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Under His Wings – A Place of Rest and Refuge Psalm 91:4

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 “He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge; his faithfulness will be your shield and rampart.” — Psalm 91:4    A Picture of Gentle Strength for All Ages Psalm 91:4 paints a powerful and tender image of God: He is like a mighty bird who covers His children with His feathers. This verse, though poetic, carries deep theological meaning. For children, it feels like a warm hug; for teens, it's a reminder they’re not alone in a changing world; for adults, it's a promise of protection amid life’s storms; and for elders, it's a lifelong testimony of God’s unfailing care. The “feathers” represent God’s closeness, softness, and desire to shelter us. But the verse doesn’t stop there—it says we find “refuge” under His wings. This is a divine invitation to trust Him in chaos and calm. Whether we are scared, uncertain, tired, or joyful, God provides a safe place—close to His heart—where we can rest and be renewed.   The Faithfulness of a Shephe...
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“The Lord Is My Shepherd” – Psalm 23:1

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  Psalm 23:1 begins with these simple but powerful words: "The Lord is my Shepherd; I shall not want." In ancient times, a shepherd was someone who lovingly cared for a flock of sheep—guiding them to green grass, protecting them from danger, and making sure they were never lost. The Bible uses this picture to help us understand what God is like. He is not distant or cold—He is close, kind, and caring. Just like a shepherd knows each sheep by name, God knows you . He knows your voice, your thoughts, your fears, and your dreams. When you feel scared, God is right there to comfort you. When you feel lonely or lost, He gently leads you back to safety. The song, “The Lord Is My Shepherd,” was written so children can sing about how they are never truly alone—because God is always with them. He gives peace when we're worried, joy when we're sad, and love that never runs out. It’s a reminder for every young heart that they are special, seen, and surrounded by a God who never...
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