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Sinopse
Caleb walks us through Psalm 77 as a year-end reflection on faith in hard seasons, showing us four movements of a heart in distress: reaching our limits, asking honest questions, choosing what we will remember, and trusting that God is still at work even when we can’t see it. Through Asaph’s raw honesty, Caleb reminds us that lament doesn’t weaken faith—it reveals our need for God—and that questions often surface when God feels silent. As the psalm turns, we see how intentionally remembering God’s past faithfulness reshapes our trust in the present. Ultimately, Caleb points us to Jesus as the greater Exodus, whose unseen work brings hope and deliverance, inviting us to step into the new year with a faith that remembers, trusts, and rests even when the path forward isn’t clear.
