Six, Yea Seven
We can restore the tool to its Owner and Maker or we can let it be taken by the thief and deceiver. Awareness of our job in tongue-taming is a great step toward true success.
We can restore the tool to its Owner and Maker or we can let it be taken by the thief and deceiver. Awareness of our job in tongue-taming is a great step toward true success.
Someone reminded me this morning about how people came to visit Job– to get Job to repent of sins that he did not have…sins that he had not committed. She said this: “The book does end.” I’m not sure but what I found more comfort in that little Biblical edification than any in recent times. …
It’s November…time to start digging into the life of Joshua, a man who paid dearly for the faithlessness of his brethren. I think we are going to be reminded of a great personal responsibility to our brothers and sisters in Christ to be growing constantly stronger for Him. When we fail within our own hearts…
The study of Job has been, even though I’ve done multiple read-throughs in the past, once again, riveting. I’ve never before studied by marking his questions and I’ve never been so convinced that the most powerful thing with which we walk away is that he never knew the answers to most of them. Job suffered…