Jesus prayed for his followers, asking the Father to guard them in unity and truth. Betrayed, he was arrested and endured questioning before Pilate, yet declared his kingdom was not of this world. Condemned, he carried the cross and was crucified, fulfilling Scripture. From the cross he entrusted his mother to John and declared, “It is finished.” Buried in a garden tomb, he rose on the third day, appearing first to Mary Magdalene, then to his disciples, breathing peace and commissioning them. By the sea, he restored Peter, calling him to shepherd his flock with love.

We can see the way David spoke about God and to God and all that meant for him, so that his personal encounter with God, becomes our personal encounter with God. I want you to see he’s your great shepherd, who provides for you, protects you and preserves you. In the most difficult and dark of circumstances he is with you.