The Shepherd - Kingdom Peace Part 4 - with Pastor Marci Glisson

We've been talking about Psalms 23.

How many of you have been enjoying that?

Amen. And so let's go back over

tonight and finish this out for our last Wednesday night that

we'll be talking about this. And you know, we've been reading

out of Psalms 23 verses one through 6 and it says this the

Lord is my shepherd to feed, to guide and to shield me.

I shall not want. He lets me lie down in green

pastures. He leads me besides still

waters. He refreshes and restores my

soul. He leads me in paths of

righteousness for his name's sake.

And even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of

death, I will fear no evil. For you are with me, Your rod to

protect me, and your staff to guide me.

They comfort and console me. You prepare a table before me in

the presence of my enemies. You have anointed and refreshed

my head with oil, Hallelujah, and my cup overflows.

Surely goodness and mercy and unfailing love shall follow me

all the days of my life, and I shall dwell forever throughout

all my days in the house and in the presence of the Lord.

Hallelujah. And so we have gone through

Psalms 23 and we have went Scripture line upon line, so to

speak, precept upon precept, breaking out every verse in

here. And last week we stopped on

realizing that He has anointed us.

Amen. He has anointed us and what that

anointing was for, Amen. And we realized that that

anointing was to break off, come on every yoke of bondage.

It it was the anointing, the burden, removing power of God,

Hallelujah. And that's what the anointing

was there for, which came with the word fatness, right?

We talked about that and so it's very important that we finish

out the rest of that verse because we see that we were

anointed, right? But then that same verse goes on

to say that our cup runs over. Amen.

Our cup runs over glory to God. So the anointing is twofold.

The anointing is there. Come on to break every burden

and destroy every yoke of bondage that maybe have been or

shouldn't be now. But sometimes we know it can

happen again, that we're yoked back into something, right?

Or we have been burdened into something and it's become a

stronghold in our life again. But the anointing is always

there to be able to come and break that off of you, Amen.

And it's in you, It's in you, Amen.

So again, we have to recognize not only was there an anointing,

right, but that anointing also can represent your cup

overflowing. Your cup overflowing, meaning

the anointing also can bring a full supply in your life.

The anointing is there so that your cup never does have to run

dry. Amen.

So that it never has to run dry so that so to speak, you can

always live a full life. You can always live a full life.

You can live in the fullness of God with a full supply of

everything that we have need of everything.

Amen that remember the very first scripture.

He says the Lord is my shepherd, I shall not what what and it

said that we shouldn't have to want for any good thing.

We shouldn't have to lack in any good thing.

So again, the reason why is because we have an anointing to

be able to tap in to receive come on a full abundance or a

supply so that our cup will never have to run dry.

Hallelujah that we can stay full of oil.

Hallelujah, glory to God, we can stay full and you know, he even

this is just a side note, just because it came up by the Holy

Ghost is we talked about the virgins that in the in the hour

that we ought to be keeping our what our lamps full of oil and

who's responsible for that we are.

He's given us the anointing so that at all times we can tap

into that anointing and keep that oil flowing fresh.

Hallelujah. It's always can be fresh in our

life and all we have to do is stir it up, right?

All we have to do is stir up that anointing that is already

been given to us. Hallelujah, glory to God, so

that we can always stay full. Come on.

We don't have to be tired. We don't have to be rundown.

We don't have to be burdened with all kinds of cares in this

life. We don't have to be concerned

about situations. Know what we need to learn to do

is just stir up the oil on the inside of us.

Stir it up, tap into the well of oil that's right there.

That bubbling brook. Glory to God, that fool's gold.

Come on. What is that old show?

You know, green anchors, the Beverly Hillbillies, the black

gold Texas tea. Am I showing my I'm 19 here,

guys. Anyway, so we ought to be

stirring up the oil that's been given to us and keeping it

fresh, Amen. Keeping it fresh.

And at any time it seems like it's running dry, we can just

tap into it, Amen. Tap into it.

Glory to God. So he lets us know, listen, my

cup runs over. It's running over, living in the

overflow. We're going to sing that at the

end. It just came up, so get ready,

Tabitha. Live and chance.

Living in the overflow. This is what this means.

My cup runneth over. Come on.

This is what this means, that we should be living in this flow of

the spirit, the anointing that's been given to us.

Hallelujah. And so another meaning for cup

is also portion. It also means portion.

