In this episode, Becky Squire and Tess Frame explore the book of Psalms and the Come, Follow Me theme, “The Lord Is My Shepherd.” Unlike the historical books that tell stories through people and events, Psalms gives us a window into the heart. Through poetry, praise, fear, doubt, peace, and worship, these writings capture the full range of human emotion and show how people have turned to God through every kind of experience.


The conversation focuses especially on Psalm 23 and the image of Jesus Christ as the shepherd. Tess and Becky look closely at the language of green pastures, still waters, the rod and staff, and the anointing of the sheep with oil. They reflect on what these symbols teach about protection, guidance, healing, and the relationship between the shepherd and the sheep. Rather than being forced to stay close, the sheep learn to trust the shepherd because they know he will lead them somewhere safe.


They also connect the shepherd metaphor to the way women often measure their worth through productivity, family, careers, callings, or how much they accomplish in a day. Psalm 23 offers a different picture: comfort comes from being led, rather than constantly proving our worth through performance. This episode invites listeners to slow down, trust the Shepherd, and remember that He is patiently leading us toward green pastures and still waters, one faithful step at a time.

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