Sunday review: March 15-20
This week’s posts Monday through Friday led us to ponder one of our favorite Bible passages, Psalm 23. Read the psalm and reflect on these devotions again. And then consider Saturday’s bonus post that prods us to look at the everyday difference each of us can make with our lives.
March 15
Psalm 23 opens with an important reminder: The God of all creation is and will forever be our shepherd. He can’t and won’t stop himself from his role in being there for us and meeting every need. It’s in his nature and it is his promise.
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March 16
The way of restoration involves taking the next right step. But it works only if we take the step, as David described, on the paths of righteousness. Steps that don’t lead to righteousness will always result in less life and more mess.
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March 17
Hang on to our shepherd today. He is with you in the darkness. He will lead you through it. His paths are sometimes scary, but they always lead us back to the light. He has walked these paths many times with others, and he will walk them with you.
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March 18
David knew what we continue to discover. God will provide, even right in front of our adversaries. And we don’t have to worry, because he not only provides for us, he also will never abandon us.
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March 19
Goodness and Mercy won’t stop. They are in for the long haul. They will follow us every day for the rest of our lives. Their pursuit will sometimes help us forget everything else and rest as if we are already in our permanent dwelling place of eternity.
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March 20
One way to cope with the probability that someday I’ll be forgotten is to evaluate how much I care about being known today.
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