THE SEED
“The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want.” – Psalm 23:1 (NKJV)
This well-loved verse carries deep truth. To say “The Lord is my shepherd” is to
acknowledge that He guides, protects, and provides. Sheep cannot survive without a shepherd; they depend on him for food, direction, and safety. When God is your shepherd, you can rest from fear of lack or danger. His leadership brings peace. His provision is sure. His presence drives away fear. To enjoy the fullness of this blessing, we must submit to His leading daily—not just when it’s convenient.
BIBLE READINGS: Psalm 23:1–6 (KJV)
PRAYER: Lord, be my Shepherd always. Lead me, provide for me, and keep me in Your care. Amen.
OLÚWA NI OLÙSÓ ÀGÙNTÀN MI
IRUGBIN NAA
Olúwa ni Olùṣọ́ èmi àgùntàn rẹ̀, èmi kì yóò ṣe aláìní. Orin Dafidi 23:1
Ẹsẹ Bibeli ti opolopo feran yii mu ooto ijinle dani. Lati so wipe “Oluwa ni Oluso aguntan mi”, nilatigbape,Onsọ́ ̣ọ, ondaaboboó,̣ o si n pese. Aguntan ko le yè laisi oluso. Won gbekele e fun ounje, itoni ati aabo. Ti Olórun ba je Oluso Aguntan re, o ye ki o sinmi lowo èṛ ù aini tabi ewu. Idari Re n fa alaafia. Ipese Re daju. Iwalaaye re le eru lo. Lati gbadun ekunrere ibukun yii, a ni lati jowo ara wa fún idari Re lojoojumo- kii se nigba ti o rorun nikan.
BIBELI KIKA: Orin Dafidi 23:1-6
ADURA: Oluwa, je Oluso aguntan mi nigba gbogbo. Dari mi, pese fun mi, ki o fi mi si abé ìsó Re. Amin.
