The Eddie Hyatt Podcast

In this episode, Eddie discusses how and why we must get to know the voice of our Shepherd. He unpacks John chapter 10 where Jesus presents Himself as the Good Shepherd and talks about how the  shepherd "calls his own sheep by name and leads them out  . . . and the sheep follow him, for they know His voice. 

In this discussion of Psalm 23:6, Eddie shows how we do not have to always be seeking and crying out after God to bless us, but when we walk in His ways, goodness and mercy will chase us down.

Continuing the idea of God's extravagance found in Psalm 23:5, Eddie shows the extravagance of God in the parable of the Prodigal Son. 

In this discussion of 23:5, Eddie shows how God is extravagant in relating to His people and in pouring out blessings on them.

In this episode, Eddie discusses how each shepherd developed intimate relationships with his sheep and how the sheep knew the voice of their shepherd and this protected them from being led away by strangers.

In this commentary on Psalm 23:5, Dr. Eddie Hyatt shows how God abundantly blesses His people even when they are surrounded with challenges and difficulty.

"For Thou art with me" is the reason David said he would not fear. In this episode, Eddie shows that the basis of no fear is knowing that  that God will never abandon you, and he shares a humorous and powerful personal testimony to illustrate this truth. 

"Living Without Fear" is a benefit of having the LORD as your Shepherd. In this episode, Eddie unpacks the meaning of Psalm 23:4 and a life lived without fear.

Have you ever felt the need for God's guidance? One of the benefits of having the LORD as our Shepherd is that He leads and guides us by still waters and for His own name's sake, and Eddie elaborates on these words of David in this episode.

In this episode, Eddie shares a powerful, personal testimony of how God taught him and Sue in the early days of their marriage that it was His will that they live with no lack, just like David said in the this Psalm.