THE SHEPHERD
Psalm 23 begins with these famous words: “The Lord is my ______.”
What is shepherd?
Psalm 46:10 gives us this important instruction: “Be still, and ______.”
What is know I am God?
Psalm 8 says, “When I consider thy heavens, the work of thy ______.”
What are fingers?
Psalm 46 teaches us to “be still” and know that God is there. What could you do when you feel stressed or overwhelmed?
What is pray, slow down, and remember that God is with me?
Complete the familiar words from Psalm 23: “The Lord is my shepherd; I shall ______.”
What is not want?
In Psalm 23, the Lord makes His sheep lie down in these peaceful places.
What are green pastures?
Psalm 27 says, “The Lord is my ______ and my salvation; whom shall I fear?”
What is light?
salm 8 specifically mentions the moon and these objects that God has created.
What are stars?
Psalm 1 compares a righteous person to a tree planted by rivers of water. What could the “water” represent in your life?
What are the scriptures, prayer, the Holy Ghost, or other things that help us stay spiritually strong?
Psalm 19 inspired the well-known hymn that begins by praising God for His amazing creation: “O Lord my God, When I in awesome wonder…”
What is How Great Thou Art?
The Lord leads His sheep beside these in Psalm 23.
What are still waters?
According to Psalm 34, we should “taste and see that the Lord is ______.
What is good?
Psalm 19 says, “The heavens declare the ______ of God.”
What is glory?
Psalm 23 teaches that the Lord guides His sheep. Name one way Jesus Christ can guide you when you don't know what decision to make.
What is through prayer, the Holy Ghost, scriptures, parents/leaders, or personal revelation?
Many of the Psalms are essentially songs or poems of praise. What is one reason singing hymns can help us worship God?
What is that music can help us express our love, gratitude, testimony, and faith?
Psalm 23 says that even while walking through the “valley of the shadow of death,” the psalmist will fear no evil because this is with him.
What is the Lord?
Psalm 37 teaches us to “trust in the Lord, and ______.”
What is do good?
Psalm 19 teaches that the heavens and earth can testify of God even without speaking with human words. What can we learn from His creations?
What is that God exists and is wise, powerful, and glorious?
Psalm 34 says, “I sought the Lord, and he heard me, and delivered me from all my ______.”
What are fears?
Psalm 34 says, “I will bless the Lord at all ______.”
What are times?
In Psalm 23, David says, “Surely goodness and mercy shall ______ me all the days of my life.”
What is follow?
In Psalm 40, David says he “waited ______ for the Lord.”
What is patiently?
Psalm 8 asks why God is mindful of human beings even though we seem so small compared with the heavens and stars. What does this teach us about our worth?
What is that God knows us, loves us, and has given us great worth and responsibility?
Psalm 19 teaches that God's creations can help us recognize His glory. Name two things in nature that can remind you of Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ.
Answers will vary — examples include stars, mountains, oceans, flowers, animals, sunsets, or the human body.
Psalm 40 teaches that God can put a “new ______” in our mouths—a powerful symbol of praising Him and sharing our testimony.
What is song?