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The final turn in a multi-part exploration on Psalm 23. Here Andrew explores the wonder of relational assurance, what it stands on, and how we might start to approach it.

What if where we set our attention can transform our reality? What if the receiving of good things happens in the midst of challenges? Andrew explores the next line in Psalm 23 as he continues this series.

“Okay,” we might say, “we get that you dig this cat. You’ve gotten some good things from Him – a life of plenty, rest, restoration, and training in the ways of righteousness. But you also got this journey through the valley of the shadow of death. Surely your good shepherd can’t be that good?” Andrew explores the valley of the shadow of death in the context of Psalm 23.

When we are rested and restored, the question of what next becomes available for consideration. What action? For what purpose? These are the next considerations of the writer of Psalm 23 and what Andrew explores in this episode.

Following three days at the Designing for Empathy Summit and Workshops, Andrew reflects on progression from rest to restoration.

Andrew explores of the connection between desire and rest continuing his journey through the 23rd Psalm. Reconciled desires lead a unique experience of rest, not just the ceasing of work. This episode explores what this kind of rest looks like, and how we might get there.

Human desires are a fundamental part of life. How we think about them and relate to them will shape the kind of life we get. Here is a bit of my own journey with this idea.