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Psalms 23: Home With The Shepherd
Welcome to the first episode of Extra Mayo with Pastor Josh Mayo!
This week’s conversation dives deep into Psalm 23, reminding us that home isn’t a place we arrive at — it’s a Person we walk with. The Shepherd leads us into belonging, restores our souls, and provides the peace we’re all searching for.
Main Topics Covered:
The Shepherd as King — why David’s words were a radical declaration of loyalty to God.
Cast sheep and restoration — what it really means when God “restores our soul.”
“I shall not want” — sufficiency in a culture of constant desire.
Green pastures and rest — how God creates the conditions where our souls can finally breathe.
- The communal side of Psalm 23 — why restoration is personal but never private.
Practical Life Applications:
Trust the Shepherd to give you what you need — not just what you want.
Allow God to reorient you when you’ve wandered.
- Find rest not by forcing it but by letting the Shepherd remove fear and unrest.
- See your faith as both personal and communal — restoration flows into community.
Extra Insights:
Psalm 23 as a bold declaration: “The Lord, not any ruler, is my Shepherd.”
- Restoration isn’t just comfort — it’s a turning back to God
- How Revelation 7:17 ties the story together: the Lamb who was slain becomes our Shepherd forever.
Passages Mentioned:
- Psalm 23
- Revelation 7:17
Shared Resources:
Psalms 23 - Home With The Shepherd - Sunday Message
Philip Keller’s A Shepherd Looks at Psalm 23
Want to watch this episode on YouTube? Head over to the channel and hit subscribe so you don’t miss new conversations every Monday!
#ExtraMayoPodcast
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By Josh MayoWelcome to the first episode of Extra Mayo with Pastor Josh Mayo!
This week’s conversation dives deep into Psalm 23, reminding us that home isn’t a place we arrive at — it’s a Person we walk with. The Shepherd leads us into belonging, restores our souls, and provides the peace we’re all searching for.
Main Topics Covered:
The Shepherd as King — why David’s words were a radical declaration of loyalty to God.
Cast sheep and restoration — what it really means when God “restores our soul.”
“I shall not want” — sufficiency in a culture of constant desire.
Green pastures and rest — how God creates the conditions where our souls can finally breathe.
- The communal side of Psalm 23 — why restoration is personal but never private.
Practical Life Applications:
Trust the Shepherd to give you what you need — not just what you want.
Allow God to reorient you when you’ve wandered.
- Find rest not by forcing it but by letting the Shepherd remove fear and unrest.
- See your faith as both personal and communal — restoration flows into community.
Extra Insights:
Psalm 23 as a bold declaration: “The Lord, not any ruler, is my Shepherd.”
- Restoration isn’t just comfort — it’s a turning back to God
- How Revelation 7:17 ties the story together: the Lamb who was slain becomes our Shepherd forever.
Passages Mentioned:
- Psalm 23
- Revelation 7:17
Shared Resources:
Psalms 23 - Home With The Shepherd - Sunday Message
Philip Keller’s A Shepherd Looks at Psalm 23
Want to watch this episode on YouTube? Head over to the channel and hit subscribe so you don’t miss new conversations every Monday!
#ExtraMayoPodcast