Psalm 22 is among the most poignant and prophetic of all the psalms, providing an intimate look into the anguish and ultimate hope of its author, King David. More than just a lament, it strikingly foreshadows the sufferings of Jesus Christ, offering profound insights into the very nature of suffering, redemption, and divine providence.
In today’s episode, we take a close look at this psalm.
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