Understanding Psalm 23: God as the Good Shepherd

The video lesson, led by Miss Dwi, explores the theme 'God is my good shepherd' from Psalm 23. It describes God's continuous care for humanity, likening it to a shepherd's role in guiding and providing for sheep. The lesson highlights God's provision for both physical and spiritual needs, emphasizing His role as a good shepherd who knows and cares for His followers. Four key lessons from Psalm 23 are discussed: sufficiency, refreshment, guidance, and a hopeful future. The lesson concludes with a reflection on God's unwavering care and the importance of faithfulness and gratitude.

What is the main theme of the lesson introduced by Miss Dwi?

• The importance of education

• God as the Good Shepherd

• The life of King David

• The history of Christianity

How is God's care for humanity described in the lesson?

• As a king ruling over his people

• As a shepherd caring for his sheep

• As a teacher guiding students

• As a parent raising children

What are the two types of needs that God, as the Good Shepherd, provides for?

• Emotional and social

• Physical and spiritual

• Spiritual and financial

• Physical and emotional

Which phrase from Psalm 23 indicates God's provision of sufficiency?

• I shall not want

• Still waters

• Paths of righteousness

• Green pastures

What does the phrase 'green pastures and still waters' signify in Psalm 23?

• A place of solitude and isolation

• A place of rest and nourishment

• A place of danger and fear

• A place of work and toil

What is the significance of 'paths of righteousness' in the context of Psalm 23?

• A way to achieve personal goals

• A path to financial success

• A journey to a physical destination

• Guidance in making moral decisions

What assurance does Psalm 23 provide about the future?

• Temporary happiness

• Eternal life

• A life of luxury

• A life free of challenges

What is the ultimate goal of God's care according to the lesson?

• To guarantee a long life

• To ensure material wealth

• To strengthen faith and spiritual growth

• To provide social status

What should believers do in response to God's care as discussed in the conclusion?

• Focus on personal achievements

• Seek material wealth

• Live faithfully and obediently

• Ignore the guidance

What example from the Bible is used to illustrate God's care?

• Abraham's journey

• Solomon's wisdom

• David's trust in God's care

• Moses leading the Israelites