125. I Shall Not Want

Psalm 1-2,15,22-24,47,68   

The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want.   Psalm 23:1

This is a very familiar and short verse but there's a lot to learn from this verse. David said that because the Lord was his shepherd, he didn't want. Christ was his satisfaction so much so that there was nothing else that he wanted. He didn't lack with the Lord as his shepherd. The Lord was enough. Can you say that in your life? With Christ as your shepherd, do you still want for more? Is the Lord your satisfaction? If He's not, are you seeking your satisfaction from someone or something else? Christ is the only one that can truly satisfy and if you try to look for it elsewhere, you will always be discontent. Will you choose to find your satisfaction in the Lord? Can you like David say, "The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want"?

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