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The Psalm 22 Project – He Has Done This (Verse 31)
Oct 31, 2025
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The Psalm 22 Project – Generation to Generation (Verse 30)
Oct 30, 2025
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The Psalm 22 Project – All Shall Worship (Verse 29)
Oct 29, 2025
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The Psalm 22 Project – The Kingdom Is the Lord’s (Verse 28)
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| 10/31/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – He Has Done This (Verse 31)✨ | Psalm 22righteousness+4 | — | Psalm 22 | — | Psalm 22righteousness+5 | — | 15m 13s | |
| 10/30/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – Generation to Generation (Verse 30) | "A posterity shall serve Him.It will be recounted of the Lord to the next generation." – Psalm 22:30 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 30 turns our attention to the future — to the generations yet to come. Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel reflect on how the gospel is not bound by time: those redeemed by Christ will declare His story to their children, and their children after them.This verse connects the cross to the Great Commission, showing how the work of Christ moves from one generation to the next through faithful witness. The mission is not finished until every generation knows His name. This episode calls listeners to carry the story forward and to invest their lives in what will outlast them. | — | ||||||
| 10/29/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – All Shall Worship (Verse 29) | "All the prosperous of the earthShall eat and worship;All those who go down to the dustShall bow before Him,Even he who cannot keep himself alive." – Psalm 22:29 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 29 expands the worship scene to include every class and condition of humanity. From the prosperous to those near death, all will bow before the Lord. Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel explore how this verse speaks of the universal reign of Christ — a kingdom in which wealth and weakness alike find their rightful place before the King.This verse also points forward to the millennial reign of Christ and the ultimate submission of all creation. It’s a sobering and hope-filled reminder that every life, rich or poor, will one day acknowledge His lordship. The question is not if we will worship, but when and how. | — | ||||||
| 10/28/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – The Kingdom Is the Lord’s (Verse 28) | "For the kingdom is the Lord’s,And He rules over the nations." – Psalm 22:28 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 28 proclaims the ultimate victory song of Psalm 22: the kingdom belongs to the Lord. Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel explore how this short but mighty verse encapsulates the story of redemption — the crucified Messiah now reigning as King over every nation.This is the climax of the psalm’s prophetic arc and a foreshadowing of Revelation’s declaration: “The kingdoms of this world have become the kingdom of our Lord and of His Christ.” This episode invites listeners to anchor their hope in the unshakable rule of Christ and to live now in light of His coming reign. | — | ||||||
| 10/27/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – Worship From Every Nation (Verse 27) | "All the ends of the worldShall remember and turn to the Lord,And all the families of the nationsShall worship before You." – Psalm 22:27 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 27 lifts our eyes from individual salvation to a global vision. The ripple of redemption will reach “all the ends of the world.” Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel unpack the missionary heartbeat in this verse — the promise that every nation, tribe, and family will turn to the Lord and worship Him.This is the fulfillment of God’s covenant promise to Abraham and the mission Jesus gave His Church. This episode stirs listeners to see their lives as part of this unfolding story: a global movement of worship that began at the cross and continues until every knee bows before Christ. | — | ||||||
| 10/26/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – The Poor Shall Eat and be Satisfied (Verse 26) | "The poor shall eat and be satisfied;Those who seek Him will praise the Lord.Let your heart live forever!" – Psalm 22:26 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 26 reveals the overflowing fruit of God’s redemption. The poor — those hungry in body and spirit — are not forgotten; they will eat and be satisfied. Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel reflect on how this verse points not only to physical provision but to the spiritual feast offered through Christ.Those who seek Him will praise Him — because seeking always leads to finding. And the promise concludes with a stunning invitation: “Let your heart live forever.” This is resurrection language, pointing to eternal life. This episode invites listeners to approach God as hungry seekers and to rejoice in the eternal satisfaction He alone provides. | — | ||||||
