The Kingdom Chronicles: Exploring God's Word with Simba Nicely

  Welcome back, friends! 👋 If you read Part 1 , we uncovered something amazing: that the Lord who is our Shepherd in Psalm 23 is Jesus Christ. N ot just a metaphorical guide, but the eternal Son of God , God in the flesh. 🔥 Now in Part 2, we’re going deeper into this powerful Psalm. Today, we’re unpacking verse 4 and verse 6. T rust me, these verses will shift your perspective on fear, death, and the character of God . 📖 Let’s Read Psalm 23 Again (CSB) 1 The Lord is my shepherd; I have what I need. 2 He lets me lie down in green pastures; He leads me beside quiet waters. 3 He renews my life; He leads me along the right paths for His name’s sake. 4 Even when I go through the darkest valley, I fear no danger, for You are with me; Your rod and Your staff—they comfort me. 5 You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; You anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. 6 Only goodness and faithful love will pursue me all the days of my life, a...

  “The Lord is my shepherd…” These are the opening words of one of the most beloved and quoted Psalms in the Bible— Psalm 23 . I still remember learning it as a little boy. My mother was my first Sunday School teacher, and this Psalm was the first Scripture I truly connected with. Even though I went to a Christian school where we memorized plenty of verses, Psalm 23 stood out . It spoke to something deep in me. But here’s the revelation: Psalm 23 isn’t just poetic. David was writing prophetically—and he was writing about Jesus. Yes, David knew Jesus —not by name, but in relationship. Let me show you how Psalm 23 reveals not just a comforting image of God, but a clear prophetic picture of Jesus Christ, our Lord, our God, and our Good Shepherd.

👋 Hey friend, let me ask you something honest… Have you—or someone you know—ever wondered if the Bible is even real? Maybe you’ve heard people say things like: “The Bible is just copied from ancient Sumerian texts!” “It’s full of fairy tales and myths.” “Jesus was just a man—not God!” 😩 It’s exhausting, right? Especially when social media loves to package these ideas with spooky music and zero evidence. But today, you’re about to learn a powerful truth that will make you say: 👉 “Wait… WHAT?! Why didn’t anyone tell me this before?!” Let’s go on a wild ride through the Book of Daniel, historical accuracy, and the supernatural power of God—and I promise you, by the end of this post, you’ll never doubt the Bible the same way again. 💥 👑 Enter King Nebuchadnezzar (a.k.a. Neb) 📖 Daniel 2 starts off like this: King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon (we’ll just call him Neb—because we’re friends now) has a dream. But not just any dream—this one terrifies him 😱. He wakes up in a cold swea...

  "This isn’t a power battle—it’s a knowledge war." If you don't know what's controlling the skies above you, you're already under its influence. 🌌 Welcome to the Battlefield You Didn’t Know You Were In The Bible tells us in Ephesians 2:2 that Satan is the “prince of the power of the air.” But what does that even mean? This kingdom of the air includes: 🛰️ Media & airwaves 🌕 Sun, moon & stars 🔮 Occult power & idolatry Satan doesn't want you just bound —he wants you blind . Why? Because he understands a secret: The heavens have a voice — and whoever controls that voice, controls the narrative. 🌕 Hubal: The Forgotten Moon God Long before Islam, long before the Quraysh tribe in Mecca, there was a god named Hubal —the moon god of ancient Arabia. 📖 According to Gods, Goddesses, and Mythology (Vol. 11, p. 137): "Hubal was the chief god of the Ka‘ba; a martial and oracular deity; a moon god." He was brought from Syria t...