Thankfulness is master key

The “master key” to unlimited universal care is available.

Enjoying divine provision for every day living is possible. David demonstrates use of the “master key” in the 23rd Psalm. “I shall not want,” declares David. I am cared for by the Shepherd.

“I don't need a thing…”

I have rest… ”you have bedded me down in lush meadows”

I have water… ”you find me quiet pools to drink from”

I am strengthened… ”you let me catch my breath”

I am guided… ”You send me in the right direction”

I have dependable friendship… ”even when the way goes through Death Valley I am not afraid, when you walk by my side”

I am peaceful… ”your trusty shepherd's crook makes me feel secure”

I have food… ”you serve me a six-course dinner in front of my enemies”

I have satisfaction… ”you revive my drooping head, my cup brims with blessing”

I have fulfillment… ”your beauty and love chase after me every day of my life”

I have hope unending… ”I'm back home in the House of God, for the rest of my life”

Thankfulness opens the door to God's extreme supply. Living is fulfilled, love is realized and the light of hope is reality. (Quotations from Psalm 23 MSG)

Rev. Paul Killingsworth serves as the pastor at Yuma First Assembly.