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My Shepherd – “Dwell”
August 18, 2024 / Crossroads Community ChurchPsalm 23:6a
Goodness and mercy David; they do not merely him.
God’s is revealed as his and his , both expressed in his for his people.
Exodus 34:6-7; Psalm 119:68
“Mercy” is the of God – hesed. This is his , his .
The is pursuing us. God is his own . He doesn’t goodness and love; he goodness and love.
Complete , perfect , full provision: , , and .
Psalm 139:5
“Surely” is an intensive, affirmative word: this will . It can also be translated “.” When it is translated like this, it has a .
David is basically saying, “In all that happens to me, I see .”
Psalm 23:6b
He invites us to where he dwells and to be .
The phrase is literally “.”
Psalm 21:4; 93:5
When we live with the Lord, we will . It will never end.
We were created for ; the whole point of our existence is to .
Our exodus journey is not aimless wandering in the wilderness. We are on the Father’s porch. We are journeying to the house of the Lord. We are heading home!
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