You know what this means? We all have a portion that's

been given to us. Nobody has more of a portion

than anybody else. We've all been given a portion.

We've all been given also. This means portion.

Here. We can also say we've all been

given an inheritance. This is our inheritance.

This is our portion. This is what's been allotted to

us. This is what this is meaning,

that we've all been given a portion, we've all been given an

inheritance, we've all been allotted something from God that

belongs to us and He wants it to be in the overflow.

He wants it to be in abundance. Hallelujah.

Whatever the portion is, He wants an abundance of it in your

life. Hallelujah, glory to God.

So that is what this means by my cup.

This cup, it's my portion, my inheritance, something that has

been allotted to me, that belongs to me or to every child

of God. Hallelujah.

Now let's look at Psalm 16. It says the Lord is the portion

of mine inheritance and of my cup.

Thou maintainest my lot. Hallelujah, glory to God.

Now let's look at that in the amplified.

I want to read it out of the amplified because this is really

what I want you to get. The Lord is the portion of my

inheritance, my cup. Here it is.

He's all I need. See, He is your portion.

The fact that we've been given Him, He is our portion.

He is our inheritance. He is our everything.

Everything that He has belongs to us.

Hallelujah. Everything that He has belongs

to us. Glory to God.

So He is all I need. He is all.

Every human heart is looking for one thing, and that is for God

Himself to fill it up. And when He fills it up, He

wants it overflowing. He don't want you barely

thinking you're saved. No, He wants you to know,

without a shadow of a doubt, come on, that you belong to Him.

That he is your Shepherd. And you hear his voice come on,

and no other you will follow. And so he says.

He is all I need. Listen to what it says.

You support my lot in the Amplified.

You support my lot. You know what that means?

Whatever that has been a portion to me as my inheritance, he

supports it. Glory to God, we got child

support happening right here on a whole nother level that he

said he'd never let his seed have to beg for bread.

Come on, you don't have to worry about him leaving you as an

orphan for someone else to have to foster you or take care of

you because he fully supports his children.

Glory to God, you have a portion.

I haven't heard one. Amen from my biggest

cheerleader. Oh glory to God.

OK, I may need to do that and get A and get something.

I can turn it down when I want to.

Anyway, let's go to Psalms 142 before I get in trouble.

Verse five. He might do another cartwheel up

here to try to prove me wrong. If you, if you know, you know,

if you, if you weren't here, you missed it on Sunday.

So Psalms 42 five says this. I cried out to you, O Lord, I

said, you are my refuge, my portion in the land of the

living. So we don't have to wait till we

die to get to heaven to get our blessed inheritance.

And in the sweet by and by. Come on.

No, there's a portion and an inheritance right here in the

land of the living that belongs to us.

And it's an overflowing portion, an overflowing inheritance that

belongs to us. Glory to God.

And then let's look where it says my portion in the land of

the living. See portion here also means

broad 'cause you talking about territory.

Amen. Come on, there's a broad portion

that belongs to us. There's a broad piece of

territory that belongs to us. The earth.

Come on, the meek, what shall inherit the earth?

There's a portion that belongs to us, and it is broad, and it

also means it is wealthy and it is an abundance of a place that

belongs to us to walk into. You see all that He wants us to

have in this life as believers fully supplied, fully supplied

with all resources of everything that he says belongs to us.

It should be overflowing in our life.

You know what joy should be overflowing in our life Come on,

the love of God should be overflowing in our life.

The forgiveness of God should be overflowing in our life.

Come on the the strength of God should be overflowing in our

life, right? What the full provision of

everything that we have need of should be overflowing in our

life. Peace should be overflowing in

our life. Everything that he says a child

of God can walk in should be flowing in our life and

overflowing. Amen.

Because there's an abundant place that belongs to us in

Christ. That's what that means.

There's an abundant place that belongs to us in Christ.

Psalm 66, here it is. Psalm 6612 says this.

Thou has caused men to ride over our heads.

We went through the fire and through the water, glory to God.

But thou brought us out into a wealthy place.

Hallelujah, He brought us out into a wealthy place, and that

place belongs to us today. Hallelujah, it belongs to us

today. Look at Philippians chapter 1,

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Philippians chapter 1 and verse 19 out of the amplified.

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This has been a scripture that I've meditated on.

I've brought this up multiple times in I've ministered on it

in the last few years and in our prayer times.

