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When you feel like you're disappearing—your strength gone, your purpose unclear, your prayers bouncing off the ceiling—you're closer to the cross than you realize. The afflicted one who wrote this psalm felt forgotten, withering away while the world moved on without noticing. This is the cry of everyone who's ever felt invisible, and it's the very place where Jesus became most visible, bearing the weight of our fading into his own body on the cross.

Pr. Todd Mathison

Fading Away (Lent)

Out of the Depths
Psalm 102
March 18, 2026
When you feel like you're disappearing—your strength gone, your purpose unclear, your prayers bouncing off the ceiling—you're closer to the cross than you realize. The afflicted one who wrote this psalm felt forgotten, withering away while the world moved on without noticing. This is the cry of everyone who's ever felt invisible, and it's the very place where Jesus became most visible, bearing the weight of our fading into his own body on the cross.
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