This is Undaunted Life, a man's podcast. I'm your host Kyle Thompson. Let's get into it.

Welcome back to The Forging Table. The mission of Undaunted Life is equipping men to push

back darkness with content that forges spiritual mental and physical resilience. So at The Forging

Table, you'll see a group of regular guys forging spiritual resilience by digging into

God's word. And we're welcoming all of you to come along on that journey with us. That's

Russell. That's Zach. That's Ryan. Guys, we're digging in to Psalm 22. And here's the thing

about Psalm 22. And this may be like a good time to just kind of tee you guys up that if

as long as you're not driving, because you know, you can hurt yourself. But if you're listening

this right now in the last week or so, you've read Psalm 22 a couple of times, go ahead

and hit pause and then go and read Matthew 27 a few times. Because the connections between

Psalm 22 and Matthew 27 are astonishing. And as I was reading, I was just writing in the

margins. I was like, Oh, are all these references to Jesus? Because I wasn't sure they were.

But I was like, I'm pretty sure they are. But then just by the time you're done reading

the 22nd Psalm, because it's somewhat lengthy. You're like, Oh, this is, it's all there.

It's all right there. But I really want to go right from the beginning. So this is a

Psalm of David. And by the way, when it says that in the in the top where it's according

to the dough of the dawn, when I was reading, they were talking about like maybe the key

that I was being sung in or something like that. So I guess there's not like a big time

significance to the word dough there. But even just the very, very first verse here, guys,

we can camp out on verse one for the entire time. But we know we will have to move along.

But it's my God, my God. Why have you forsaken me? Why are you so far from saving me from

the words of my groaning? And so if you've been in the Christian world for any length

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