This sermon, centered on Psalm 23, presents a profound exploration of the believer's identity as the shepherd's sheep, emphasizing seven transformative truths: ownership, love, rest, purpose, peace, blessing, and security. Through a deeply personal and pastoral lens, the message unfolds the intimate relationship between God and His people, illustrating how the Lord's shepherding care is not merely protective but life-giving, purposeful, and eternally secure. The preacher underscores that true rest and peace are not found in the absence of trials but in the unwavering presence of a loving Shepherd who leads through valleys, provides in the midst of enemies, and guarantees eternal dwelling in His house. With a tone that is both convicting and comforting, the sermon calls listeners to embrace their identity as God's owned, loved, and secure sheep, inviting them into deeper communion with Him—especially through the sacred act of communion—where the promises of Psalm 23 are not just remembered but experienced.