Psalm 23 is just one well-spring of insight into the bigger picture. Take a moment, and drink in these words of life: Psalm 23 The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want.

Also known as “The Shepherd Psalm,” Psalm 23 is probably the most commonly read and quoted chapter in the entire Bible. We recite it at funerals, and we read it when we feel afraid or sad.

Psalm 23 "became a prayer and a practice, as I sought places and moments of peace in God’s creation, finding solace in the simplicity and beauty of nature that He provided," said Abla.

Today, I am hopeful to get through at least the next two words, "I shall not want," Rabbi Marc Gellman writes of his study guide for the 23rd Psalm. Credit: Dreamstime ...

A priest in South Carolina, Rev. Jeffrey Kirby, reflected to Fox News Digital on Psalm 133, which shares a strong message of unity. The psalm, one of the shortest, has just three verses.