Because David knew that the Lord was his Shepherd, he could say, “I shall not want.” But what did David mean by that? I will first emphasize the obvious meaning of his words, and then briefly consider a secondary meaning. The obvious meaning is that David was confident that the Lord would provide for him. […]

“The Lord Is My Shepherd” Psalms twenty-three is one of the most popular passages in the Bible. Preachers have used it to comfort those who are going through trials and tribulations and have even used the Psalm when eulogizing the dead. Each night this week we want to wind down with some thoughts from this […]

A Shield, a Helmet, and a two-edged Sword (Ephesians 6:16-17) All this week I have been emphasizing the reality of the spiritual warfare in which we are engaged. We are not given a choice about this. When we obeyed the gospel, we were enlisted in the army of Christ and immediately sent to the frontlines. […]