The Lord of Psalm 23 & Remade
The Lord of Psalm 23: Psalm 23 may be the most frequently recited of all the psalms. It begins with the familiar phrase, “The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.” The Lord of Psalm 23 is an insightful exploration of the profound truths conveyed in these verses. The book examines how the Lord Jesus shepherds believers and how He protects us and leads us to His eternal kingdom. Author David Gibson plumbs the depths behind the “almost too familiar words” in Psalm 23 to give readers an even greater love for Christ and a richer measure of comfort and peace.
Remade: A collection of ninety brief meditations that unpack what Scripture says about God's transforming power in a believer's life. Remade: Embracing Your Complete Identity in Christ examines three different identities common to all who trust in Christ through faith. Thirty readings explain that believers are saints who possess every spiritual blessing and are being remade into the likeness of Christ. Thirty additional readings explore how believers are sinners saved by grace and rest in the provision of Christ. And the thirty final readings explore the experience of suffering in the life of the believer and how suffering is used by God to purify those He calls to Himself. Remade will help readers look in the mirror and see themselves as God sees them.
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The Lord of Psalm 23: Psalm 23 may be the most frequently recited of all the psalms. It begins with the familiar phrase, “The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.” The Lord of Psalm 23 is an insightful exploration of the profound truths conveyed in these verses. The book examines how the Lord Jesus shepherds believers and how He protects us and leads us to His eternal kingdom. Author David Gibson plumbs the depths behind the “almost too familiar words” in Psalm 23 to give readers an even greater love for Christ and a richer measure of comfort and peace.
Remade: A collection of ninety brief meditations that unpack what Scripture says about God's transforming power in a believer's life. Remade: Embracing Your Complete Identity in Christ examines three different identities common to all who trust in Christ through faith. Thirty readings explain that believers are saints who possess every spiritual blessing and are being remade into the likeness of Christ. Thirty additional readings explore how believers are sinners saved by grace and rest in the provision of Christ. And the thirty final readings explore the experience of suffering in the life of the believer and how suffering is used by God to purify those He calls to Himself. Remade will help readers look in the mirror and see themselves as God sees them.