This Lord’s Day, we continue our journey through the Old Testament book of Job finding ourselves in a significant transition period. Job’s friends have finished their speeches, and now Job speaks to all of them. In this section, we find a model of perseverance in Job as well as the wise teacher pointing us to the true and only source of wisdom and understanding.
Pleasing God, Making Disciples of Jesus Christ
Pleasing God, Making Disciples of Jesus Christ
Old Testament
PSALM 119:49 – Remember Your Word to Your servant, in which You have made me hope.” THEME OF THE DAY: YES, GOD WILL MAKE US. God will do it. He must do it. We need Him to do it. It is painful, but a painful act of love. Why is it painful? Because we don’t like being stretched out of our…
This Lord’s Day, we return to our journey through the Old Testament book of Job finding ourselves in the last cycle of speeches between Job’s friends and himself. In this speech, we hear the shortest of all the speeches from Job’s friend offering no hope and Job’s response which is a wonderful proclamation of the majestic sovereignty of our God.
Samson’s story is a trail of sadness and regret. So favored by the Lord, yet, he failed the Lord. His failures are lessons for us, even warnings, of the need to keep our spiritual guards up in two areas.
What is one of the clearest pieces of evidence characterizing a true child of God? We might be quick to say, “love for other Christians” and that would be correct. But there is another evidence that affirms our adoption into God’s family.
Have you ever received advice from someone when you are trying to figure out a decision to make in life that went something like this “Just trust your heart. Go with your ‘gut feeling’”? If so, not good; not good at all either to receive such advice or offer it.