As a child of God, I am faithfully led by Jesus, who chooses paths that advance my growth and well-being.

God wants to be our Savior and will never stop looking for anyone who feels lost or alone.

I. Scattered Sheep (vv. 1-2)

II. A Caring Shepherd (vv. 3-4)

III. A Righteous Shepherd (vv. 5-6)

IV. Rescued Sheep (vv. 7-8)

Psalm 23:4 - We take comfort in Yahweh’s protection and guidance as we face circumstances that are destructive and full of hardship.

Yahweh’s presence pervades the full range of human circumstances, addressing the extensive array of spiritual and physical needs.

Psalm 23:4 - The abiding presence of Yahweh as we navigate the dark, uncharted paths before us triggers in us a sense of courage, assuring us that evil will not ultimately prevail.

Psalm 23:3: With Yahweh’s reputation on the line, His promise is sure: He will faithfully shepherd you along righteous paths, mending your soul as you rest in the green pastures and follow Him beside still waters.

When left to our own devices, we may be inclined to rush forward when presented with “green pastures" and to resist moving forward when comforted by “still waters". A deeper sense of well-being emerges as we refine our ability to discern the Shepherd’s guidance.

No matter how unfamiliar or challenging the path before me, I can face it with peace, confident that Yahweh equips me with all I need to persevere.

Recognizing Jesus as my shepherd and acknowledging his relationship with me enables me to find peace in God’s constant care and provision for my needs.

Guest speaker, Eric Ruckert, helps us understand the meaning behind Palm Sunday.

Contemporary society is afforded the unique opportunity to comprehend Yahweh’s eternal power and divine nature; however, this profound understanding is often neglected by many individuals. Luke 10:8-16 I. Missed Opportunities (vv. 13-15) II. Wasted Advantage (vv. 13-14) III. Encouragements A. Successful Mission (vv. 8-11) B. You Are Not Alone (v. 16) C. All the Details Will Be Considered (v. 13)

Scripture:

Luke 10:8-16

The values of tolerance, pragmatism, commitment, and forward-thinking are essential domains for self-reflection in the development of a disciple. Luke 9:51-62 I. Tolerant (vv. 51-56) II. Pragmatic (vv. 57-58) III. Committed (vv. 59-60) IV. Forward-Thinking (vv. 61-62)

Adopting a servant mentality and embracing a holistic understanding of God’s work enable us to transcend our inherent inclination toward self-interest. Luke 9:46-50.

Jesus' majesty shines through both His followers and His ultimate sacrifice—yet without mindfulness, we may easily overlook this profound glory.

Ardi Eichorn shares from God's word on the Christian walk.

As we grasp Jesus' identity, we are emboldened to walk with determination and confidence in our Christian faith.

Trust in Yahweh to provide guidance, presence, and resources. When these seem absent, trust that He is providing exactly what you need.