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The Lord is My Shepherd

An episode of the Trails Church podcast, hosted by Trails Church Winnipeg, titled "The Lord is My Shepherd" was published on July 6, 2025 and runs 57 minutes.

July 6, 2025 ·57m · Trails Church

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God’s comforting presence never clocks out.Whereas we are bound by time and space; while we close our eyes in sleep and can only be in one place at one time, we must remember that God is not like us.No, He is always with us. Not only in the green fields and beside the calm waters; no, all the time - meaning that He is with us as we walk through the darkest of valleys, promising us comfort, vindication, and a future that is safe and secure as He promises to bring us safely to His home, where we will enjoy His presence forever. That’s what Psalm 23 teaches us to sing.It reminds us that we never walk alone, for the God who found us and called us to Himself will be the One who walks with us throughout this life and into the next one.Thus, Psalm 23 is this beautiful reminder that the God of all comfort never abandons His people. Before joining us tomorrow for our gathering, we’d encourage you to read Psalm 23 and reflect upon these things:1) How have you experienced God’s comforting presence in your life? In the good times, as He has provided all that you’ve needed, but also in the dark valleys? How has God drawn near to you as the Good Shepherd and provided for you?2) Are there fearful situations that you are currently walking through? Today, is it a fight to remember these words: “You are with me"? 3) Are you practically resting in the awareness that your Good Shepherd is caring for you? In what area of your life do you need to be reminded of this? And are there those around you that need to be reminded of this truth? 4) How does knowing that God’s presence never clocks out change your outlook for today? How about for tomorrow?Pray As You Prepare:🙏 Pray comfort for those hurting: Ask God to be the God of all comfort to those walking through dark valleys right now; that they might experience His nearness.
🙏 Awareness of His presence: Pray we might not forget Jesus’ presence with us individually and as a church.
🙏 Confidence in His care: Pray that we might have a growing confidence that God is always with us, protecting and providing for us as His people. Pray that we might rejoice that His eyes never close. 

God’s comforting presence never clocks out.
Whereas we are bound by time and space; while we close our eyes in sleep and can only be in one place at one time, we must remember that God is not like us.
No, He is always with us. 
Not only in the green fields and beside the calm waters; no, all the time - meaning that He is with us as we walk through the darkest of valleys, promising us comfort, vindication, and a future that is safe and secure as He promises to bring us safely to His home, where we will enjoy His presence forever. 
That’s what Psalm 23 teaches us to sing.
It reminds us that we never walk alone, for the God who found us and called us to Himself will be the One who walks with us throughout this life and into the next one.
Thus, Psalm 23 is this beautiful reminder that the God of all comfort never abandons His people. 
Before joining us tomorrow for our gathering, we’d encourage you to read Psalm 23 and reflect upon these things:
1) How have you experienced God’s comforting presence in your life? In the good times, as He has provided all that you’ve needed, but also in the dark valleys? How has God drawn near to you as the Good Shepherd and provided for you?
2) Are there fearful situations that you are currently walking through? Today, is it a fight to remember these words: “You are with me"? 
3) Are you practically resting in the awareness that your Good Shepherd is caring for you? In what area of your life do you need to be reminded of this? And are there those around you that need to be reminded of this truth? 
4) How does knowing that God’s presence never clocks out change your outlook for today? How about for tomorrow?
Pray As You Prepare:
🙏 Pray comfort for those hurting: Ask God to be the God of all comfort to those walking through dark valleys right now; that they might experience His nearness.

🙏 Awareness of His presence: Pray we might not forget Jesus’ presence with us individually and as a church.

🙏 Confidence in His care: Pray that we might have a growing confidence that God is always with us, protecting and providing for us as His people. Pray that we might rejoice that His eyes never close. 

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