It’s as if we are reading this Psalm over Jesus’ shoulder. This marvelous psalm has ingrained itself into the corporate prayer and devotion of the church. Let us take the opportunity to remind ourselves that it has functioned similarly in the synagogue. In that light, perhaps we should ask ourselves how this prayer of David may have shaped the prayer life of Jesus himself, faithful yet radical son of Israel that he was and is. This prayer was on Jesus’ lips long before his followers realized he was the shepherd. Join us Sunday as Rev. Teresa shares new insight into this familiar 23rd psalm. See you Sunday, in person or online!
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