I've brought it up multiple times, Philippians 119 and the

amplified says it this for I know with confidence that this

will turn out for my deliverance and spiritual well-being through

your prayers and the Super abundant supply of the Spirit

because remember, we're still talking about a supply of the

spirit or the anointing the oil, come on.

So there is a super abundant supply of the Spirit of Christ,

which upholds me, glory to God. So you know what that means.

No matter what we're walking through, come on, if we'll just

go and call out to the Lord, our Good Shepherd, our Great

Shepherd, come on, the Chief Shepherd.

In situations and times that we're going through through

prayer, all we need to know is there is a super abundant supply

of the Spirit during that time in your life, an overflowing

supply for you in that season in your life or whatever difficulty

you may be going through, Whatever situation you may go

through, if you will just call on the name of the Lord and tap

in to the supply of the Spirit, Hallelujah.

You'll walk through it as if it never affected you, Hallelujah.

All because of the anointing upon your life when you tap into

it. Hallelujah.

Now look at Second Corinthians, Second Corinthians Chapter 9 and

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verse 8. This is that supply of the

Spirit that he's talking about. 2nd Corinthians 98 it says, and

God is able to make all grace, every favor because we're going

to be talking about that in a minute.

All grace, every favor and earthly blessing come to you in

what? An abundance, an abundance.

So there is a full supply, an abundant supply of grace because

grace is attached to the Spirit. They're inseparable.

Grace is attached to the Spirit. Hallelujah.

So you will be able to tap into the Spirit of God, which will

burst forth the grace of God in an abundant supply.

And whatever you're going through, and look what He says,

every favor and earthly blessing will come to you in an abundance

so that you may always say always under all circumstances,

say all circumstances, regardless of the need, Say it.

Come on, have complete sufficiency in everything.

Hallelujah. That is that full supply, a

complete sufficiency in everything that you have need of

for what? What every circumstance

regardless. If you'll just call on the

shepherd, Hallelujah. Oh, if you'll call on him.

If you'll just call on his name and say, Lord, I need a full

supply of your grace, Come on. I need to tap into this

anointing during this situation instead of letting it get us

down. Come on, let the anointing

bubble up from the inside. Glory to God and help you ride

over it like an edifice and rise up with wing wings like an

eagle. Come on and let him be your

strength and soar over the circumstance and situation.

Hallelujah. This is what Psalms 23 is

talking about. Amen.

And so he says for every thing you'll have a full sufficiency

being completely self-sufficient.

Oh, I like that. self-sufficient in him.

Not self-sufficient and relying on your own works on your own

self, but self-sufficient and relying on the grace of God and

the supply of the anointing so that it can overflow in your

life. Come on, glory to God and have

an abundance for every good work and act of charity.

Look at that, anything that God is needing for us to do this is

in relation and why your cup can overflow where you think there's

lack. He's all sufficient so that I

can believe Him, so that my cup, come on, can overflow, so that I

can do what it is that needs to be done for Him.

For every good work, then He's asking us to partake in

Hallelujah. Glory to God.

He wants us. He wants our cup overflowing.

Come on, put your hands like this cup.

It isn't that what it's called. And every time you get in a

circumstance or a situation, just cup your hands and say,

Lord, I'm going to look at the cup here and imagine it

overflowing. I'm not going to look at it

being empty. And I'm not going to look at it

being half full. No, I'm going to look at it as

overflowing. Hallelujah.

This is just a little reminder, you know, these things are

actually practical, relevant teachings for your everyday

life. And I can guarantee you if the

Holy Ghost would remind you of these things during situations

and you actually apply it, guess what's going to happen?

You're going to have the victory because His Spirit lives within

me so I can walk. Come on, it's my victory.

It's my victory. It is your victory.

The fact that the Holy Spirit can remind you of the word of

God can remind you of things I'll never forget when we were

youth pastors. And you know, Pastor Earl is

still even creative today where he's doing cartwheels and riding

bikes through the sanctuary and, you know, all kinds of

demonstrations. Those demonstrations are to get

charged within you for a practical teaching so that you

can live it out and the Holy Ghost can remind you.

Now wait a minute. What did Pastor Earl say about

that bike when he was riding through about if your faith

seems a little shaky because you hadn't really been in faith in a

while, but you can hop on that bike again and just start

peddling. Come on.

And the more you peddle, the stronger your faith can get.

Glory to God. But anyway, I remember you know

him as youth pastors and we would use all kinds of crazy

things to try to lodge into teenagers brains, you know,

praise the Lord and there was a drink.

