TWENTY-THREE

March 8 - 29, 2026

Psalm 23. It's one of the most familiar passage in the Bible. But do we believe it? Do we live it? In this series, we'll dive deep into the imagery and meaning of Psalm 23 so we can understand just who Jesus is and can be in our lives.

MESSAGES IN THIS SERIES

Farm To Table April 12, 2026 This week we're back for the final installment of TWENTY-THREE. Our journey ends in a place we probably don't expect, but all need so desperately. So we'll tease you with this question: What is the end goal of a lie that follows the Shepherd? Good question, right? Watch now for the answer. Chris Beatty, Lead Pastor
My Strength March 29, 2026 This week, the mood of Psalm 23 takes a turn in a different direction. It can seem bad at first, but if we allow its message to penetrate our hearts, it actually can bring us great comfort. But there's something we tend to miss that ties it all together, and this week, we'll discover how we can have hope, even in the darkest valley. Chris Beatty, Lead Pastor
My Guide March 22, 2026 Would it surprise you to know that NOTHING in this life is really about us? We love the recognition, the glory, and the 15 minutes of fame, but it's really not supposed to be that way. We were designed for something greater than patting ourselves on the back. In order to get back to the place we're supposed to be, we have to lean on the one who can guide us along the path. If you want to grow in your walk with Jesus, then this week is one you won't want to miss. Chris Beatty, Lead Pastor
My Rest March 15, 2026 We've all heard the saying, "In this world, there are leaders and there are followers." Generally, we think the followers are the weak ones. But if we're going to live in the promises of the Shepherd, then we have to be willing to follow. And the places we'll follow Him to can bring true rest to our souls. Join us this week for an exciting journey following the Shepherd. Chris Beatty, Lead Pastor
My Shepherd March 8, 2026 As Psalm 23 opens, David makes a bold declaration: "The Lord Is My Shepherd, I lack nothing." But it's more than a statement of truth, it's also a decision. This week, we'll learn what it takes to fully commit to making Jesus our Shepherd. Chris Beatty, Lead Pastor