A Psalm for the Twenty-First Century
Psalm 23 is probably the best known passage in the Bible, but such familiar passages are easily glossed over and their deeply personal significance is missed. This book is an attempt to bring those deeper meanings to the surface where the reader can discover their relevance for her or his life. The author finds that this Psalm is speaking to the major concerns of people today - fear, anger and anxiety. Retired United Methodist pastor Stan Brown brings a lifetime of faith and experience to the six verses of Psalm 23 in the hope of sharing the joy and comfort of life with Jesus, the Good Shepherd. Drawing on his many decades as a pastor, husband, father and community leader the author uses personal stories and simple illustrations to communicate these life-changing truths.
84 pages
English edition · First published 2016 by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform · ISBN 9781533119483
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