So be is there still drinks that those drinks today Sobeys Well,

it was really popular, popular, you know, when he was youth

pastoring then back years ago. And so he would bring those that

he brought that drink up Sobey and had a message on so be it,

so be it means yes, whatever the Amen, so be it means Amen.

So whatever the Lord has said, so be it.

We can do it, right? And I mean, you would, I mean,

those teenagers come and then I think you even brought Sobeys

for some of them to drink and stuff that night.

But I'm going to tell you for years they would come up and

remember that Sobeys. So be it.

Amen. Yes, Lord, you can do it.

So your cup needs to overflow. So next time a situation takes

place, cup your hands and call on the name of the Lord.

Come on. So John 1010 says that the thief

comes only in order to steal, kill and destroy.

But listen to what he says. But I came that you may have

life and have it in what abundance to the full, the

amplified says until it overflows.

So he's all about living in the overflow.

He's all about it, Amen and so we need to get all about it and

the way we're going to live in abundant supply of everything

and all sufficiencies is if we start believing it, Amen.

And then we start acting on it. Wait a minute here.

The Lord said I should be living in the overflow, that everything

should be increasing in my life and there should be an overflow

in my marriage. Come on, there should be an

overflow with things that's going on in our lives that you

know what? There should be grace and favor

that is abounding for everything that we are doing.

Hallelujah. Because this is how He wants us

to live. Now look at the next point.

It says this Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the

days of my life. And why is this important when

he says to make every fake grace, to make every favor

abound to you? Because that's what mercy right

brings. It is undeserved favor, favor,

and so that's what this means his goodness, his favor, his

loving kindness, his goodness and his mercy will follow me all

the days of my life. So if you are walking because we

already saw, you know the the requirements of walking and

being led by him. If you're being led by him and

you're walking in his righteousness, then you can be

confident. Come on, that the annoying team

will be there, that your abundant supply will be there,

and that you can have confidence that his favor is upon your

life, that his favor is upon your life.

That's his mercy, his favor, his goodness, his loving kindness.

It is upon your life and you can have confidence in that and that

it's going to follow you everywhere you go.

That means when you go to the grocery store, you're going to

have favor. They're going to, I don't know

why, but you know what you need to get?

You need to get two of these. You know, I just don't know why.

I just want to give them to you whatever favor or you go to get

a car and the car dealership, you know, I mean, I can tell you

a many of people that's gotten cars and favor has been there

upon their life because they believed for it where they

couldn't have got a car come on, but favor was there.

It followed them. It followed them.

Hallelujah follows all the days of my life, Psalms 13, five and

six, it says. But I have trusted and relied

and been confident in your loving kindness and your

faithfulness. My heart shall rejoice and

delight in your salvation. I will sing to the Lord because

listen, He has dealt bountifully right with me.

That's that abundance, that's that goodness, that's that

faithfulness, That's that favor, that's that mercy.

Hallelujah, that belongs to us, belongs to us, but we can be

confident in it when we're trusting and relying on Him.

Psalms 13, Five and six out of the amplified.

It says it this way. I have trusted and relied on and

been confidence in your loving kindness and your faithfulness.

My heart shall rejoice and delight in your salvation.

I will sing to the Lord because He has dealt bountifully with

me. Is that the same?

10 Sorry, I read it twice and put it on there twice.

OK, let's move on. Limitations.

Limitations. Chapter 3, verses 22 through 25

says it this way. It is because of the Lord's

loving kindness that we are not consumed, because His tender

compassion never fail. They are new every morning.

Great and beyond measure is your faithfulness.

The Lord is my portion and my inheritance, says my soul.

Therefore I've hoped in him and wait expectantly for him.

The Lord is good to those who wait confidently for him and to

those who seek Him. On the authorities of God's

Word. Hallelujah.

On the authority of God's Word. See, that's what we rest in, the

authority of God's Word and what He says belongs to us as our

portion. And that this goodness and this

favor and this mercy and this loving kindness is running me

down. It's always there, always there

running us down. Hallelujah.

And we can be confident in that. We should have confidence in

that. Philippians One and Six says

this. I am convinced and confident of

this very thing, that he who has begun a good work in you will

continue to perfect and complete it until the day of Christ,

until the time of His return. So we can be confident that no

matter what's going on, when we call on the Lord as our

Shepherd, come on, He's always there trying to make every

effort for us in every situation so that it benefits us, that it

benefits us. Hallelujah.

