Study Guide: Self-Guided Questions
Psalm 23
"The Lord is my shepherd," and many people can finish the verse! Psalm 23 is one of the most famous passages in all of the Bible and is often read at funerals. But what if this was also meant to be an anthem for the living? What if there is never too much exposure to this gem? What if the Lord wants to do something so deeply renewing through this passage? Listen in as Newbreak Church leads us to see this familiar passage with some fresh insights and an invitation to experience more of the shepherd's goodness.
In this message, you will be encouraged and challenged to:
- Give up being the "captain of your own soul" to embrace the care of the shepherd
- Start a prayer journal and document the journey the shepherd takes us on
Newbreak’s Sermon Study Guide is an in-house resource that serves sermon-based Life Groups and/or individuals who want to reflect further on how the message contributes to their spiritual formation.
Self-Guided Questions
- Is there a sermon point that you liked or connected with?
- Which Bible verse or verses stood out to you the most?
- What stands out to you as you read the scriptures?
- How do the Bible verses connect to the sermon points?
- How do you think God is speaking to you with these verses?
- What do you think God may be asking you to do?
- How you might share this message with someone?
- Who would benefit from hearing this message?
- How will you share God’s truth with them?
This summer at Newbreak Church, we’re diving into the Psalms—a collection of ancient songs, prayers, and poems that capture every emotion and season of life. Throughout this series, we’ll discover how the Psalms invite us into honest conversations with God, helping us find His presence in both the highs and lows of our journey. Each week, we’ll explore different themes. Join us as we let the Psalms guide our prayers and praise, reminding us that God meets us right where we are—offering comfort, guidance, and the promise of His unfailing love.