In this message from our Inquisition series, we explore the deep history behind Jesus’s raw cry from the cross: 'My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?' These words are actually quoted from Psalm 22, originally penned by David, and that psalm as a whole takes us on a journey from despair to celebration, mirroring our own spiritual struggles. We see how even in the depths of suffering, we can hold onto the faithfulness of God. The psalm's prophetic nature, vividly describing Christ's crucifixion centuries before it occurred, reminds us of God's grand plan of redemption. As we reflect on Jesus' ultimate sacrifice, we're challenged to see our own sufferings in a new light - as temporary afflictions that pale in comparison to the eternal glory that awaits us. This message encourages us to persevere in faith, knowing that our present struggles are part of a larger story of redemption and victory.