Jul. 19, 2026

In this sermon, Bro. Kevin Marsh explores spiritual renewal and guidance through Psalm 23, focusing on the Lord as our Shepherd. He explains that people, much like sheep, often become “stuck” in patterns, sins, or burdens they cannot fix on their own and need the Shepherd to restore them and lead them back to the right path.

Key themes include:

• God Restores Us: Using the picture of a sheep that has rolled onto its back and cannot get up, Bro. Marsh teaches that when we are spiritually exhausted or “dying inside,” we must rely on the Shepherd to turn us over and restore our souls.

• The Right Path vs. Familiar Paths: Sheep naturally follow the same worn‑out ruts, even when those paths are harmful. The message challenges listeners to stop relying on familiar but unhealthy patterns and instead follow the Shepherd’s “paths of righteousness.”

• For His Name’s Sake: The Shepherd’s reputation is connected to the care of His flock. Because God is faithful to His own character, He does not abandon His work in us; He completes what He begins.

Conclusion:

Bro. Marsh encourages anyone feeling overwhelmed or spiritually stuck to stop trying to handle everything in their own strength. He offers a call to action for those who need to accept Jesus as their Savior or surrender burdens they were never meant to carry, urging them to settle their business with the Shepherd and trust Him fully.