According to Damaris Karbaugh, when you get to know the Lord is your shepherd, you'll start to want him more and more.

The Lord is my shepherd, and I don't want anything else.

I just want to learn how to be in the secret of his presence.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walglemouth, author of A Place of Quiet Rest.

For Wednesday, April 26, 2017.

Well, I don't know about you, but in the busyness and craziness of life, I'm so glad that God invites us to experience true peace.

My friend Damaris Carball is going to help us find the source of that piece today as she walks us through Psalm 23.

Damaris is a singer and a Bible teacher, and she'll be joining us this September 29 and 30 at Revive 17.

The theme of this conference is Women Mentoring Women.

And speakers like Damaris are going to be walking us through Titus to help us see how to live out the beauty of the gospel together. You can still get in on the

early registration discount for a few more days. Early registration ends May 1st. To get more

details on Revive17, visit Revive Our Hearts.com. Or call us at 1-800-569-59-59.

That's 1-800-569-59-59. Well, I'm excited to let you get to know one of the revived 17 speakers better.

So here's Damaris Carball, giving us fresh insight into a familiar passage.

The 23rd Psalm, there's opinion as to, different opinions, I should say, as to when it was written,

but everyone agrees that the 23rd Psalm was not written by young David.

This was not young David.

This was already a David that had lived.

I believe it was a David that was already in those years of almost becoming the king of Israel,

not quite there, but running for many years, running from Saul.

And God had delivered him time after time after time.

And he has a moment where he remembers his youth.

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