The Lord is My Shepherd

THE LITTLE HEARTS BEDTIME SERIES ♡
The Lord is My Shepherd
A gentle retelling of Psalm 23 created to help little hearts understand that God is their Shepherd—always near, always caring, and always leading them with love.
- Based on Psalm 23
- Written for ages 3–7
- Helps children understand God’s loving care
- A peaceful story for bedtime or quiet moments
THE STORY ♡
A Shepherd Who Is Always Near
Psalm 23 gives children a beautiful picture of God as a loving Shepherd—
One who stays close, leads with care, and watches over His sheep.
In The Lord is My Shepherd, those familiar words are shared in a gentle way little hearts can understand. Through the story, children are reminded that they are never alone and that they can trust God to guide and care for them.
Whether read at bedtime, during family devotions, or in a quiet moment together, this story gives parents and grandparents a simple way to talk with children about God’s love, protection, and faithfulness.
FOR LITTLE HEARTS & THE GROWN-UPS WHO LOVE THEM ♡
A Gentle Way to Talk About God’s Care
The Lord is My Shepherd gives families a simple way to slow down and talk together about what it means to trust God as our Shepherd. The familiar words of Psalm 23 can help children see that God is near in happy moments, hard moments, and everything in between.
This story can help families talk about:
- What it means for God to be our Shepherd
- How God guides us when we are unsure
- Why we can trust God when we feel afraid
- How God lovingly cares for us
- Ways we can remember that God is always near
A PEEK INSIDE ♡
A Gentle Journey Through Psalm 23
From green pastures and quiet waters to the comfort of a loving Shepherd, each page helps children picture the beautiful promises of Psalm 23 in a way that feels peaceful, warm, and easy to understand.



THE HEART BEHIND THE STORY ♡
A Psalm Little Hearts Can Carry With Them
Psalm 23 has brought comfort and reassurance to generations of believers. The Lord is My Shepherd was created to help young children begin to understand those same promises in words and pictures that feel gentle, safe, and familiar.
Through the picture of a shepherd caring for his sheep, children can begin to see that God leads us, provides for us, protects us, comforts us, and stays near.
My hope is that these truths become more than words they hear at story time—that they become truths little hearts remember when they need comfort, courage, or the reassurance that they are deeply loved and never alone.