| 10/25/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – I Will Pay My Vows (Verse 25) | "My praise shall be of You in the great assembly;I will pay My vows before those who fear Him." – Psalm 22:25 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 25 celebrates the public response to God’s faithfulness. The psalmist vows to offer praise before the congregation and to fulfill his promises to God. Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel explore how worship and obedience are intertwined — gratitude expressed not just in words but in devoted lives.This verse also reflects the mission of Jesus, who fulfilled His vow to the Father and now leads His people in worship. It calls listeners to live lives of praise that testify to God’s goodness before others. | — | ||||||
| 10/24/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – He Hears Our Cries (Verse 24) | "For He has not despised nor abhorred the affliction of the afflicted;Nor has He hidden His face from him;But when he cried to Him, He heard." – Psalm 22:24 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 24 offers one of the most comforting truths in Scripture: God does not despise our suffering, nor does He hide His face from us. Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel reflect on how this verse reveals God’s character — compassionate, attentive, and near to the brokenhearted.This is the God Jesus revealed: not distant from suffering but present in it, and not deaf to our cries but responsive to them. This episode invites listeners to trust that their prayers are heard and that God’s heart is moved by their pain. | — | ||||||
| 10/23/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – You Who Fear the Lord (Verse 23) | "You who fear the Lord, praise Him!All you descendants of Jacob, glorify Him,And fear Him, all you offspring of Israel!" – Psalm 22:23 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 23 is a call to corporate worship. In response to God’s deliverance, the psalmist summons all who fear the Lord to praise Him. Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel reflect on the power of communal praise — how it magnifies God’s glory and strengthens the faith of His people.This verse mirrors the worship of heaven and anticipates the day when every tribe and tongue will glorify God. It challenges listeners to join the chorus of praise, not just as spectators but as participants in the story of redemption. | — | ||||||
| 10/22/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – I Will Declare Your Name (Verse 22) | "I will declare Your name to My brethren;In the midst of the assembly I will praise You." – Psalm 22:22 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 22 shifts the tone from suffering to proclamation. The one who cried out in anguish now vows to declare God’s name among His people. Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel explore the prophetic connection to Jesus, who after His resurrection revealed the Father to His disciples and led them in praise.This verse invites believers to see that every deliverance is meant to become testimony. What God does in private pain is meant to be proclaimed publicly. Worship is no longer a cry for help but a celebration of answered prayer — and praise becomes a witness to the faithfulness of God. | — | ||||||
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| 10/21/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – You Have Answered Me (Verse 21) | "Save Me from the lion’s mouthAnd from the horns of the wild oxen!You have answered Me." – Psalm 22:21 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 21 marks a dramatic turning point in Psalm 22. After 20 verses of suffering, lament, and pleading, the psalmist suddenly declares, “You have answered Me.” Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel reflect on the profound shift from desperation to deliverance, highlighting how God’s response often comes in ways and moments we least expect.This verse also foreshadows the victory of Christ over sin, death, and Satan — the roaring lion defeated by the Lamb. It’s a reminder that our cries are not ignored and that God’s answer, though sometimes delayed, always arrives right on time. | — | ||||||
| 10/20/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – Deliver Me (Verse 20) | "Deliver Me from the sword,My precious life from the power of the dog." – Psalm 22:20 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 20 captures the raw, urgent cry for deliverance. Surrounded and attacked, the psalmist pleads for rescue from violent forces — an image that mirrors Jesus’ suffering and our own cries in moments of crisis. Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel reflect on the layered meaning of this prayer and its fulfillment in Christ’s ultimate deliverance through resurrection.This episode teaches that deliverance doesn’t always look like escape; sometimes it comes through endurance and victory over death itself. It’s a call to trust that the God who hears our cries also holds our lives in His hands. | — | ||||||
| 10/19/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – O My Strength (Verse 19) | "But You, O Lord, do not be far from Me;O My Strength, hasten to help Me!" – Psalm 22:19 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 19 turns from suffering to supplication. In the midst of agony, David — and prophetically, Jesus — cries not just for God’s presence but for His strength and swift help. Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel unpack the beauty of calling God “My Strength” even while feeling weak and helpless.This verse invites listeners to shift their gaze from their own limits to the limitless power of God. It’s a reminder that prayer in suffering is not a last resort but a declaration of trust: the God who seems far is still near and mighty to save. | — | ||||||
