There are seasons when God feels distant, prayers seem unanswered, and doubt creeps in. Psalm 77 speaks honestly into those moments, showing that lament is not a sign of weak faith but an invitation God Himself extends. Asaph moves through raw despair, asking whether God has forgotten His people, before shifting his gaze from his own suffering to the character and acts of God. He remembers that God is holy, powerful, and caring, pointing to the Exodus as proof that God makes a way even when all hope seems lost. For those on this side of the New Testament, the cross stands as the ultimate answer to every doubt Asaph voiced. Because God did not spare His own Son, He has not forgotten you in your darkest night.