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It is a pleasure to walk through God’s Word with so many of you on our daily podcast. The paths of Scripture are full of adventure and spiritual refreshment! Thank you for being a fellow traveler as we seek to follow our tour guide, the Holy Spirit.

The Lord Jesus said of the Holy Spirit, “Howbeit when he, the Spirit of truth, is come, he will guide you into all truth…” (John 16:13). This is my prayer as we approach the Bible: Holy Spirit, guide us into all the truth that God has for us.

Today we conclude our journey through Psalm 23. Every episode of The Shepherd in the Shadows is available in the ETJ archive. What a treasure to know that our Good Shepherd is continuing to lead us all!

So, what is the next step in our Enjoying the Journey study?

On Monday we begin a brand new series in Genesis through the life of Joseph. This study will coincide with our recently released book, The Lord was with Joseph. I hope you will obtain a digital, audio, or physical copy of the book for yourself. You may find out more about the new resource at enjoyingthejourney.org/joseph.

Our podcast series will follow Joseph through the ups and downs of his journey, and discover the one constant of his life. From youth through old age, through his blessings and burdens, we learn how to live consciously in the presence of God. May God teach us all how to walk in God’s presence every day!

I look forward to joining you in Scripture again next week…

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  1. Raymond Ricard on August 5, 2022 at 2:52 PM

    Thank you brother Pauley,
    It is good food for our soul during our time in the wilderness.
    As you have taught us He will lead us in green pasture.

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