Faith Family Fellowship
"People Building Relationships Through Fellowship"
Our purpose is to build a church family of believers that is equipped, this family is to take its place of ministry and service through relationship and fellowship with God and with one another, and to reach out as an extension of God's love and grace to the people around them.
Pastor's April 2026 Letter
In verse six the end result of the Lord being our Shepherd is “Surely goodness and mercy shall follow us all the days of our lives.” “Goodness” refers to blessings. “Mercy” refers to forgiveness. Finally “we will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.”
This last verse is the only one that refers to heaven – our eternal home.
​Dear Beloved of Faith Family Fellowship,
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Greetings in the Name of the Lord. This month I would like to conclude our study on Psalm 112.
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Psalm 112 is broken down into four categories:
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1. Verses 1-5 - - - The Blessings of the Righteous
​ 2. Verses 6-8 - - - The Established Heart of the Righteous
​ 3. Verse 9 - - - The Character of the Righteous
4. Verse 1 - - - The Envy of the Wicked
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In Verses 6-8 is a description of a man who is not moved. He has stability in his life and relationship with God. His life is in everlasting remembrance. This means he leaves a legacy of a godly life. In verse seven this man is not afraid of evil tidings (bad news). Why? Because his heart is fixed (firm and stable) trusting in the Lord. In verse eight his heart is established (stedfast) in God’s Word. Therefore, he is not afraid. In verse nine we see the character of the righteous man eminating outwardly from his heart. And finally in verse ten we see the envy of the wicked toward the righteous and the futility of a life that is lived without God.
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As you meditate on Psalm 112 allow the Holy Spirit to reveal to you the blessed life of the righteous and see yourself as that righteous one who reverently fears and worships the Lord and delights greatly in His commandments. You will enjoy every blessing God has provided for you!
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​ If there ever has been a time that we as the righteous people of God must have our hearts established and fixed on God’s Word it is now. We need not allow the fears in the world to overtake our souls but as we delight ourselves in the presence of God and in the Word of God we will become stable and secure and rest ourselves on God’s promise to be our everything - - - everything we need Him to be to us in our lives in this hour.
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We love you,
Pastor Ron and Betsy
1. A refreshing and renewing of His Spirit and Word.
Through the redemptive work of Jesus Christ He has become our Shepherd—Lord on a personal level. Everything we could ever need or desire has already been provided for us in Him. He is everything we need Him to be to us. Our redemption in Him has made sure of that. That is why it is important that we as His sheep not just try to know the Psalm. We must come to know the Shepherd in the Psalm. For it is in knowing intimately the Shepherd in Psalm 23 that we begin to understand the fullness of our redemption and all that God has made available to us in Christ. As you meditate on Psalm 23 allow the Holy Spirit to bring it alive to you in your heart. Let Him reveal to you all that the Shepherd is to you and all that you are to the Shepherd as His sheep. It will transform your thinking and change your life.