, deepening worship and faith, and is crucial for understanding the core message of the Gospel.

One can begin by acknowledging Jesus as Lord and Shepherd in prayer, reflecting on His character, and seeking to align their life under His guidance and authority.