A PSALM OF THE RECOVERED FINDING REST IN THE GOOD SHEPHERD

We get to do this because God is calling more and more people for such a time as this.

And you need to know that it's no mistake you're here.

So...

You know, many times, we're body, soul, and spirit.

So many times, we'll talk about things that are very practical in the physical realm, just the real practical, physical stuff we go through.

Then there are times when we may speak of the soul, our mind, will, and emotion, because how many know we can get wounds, we can get stress, we can get all those things? And then there are times when we just jump right into spiritual warfare.

Just grab your seatbelt and giddy up because we're not watering it down, right? But tonight, as I was thinking about and praying about what to share tonight, and everything is with the heart to equip you, to empower you, not just to give information to you.

And the thing that the Lord really put on my heart is I just want to minister to you tonight from the word.

I just want to minister to your heart tonight from the word because many times we can get dry in the soul.

We can get weary in the mind.

We can get physically fatigued.

And the image I got was somebody who had Kind of been on the desert.

They were thirsty.

They were dry.

They were kind of wounded.

And the Lord said, just minister to them from the word, if that makes sense.

And so I just want to care for you tonight.

Sometimes we get rowdy in here and sometimes you never know.

But we always follow what the Holy Spirit leads us to do.

And so what I want to share with you tonight is something that some of you have heard before you think, but not.

And the difference is how many know that the Lord will shed something new every time.

And so tonight what I'm going to talk to you about is a psalm of the recovered, a psalm of the recovered.

Uh, and I, I just pray that this will minister to your heart.

Um, we live in a time guys where we live in the world in a world that is exhausted, uh, fearful and confused unless you're in Christ.

And I mean, physically we can get tired and stuff.