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Sample · The Lord Is My Shepherd · Sunday, October 25, 2026
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Kids memory verse (KJV)
Psalm 23:1 — The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want.
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Kids: Bible story (ages 4–11)
✓ 0 verses added · 7 citationsThe Lord Is My Shepherd: a Bible story for kids
Today's Bible story is Psalm 23. Find it with a grown-up and read it together. 0:58
A long time ago, before he was a king, David took care of sheep. Sheep need a lot of help! They need food, water, and someone to keep them safe. 4:05
First: David said, "The LORD is my shepherd." God takes care of us like a good shepherd takes care of his sheep. 4:05
Next: The shepherd leads the sheep to green grass and quiet water so they can rest. God gives us rest, too. 6:30
Then: Even when the path goes through a dark valley, the sheep are not alone. God is with us when we are scared. 14:45
Last: Jesus said, "I am the good shepherd." He loves His sheep so much that He gave His life for them. 25:50
Remember: God is not just a shepherd. He is my shepherd! 4:05
Kids: 5-question quiz
✓ 0 verses added · 5 citationsWhat job did David have before he was a king? 4:05
- ✓ Shepherd
- Baker
- Sailor
Where does the shepherd lead his sheep to rest? 6:30
- A busy road
- ✓ Green pastures and still waters
- The top of a tall tree
When the sheep walk through the dark valley, who is with them? 14:45
- Nobody
- A lion
- ✓ The Shepherd
Who said, "I am the good shepherd"? 25:50
- ✓ Jesus
- A king
- A farmer
What little word did Pastor Sam say makes Psalm 23 personal? 4:05
- Big
- ✓ My
- Fast
Kids: coloring page
✓ 0 verses added · 1 citationsColor a shepherd leading his sheep beside still waters, with green grass all around, just like Psalm 23 says: "He leadeth me beside the still waters." 6:30
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Teens: daily 2-minute challenge + discussion
✓ 0 verses added · 8 citationsDaily 2-minute challenge
- Tue: Read Psalm 23:1 and say it out loud with the word my emphasized. 4:05
- Wed: Put your phone away for 15 minutes and just rest. The Shepherd gives rest as a gift. 6:30
- Thu: Write down one place you've wandered, and ask God to bring you back. 12:20
- Fri: Text one friend who is going through something hard. Remind them they are not alone. 28:30
- Sat: List three ways God's goodness and mercy "chased you down" this week. 22:40
Discuss
- Pastor Sam said, "Not just a shepherd. My shepherd." Is your faith personal, or mostly borrowed from your parents? 4:05
- In verse 4, David stops talking about God and starts talking to Him. Why do hard times make that shift happen? 17:30
- What does it mean that you are walking through the valley, not staying in it? 14:45
Family: 10-minute dinner-table devotional
✓ 0 verses added · 6 citationsDinner-table devotional (10 minutes): The Lord Is My Shepherd
Read (2 min): Read Psalm 23 out loud together. Let a different family member read each verse. 0:58
Talk (5 min):
- For kids: What does a shepherd do for his sheep? For grown-ups: Pastor Sam said "the Shepherd does not drive his sheep. He leads them." Where do you need His leading? 9:10
- For kids: Why is it good that the shepherd stays with the sheep in the dark valley? For grown-ups: What valley has our family walked through, and how was God with us? 14:45
- For everyone: Jesus said He is the good shepherd who gave His life for the sheep. How does that show His love? 25:50
Do (2 min): Think of one person in a valley right now. Make a card, call, or plan a visit as a family. 28:30
Pray (1 min): Lord, thank you for being our shepherd. Walk with us through every valley, and bring us home to your house for ever. 33:00
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