Key Word
Dwell
What is verse 6?
Our hope in times of darkness is the presence of God, not the resolution of our circumstances.
What is the main idea for verse 4?
To abandon whatever false shepherds tempt us away from following the Lord.
What is the "Life Change" for verse 1?
David killing Goliath.
What is a mountaintop?
Getting what you do NOT deserve.
What is grace or God's goodness?
Paths
What is verse 3?
When the Lord is our shepherd, we receive the righteousness of Christ as a free gift that he extends to us for the glory of his name.
What is the main idea of verse 3?
To reject any fears we have about suffering while in this world, knowing that our true hope is in God and the comfort He brings.
What is the "Life Change" for verse 4?
David becoming king.
What is a mountaintop?
The shepherd uses it to protect and guide his sheep.
What is a rod and staff?
Still Waters
What is verse 2?
God does not just accept those who surrender their lives to Christ - He delights in them.
What is the main idea of verse 5?
To pursue God's presence as the solution to our longings rather than freedom from our temporary circumstances.
What is the "Life Change" for verse 6?
David being sold by his brothers as a slave.
What is a NOT?
NOT getting what you deserve
What is mercy?
The Valley
What is verse 4?
When the Lord is our shepherd, he leads us in to perpetual rest for the restoration of our soul.
What is the main idea for verse 2?
To repent of any ways in which we are living to build up our name. Instead, to seek solely to live our lives for the sake of God's glory.
What is the "Life Change" for verse 3?
David being betrayed by his son to overtake his throne.
What is a valley?
They come to steal, kill, or destroy the sheep.
What are the false shepherds? (or hired hands)
Table
What is verse 5?
The ultimate hope of our Christian faith is to dwell with God forever, and that is a promise for those who belong to His flock.
What is the main idea of verse 6?
To reject any behaviors or habits in our lives where we are trying to earn God's acceptance and instead rest in the acceptance he has freely given us through faith in Christ.
What is the "Life Change" for verse 5?
David running from King Nebuchadnezzar.
What is NOT?
The Good Shepherd is willing to lay this down for his sheep.
What is His life?