Hi! I’m Anna Currin, one of the study leaders for our next Proverbs 31 Online Bible Study, Psalm 23: The Shepherd with Me by Jennifer Rothschild!

Before we kick off the study on September 3, I have a question for you...

Do you struggle with fear? Specifically, these four fears:

1. The fear of death/dying or being harmed.
2. The fear of being abandoned, inadequate or ashamed.
3. The fear of your physical needs not being met.
4. The fear of not being loved and accepted by God.

If any of these fears resonate with you, you’re not alone! While what we fear may be different, it’s something we all face. Fear has a way of creeping into our thoughts, even when we know it shouldn’t.

During this 6-week study, we’re going to learn how to overcome our fears with God’s Truth! We’ll be studying Psalm 23 in a way that takes this commonly known psalm and transforms our perspective on what it means to be a sheep with a Shepherd who cares for and loves us!

While we’re waiting for the study to start, let’s take a closer look at the four fears with Jennifer Rothschild in the Psalm 23 Session 1 video below. This video is a sneak peek of what’s to come throughout the study! There will be six more video sessions with Jennifer, one shared in each Friday’s blog during the study. Special thanks to LifeWay for making these available to us for FREE for a limited time for our study!

Please note: Session 1 was only available on our blog through September 5. Sessions 2-6, shared during the study, will only be available for one week each. If you wish, you can request a summary of these videos through Jennifer Rothschild’s website and/or purchase the videos through LifeWay.

So, are you ready to conquer your fears with our Shepherd’s help? You can learn more and sign up here.

Excited to dive into this study with you!
Anna

Reflect and Respond:

Which of the four fears do you relate to most and how?

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