What if the safest place isn’t avoiding enemies—but sitting at the Shepherd’s table in the middle of them?

In this message, Pastor Clayton preaches from Psalm 23:5, reminding us that God prepares a feast for us in the presence of our enemies. At His table, we are anointed, refreshed, honored, and given more than enough—even when the world around us feels chaotic.

The table is not mine or yours—it’s His. And when we come as guests, He promises not just to refresh us, but to overflow our lives with blessing.

In this sermon, you’ll learn:

- Why the Shepherd calls us to sit, not strive

- How God anoints us with oil as a sign of honor and refreshment

- What it means for your “cup to overflow” with blessing

- Why the table is where identity in Christ is greater than any other label

- How staying at the table keeps us from chasing fleshly anger, pride, or fear

Key Scriptures:

- Psalm 23:5 — “You prepare a feast for me in the presence of my enemies…”

- Job 2:11–13 — Job’s friends sat in silence with him in grief

- James 1:19–21 — Be quick to listen, slow to speak, slow to anger

- Matthew 26:26–28 — The table of the Lord’s Supper

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Are you exhausted, empty, or restless? Come to the table—be refreshed, honored, and filled to overflowing by the Shepherd’s presence.

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