| 10/18/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – Garments Divided (Verse 18) | "They divide My garments among them,And for My clothing they cast lots." – Psalm 22:18 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 18 highlights one of the clearest prophetic fulfillments of Psalm 22 in the crucifixion narrative. As Jesus hung on the cross, soldiers cast lots for His clothing — unknowingly fulfilling words written a thousand years earlier. Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel explore how even the smallest details of Jesus’ suffering were foreseen and woven into God’s redemptive plan.This verse reminds listeners that nothing escapes God’s sovereignty. Even when evil seems trivial or mocking, God is at work fulfilling His promises. It’s a powerful testimony that the God who authors prophecy is faithful to complete His story. | — | ||||||
| 10/17/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – Count All My Bones (Verse 17) | "I can count all My bones.They look and stare at Me." – Psalm 22:17 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 17 dwells on the humiliation and vulnerability of the suffering one. Stripped, exposed, and physically broken, He is the object of cold, unfeeling stares. Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel reflect on how this verse unveils not only the physical suffering of Christ but also the depth of shame He endured for our sake.This haunting image calls us to worship the Savior who bore humiliation to clothe us with dignity. It also speaks to those who feel exposed and judged — reminding us that Jesus understands that pain intimately and transforms it into glory. | — | ||||||
| 10/16/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – Pierced Hands and Feet (Verse 16) | "For dogs have surrounded Me;The congregation of the wicked has enclosed Me.They pierced My hands and My feet." – Psalm 22:16 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 16 brings us to one of the most direct prophetic images of the crucifixion in the Old Testament. Surrounded by enemies described as “dogs,” the suffering servant is enclosed and pierced — a chilling foretelling of the nails driven into Christ’s hands and feet. Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel unpack how this verse bridges David’s personal suffering and Jesus’ ultimate sacrifice.This episode also invites listeners to see that God’s plan was not thwarted by the wicked; even their violence became part of His redemption story. The piercing that looked like defeat was actually the price of victory. Through this reflection, we’re reminded that no wound is wasted when surrendered to God’s purposes. | — | ||||||
| 10/15/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – Dust of Death (Verse 15) | "My strength is dried up like a potsherd,And My tongue clings to My jaws;You have brought Me to the dust of death." – Psalm 22:15 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 15 continues the descent into the suffering servant’s experience. Exhausted and dehydrated, David’s words foreshadow Jesus’ cry, “I thirst,” from the cross. Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel discuss how this verse captures both the physical agony of crucifixion and the spiritual reality of death’s shadow.Yet even here, the psalmist recognizes God’s sovereignty: “You have brought Me to the dust of death.” Suffering is not beyond God’s reach. This episode invites listeners to trust God even when life feels like it’s slipping away, knowing that the One who entered death conquered it — and leads us through its dust into resurrection life. | — | ||||||
| 10/14/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – Poured Out Like Water (Verse 14) | "I am poured out like water,And all My bones are out of joint;My heart is like wax;It has melted within Me." – Psalm 22:14 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 14 plunges us into the physical and emotional depths of suffering. The psalmist’s body and heart are breaking under the weight of affliction — a striking prophetic picture of Christ’s crucifixion. Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel reflect on this vivid description and how it reveals the cost of redemption in Jesus’ body and soul.This verse also speaks to the experience of being utterly spent, poured out with nothing left to give. And yet, even here, God’s redemptive work is unfolding. This episode reminds listeners that Christ’s weakness became our strength and that our own poured-out places can become altars where God’s power is made perfect. | — | ||||||
| 10/13/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – The Roar of the Demonic (Verse 13) | Scripture (NKJV):"They gape at Me with their mouths,Like a raging and roaring lion." – Psalm 22:13 (NKJV)Episode Description:In Episode 13, the psalmist’s suffering intensifies as the enemy is described as a roaring lion, mouths open wide in threat and mockery. Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel explore the deeper spiritual dimension of this imagery, showing how it points to the powers of darkness that surrounded Christ during His passion.This verse reminds listeners that evil often roars the loudest just before it falls silent. In our own battles, the noise of opposition can feel overwhelming — yet God’s authority overpowers every roar. This episode invites believers to trust the Lord’s strength even as the lion prowls, knowing that the Lion of Judah has already triumphed. | — | ||||||
