Sufficient Shepherd
“ The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. ” Psalms 23 : 1 NKJV Believer’s roam, ruin, and rumbling in the world show the need of making more than a rhyme out of Psalms 23. The enemy knows that we often believe in the wantonness of wanting than in the sufficiency of our Shepherd. Gripped by the fear of the wantonness of wanting, believers would readily carry their birthright on righteousness, truth, and confidence in God to pawn shops. Whereas, even demons and familiar spirits will see Jesus approaching and cry out with loud voices “ What have I to do with You, Jesus, Son of the Most High God? I implore You by God that You do not torment me ( Mark 5 : 7 NKJV )”. Therefore, why do we always agree to be tormented by the wantonness of wanting, given the sufficiency of our Shepherd? Actually, the Lord is every believer’s shepherd…and not just the psalmist’s shepherd; and those whose confidence is rested in this divine revelation shall not want protection, provisions, and prese...