And whatever it is that we are needing and we can be confident

that until he returns, listen, he's working this thing out for

our behalf. He's working it out.

If we'll just continue to trust in Him and be confident in what

He is doing in our life. Hallelujah.

So let's go to the next and last point.

We're going to get done early, maybe until we get into the

overflow anyway. So the next point is I love this

because this we could talk about and get into with the overflow,

but here it says I will dwell in the House of the Lord forever.

OK, I will dwell in the House of the Lord forever.

This means dwell. We know what this it means to

sit, to remain, to abide. That's what this means to dwell.

It means to dwell, it means to sit, it means to remain in that

seat and it means to abide in. So he's letting us know, listen,

we are going to sit, we're going to remain, we're going to dwell,

we're going to abide in the House of the Lord forever.

We could say it this way. Two, we could say that it is His

habitation. It's where He makes His home.

And we already know that we are carriers.

Come on, we are carriers. He made His abode within us.

Praise God, so I don't have to wait till I get to heaven to be

able to dwell in His house. I don't have to wait till I get

to heaven and to the mansion. Come on to be in His presence

and dwell and abide with Him every day because He's made His

habitation within our hearts. Glory to God, so every day I get

to abide in Him. I get to abide in the vine.

I get to abide and habitate with Him.

Come on and spend time with Him and sit in His presence.

I can remain in His presence at all times.

Hallelujah. Glory to God.

And what this is talking about really is the fact that we are

in union with Him. We are one with Him as He is one

with the Father. Because the Holy Spirit lives in

our hearts, because we are born again.

We've called on the name of the Lord.

He came to dwell on the inside of man, not in a temple any

longer. Come on.

But He came to dwell back inside man again.

And so therefore, listen, we get to continually be in union with

him. And you know, that was Jesus's

prayer, that we would become so unified, we would become so one

with Him. And that is the only way we will

become one with Him. If we learn how to dwell in His

presence, if we learn how to sit and abide and remain in His word

and in His presence, being one with His will, being one with

His word, come on being one with Him in all realms of our life,

spirit, soul and body, the complete habitation in union

with Him in His presence at all times.

Hallelujah. So let's look at a couple of

things. Psalms 91.9 reads it this way.

Because you have made the Lord listen, because you have called

on the Lord as your shepherd. He says, because you have made

the Lord your refuge, the Most High, your habitation.

There's that word. And then Psalms 91 and one says

this. We know this.

He who dwelleth, this is that same word.

He who dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High shall

abide under the shadow of His wings.

Hallelujah. There's no hiding place like in

His presence. There's no hiding place like in

His presence, in His habitation. Come on up underneath the shadow

and the protection of His wing. Just sitting there up underneath

His authority and His power and His love and everything that He

is the full weight of who who he is that you get to participate

with and be in his presence with.

Praise God, we no longer have to go through the priest, glory to

God to be into his presence. Come on, the veil was torn, it

was rent. Glory to God.

We no longer have to send a priest in on our behalf that

could die having bails on his feet.

Glory to God, we get to come and habitat in His dwelling, all

times in His presence. Come on and abide with Him

forever. Forever.

What an honor, what a privilege. And how many of us are really

taking advantage of that? How much of us are really taking

advantage of us being able to get into his presence where he

knows everything inside and out about you because you've spent

time in union with him, in communion with him, dwelling in

His presence, spending time. We're going to see.

Look what it says in the secret place.

Of the most high the dwelling place, Psalms 90 and one says

this Lord, I thou has been our dwelling place in all

generations. See he's been there for all

generations for people to dwell with.

That's what he wanted when he created man in Genesis.

He wanted man to be one with him and in union with him and spend

time with Him and fellowship and communion.

He would come in the cool of the day and be in His presence.

That's what he wanted for man. And then we know man disobeyed

and the Holy Spirit had to depart.

The glory had to depart. The full weight of who he was

had to depart from man because of sin.

But he always wanted to be back in communion with man.

He always wanted to be back with man.

That's why he would be. He had the tents come on and it

would move around so the presence of God could be there.

Come on. That's why he wanted there to

build the temple, so that the presence of God could be back

with man. And then that's why he sent his

son come on as the living sacrifice, Hallelujah, so that

he could come and dwell back in man and be with man again and

commune with man again and have a relationship with him again

with no more separation. Glory to God, so that the glory

of God, the full weight of who he was, could be Hallelujah,

back with us. What an honor, what a privilege.

