Devotional questions
Psalm 23:2
First prayerfully read and meditate on Psalm 23:2 “He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters.”
Questions to think about:
1. If Jesus were a shepherd leading you today, what “green pastures” or “still waters” would you want Him to bring you to?
2. Think of a time God told you “no” or slowed you down, what did you learn about Him in that moment?
3. Which is harder for you: surrendering control of your plans or trusting God in moments of uncertainty, and why?
4. Imagine your life as a field - where are you wandering and where is God calling you to lie down?
5. How have you experienced God providing for you when you chose to trust Him rather than your own efforts?
6. How can you celebrate and give thanks to God for His faithfulness even in a season that feels slow or unproductive?
7. What Scripture or truth can you memorize or meditate on this week to help you trust God’s leading?
8. In a world that values productivity and busyness, what’s one intentional “pause” you can take this week to trust God’s timing?
Psalm 23:1
First prayerfully read and meditate on Psalm 23:1 “The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want.”
Questions to think about:
1. How do the choices I make everyday reveal who is sitting on the throne of my heart? In what ways do I think God honors and rewards the right choices?
2. In what areas of my life am I still resisting Christ’s authority, and what would surrender look like in those areas?
3. Where am I feeling a sense of lack right now? How might God be inviting me to trust His provision instead of chasing after my own solutions?
4. What blessings has God already given me that I need to remember so that I would walk in gratitude?
5. Take one practical action this week to trust Jesus’ Lordship in your life, then see how He shifts your heart.