Promises of provision
These promises are about needs: daily bread, what to wear, what to eat. Scripture is honest that believers have known hunger, so 'provision' here means what the verses actually say, not a guarantee of wealth.
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The word is 'need', and the measure is God's riches, not the reader's wishes. Paul says this after describing his own experience of both plenty and hunger (Philippians 4:11-12).
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This is David's observation across a lifetime, written as what he has seen. It sits inside a psalm that also says the righteous fall and are raised up again (Psalm 37:24).
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'All these things' are the food and clothing just named. The Father knows the need; the seeking comes first.
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The confidence is in who shepherds, not in what is stocked. The same psalm later sets a table in the presence of enemies (Psalm 23:5).