| 10/12/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – Surrounded by Beasts of Strength (Verse 12) | Scripture (NKJV):"Many bulls have surrounded Me;Strong bulls of Bashan have encircled Me." – Psalm 22:12 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 12 shifts the imagery of Psalm 22 into the realm of danger and oppression. The psalmist describes being surrounded by “strong bulls of Bashan,” symbolic of powerful enemies closing in. Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel unpack the intensity of this moment, pointing to how Jesus, too, was encircled by hostile forces — spiritual and physical — on His path to the cross.This vivid picture helps listeners name their own seasons of pressure and persecution. Yet even here, the psalmist’s cry is not without hope. The God who has been faithful from the womb is still near, even when the enemy surrounds. This episode encourages believers to lift their eyes beyond the encircling opposition and fix them on the One who is greater than all. | — | ||||||
| 10/11/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – No One Else Can Help (Verse 11) | Scripture (NKJV):"Be not far from Me,For trouble is near;For there is none to help." – Psalm 22:11 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 11 captures one of the most vulnerable prayers in all of Scripture: “Be not far from Me.” After recounting God’s faithfulness from the womb, the psalmist now pleads for that nearness again in the midst of overwhelming trouble. Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel reflect on how suffering exposes our utter dependence on God and how this cry reveals both desperation and deep faith.This verse also foreshadows the agony of Christ on the cross, who, though forsaken, still cries out to the Father. It reminds us that prayer doesn’t have to be eloquent — sometimes it’s as simple as “Lord, stay close.” This episode invites listeners to bring their own pleas before God, trusting that even when help seems absent, His nearness is still our greatest hope. | — | ||||||
| 10/10/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – From Birth to Now (Verse 10) | Scripture (NKJV):"I was cast upon You from birth.From My mother’s wombYou have been My God." – Psalm 22:10 (NKJV)Episode Description:In Episode 10, the psalmist’s confidence reaches a tender declaration: “You have been my God.” Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel explore the depth of this statement — a lifetime of divine faithfulness woven through every moment, even those marked by suffering.This episode draws a line from birth to present pain, showing that the God who was faithful then is faithful now. It also echoes the life of Christ, whose earthly journey was guided by the Father from conception to the cross. Listeners are invited to rest in the assurance that their relationship with God is not defined by their circumstances but by His unchanging nature. | — | ||||||
| 10/9/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – Known From the Womb (Verse 9) | Scripture (NKJV):"But You are He who took Me out of the womb;You made Me trust while on My mother’s breasts." – Psalm 22:9 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 9 shifts the tone again — from mockery and despair to remembrance of God’s intimate involvement from the very beginning. Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel reflect on the beauty of a God who has been present since birth, forming trust in us even in our earliest moments.This verse invites listeners to anchor their identity not in suffering or shame but in divine care that predates their pain. Just as Jesus’ mission was ordained before the foundation of the world, our stories are held in God’s hands from the start. The devotional conversation encourages renewed trust in the One who has always been faithful. | — | ||||||
| 10/8/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – Accused by Delight (Verse 8) | Scripture (NKJV):"He trusted in the Lord, let Him rescue Him;Let Him deliver Him, since He delights in Him!" – Psalm 22:8 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 8 dives into the cruel taunt hurled at the suffering one — “If He trusts God, let God rescue Him.” Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel reflect on how this mocking voice, echoed at the foot of the cross, tests the very core of trust in God’s goodness. Yet it is precisely in that moment of silence and suffering that God’s redemption is unfolding.This episode encourages listeners to hold fast to trust even when deliverance delays. It reminds us that faith is not proven in ease but in endurance, and that God’s delight in His Son — and in us — is not diminished by suffering. What looks like abandonment is often the very place where salvation is being born. | — | ||||||
| 10/7/25 | The Psalm 22 Project – The Weight of Ridicule (Verse 7) | Scripture (NKJV):"All those who see Me ridicule Me;They shoot out the lip, they shake the head, saying," – Psalm 22:7 (NKJV)Episode Description:Episode 7 captures the sting of ridicule and mockery. The psalmist's suffering is intensified by the scorn of those around him — a reality Christ would endure in His passion. Blair Phillips and Brother Daniel explore how mockery magnifies suffering, yet also how it fulfills prophecy and reveals the depth of Christ’s obedience.In this devotional reflection, listeners are invited to see that Jesus not only bore physical pain but also emotional and social humiliation. Yet He responded without sin, entrusting Himself to the Father. This verse reminds us that our own seasons of ridicule can become places of deep fellowship with the Savior who understands and redeems our shame. | — | ||||||
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