Psalm 73 gives voice to the inner disorientation that comes when what we believe about God seems to clash with what we see in the world. Asaph begins with a confession of faith, but quickly admits that envy and injustice nearly led him to abandon it. The wicked thrive while the faithful suffer, and it almost undoes him. Yet his turning point comes not with answers, but with presence. In the sanctuary of God, Asaph’s perspective is reoriented, his desires are reshaped, and his song is renewed. This sermon invites us to be honest about our doubts, to repent of the pride that keeps us silent or bitter, and to shift our gaze back to the God who holds us fast. Even when our footing slips, we are not lost. The hand of our Father is still holding ours. The path may be narrow and steep, but His presence is strong enough to keep us.