Hallelujah. John 14 tells us about this in

verse 23. It says Jesus answered, If

anyone really loves me, he'll keep my word and my Father will

love him, and he will come to him and make our dwelling place

with him or make his abode with him.

If you really love him, Hallelujah, if you keep his

word, then my Father will love him and will come to him and

make a dwelling place with him. First.

John 415 says this. Whoever confesses and

acknowledges that Jesus is the Son of God, God abides in him

and he in God. We have come to known by

personal observation and experience, and have believed

with deep, consistent faith, the love which God has for us.

God is love, and the one who abides in love abides in God,

and God abides continually in Him.

Here it is verse 17. In this union and fellowship

with Him, love is completed and perfected within us so that we

may have confidence in the day of judgment with assurance and

boldness. Fate to be able to face Him

because as He is, so are we in this world.

Hallelujah. Glory to God to be in union with

him, to be one with him, to know that he's came and made his

dwelling place and his habitation back in you again.

Glory to God. That is such a privilege and

such an honor that we get, that we get.

Come on, let's not take this for granted.

The fact that we can be in communion with the Lord

Almighty, the ruler, the creator of heaven and earth.

Hallelujah, glory to God. Now let's look.

It says in Revelations, the last two scriptures, Revelations

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chapter 3 and verse 20 and 21, it says this and the amplified

behold, I stand at the door of the church and continually

knock. If anyone hears my voice and

opens the door, I will come in and eat with him.

I will restore him and he with me.

He who overcomes the world through believing that Jesus is

the Son of God, I will grant to him the privilege to sit beside

me on my throne, as I also overcame and sat down beside my

Father, his throne. The fact that we get to sit at

the right hand of the Father, and he says, behold, what is it?

I stand at the door. He is.

I will come and eat with him. That word is Sup.

That word is Sup in the King James.

I'll come Sup with him. You know what that means?

I'll come and spend time with him.

I'll come and dwell with him. I'll come and habitate with him.

I'll come and abide in him. I'll come and spend time with

him. And what are we eating?

We're eating the words of life. We're eating the word of God

that are coming out of his mouth.

Glory to God, we are supping with him.

We are spending time in his presence.

Hallelujah. And the fact that we get that

honor and privilege, those that have called all from the Lord as

their shepherd, Hallelujah, Hallelujah.

And listen to my last Scripture says this in Revelations Chapter

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7 and verse 17. It says for the Lamb on the

throne will be there. He will always be our shepherd,

always be our shepherd. He never wanted us to be without

a shepherd. I said this before.

He said I'm the great, I'm the shepherd.

I'll lay down my life for the sheep.

And then we know He laid his life down.

And he said those who are my sheep will hear my voice.

But then he also said, now I'm going to give you shepherds

after my heart. See, it wasn't just good enough

that he left and left the Holy Spirit.

He still wanted you to have a shepherd in the earth, which is

a pastor. One that will feed the flock,

one that will tend for the flock, one that will protect the

flock from the wolves. Come on.

One that will be there and fight for the sheep.

Come on, He still wanted you to have a shepherd in the earth,

even though he even left the Holy Spirit.

And then not only that, he says I'm going to be the shepherd on

the throne to you. So you're never going to get

away from him being your shepherd.

Hallelujah, Never, never. So for the Lamb on the throne

will be their shepherd, and guess what he's still going to

do? He's going to lead them to

springs of life, giving water, and God will wipe away every

tear from their eyes. Hallelujah.

Glory to God, glory to God. We have a Good Shepherd that

wants to lead his people. Come on into places of an

abundance supply. He wants to come and commune and

be in union with you. He wants you to not have to lack

any good thing. He wants to lavish you with an

anointing. Come on.

He wants to feel your cuts to overflowing.

He wants you to be able to have a complete sufficiency in this

life for everything you need. No lack, No lack of peace.

Come on, no lack of love. If you're feeling unloved, guess

what? There is a full supply of His

love. Glory to God, He will love you.

He will smother you with His love.

Hallelujah. Because He wants you to live in

the overflow. He wants your cup overflowing in

every area of your life, every area so that you can have joy,

so that you can have peace, so that you can walk every day

knowing what do I have to worry about?

He is my shepherd. Glory to God, He is leading me,

He is guiding me, He's filling me up.

Come on, He's doing everything so that His mercy and His

goodness is following me all the days of my life.