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EPISODE · Sep 7, 2026 · 11 MIN

76. What Dallas Willard Taught Us About Psalm 23 (w/Keith Matthews)

from Become New with John Ortberg · host Become New

What do people experience when they're around you?In this conversation on Psalm 23, John Ortberg is joined by Keith Matthews, who spent 18 years teaching alongside Dallas Willard.Keith shares what Dallas was really like, why he loved Psalm 23, and a remarkable story about a young woman whose life changed after simply watching Dallas interact with someone on the USC campus.Dallas often prayed that people would have “a radiant life and a radiant death.” His life embodied a deep confidence in the sufficiency of God: The Lord is my shepherd. I have what I need.Keith leaves us with a powerful thought:“Our presence goes before us.”What might your presence communicate to the people you encounter today?In this episode: Psalm 23 • Dallas Willard • God's sufficiency • spiritual formation • becoming a radiant person#Psalm23 #DallasWillard #JohnOrtberg #SpiritualFormation #ChristianFaith🙌 New episodes every weekday.📲 Subscribe, like, and share to help others grow spiritually. One day at a time.Become New is here to help you grow spiritually one day at a time.TEXT us at 51504EMAIL US at [email protected] OUR WEEKDAY EMAILS WITH EXTRA GOODIES at becomenew.com/subscribeGET A TEXT REMINDER FOR NEW VIDEOS: text NEW to 51504SEND US PRAYER REQUESTS: via text or email; we'll send you a written prayer from our teamDOWNLOAD FREE STUDY GUIDES: BecomeNew.com/study-guides😊 Join Our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1CnqywVp9s/🤳Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/become.new/Music Credits:Vikersund by RØRE - MB01V0UASAACPKEAlta by RØRE - MB01IWZVJASGKHF00:00 John & Keith Matthews 00:28 An Undisclosed Location of Spiritual Formation 😂 00:47 Spontaneity vs. Actually Preparing 01:11 Why Psalm 23? 01:38 Dallas Willard's Favorite Psalm 01:57 Memorizing Scripture 02:19 Teaching With Dallas for 18 Years 02:38 Dallas the Person 03:03 A Radiant Life & a Radiant Death 03:20 What Does a Person Radiate? 03:46 “The Lord Is My Shepherd” 04:06 God Is Sufficient 04:27 But What If I Really Need Something? 04:48 Are You Happy With the Person You're Becoming? 05:18 Living From a Full Cup 05:38 “I Need ___ in Order to ___” 05:55 Even a Radiant Death 06:14 The Human Spirit as Personal Energy 06:36 Why We Call It “Glo-ry” 07:05 The Presence of Dallas Willard 07:22 A Stranger Starts Crying 07:39 “Who Is That Guy?” 08:00 A Life Changed by an Encounter 08:28 Your Presence Goes Before You 08:52 What Must Jesus Have Been Like? 09:10 You Have Everything You Need 09:27 Leave Someone With a Little Smile

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What do people experience when they're around you? In this conversation on Psalm 23, John Ortberg is joined by Keith Matthews, who spent 18 years teaching alongside Dallas Willard. Keith shares what Dallas was really like, why he loved Psalm 23, and a remarkable story about a young woman whose life changed after simply watching Dallas interact with someone on the USC campus. Dallas often prayed that people would have “a radiant life and a radiant death.” His life embodied a deep confidence in...

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