Consider My Servant Job
Try to make time this week to read the entire book of Job. That’s right: all 42 chapters.
Written by Chuck Swindoll, these encouraging devotional thoughts are published seven days per week.
Try to make time this week to read the entire book of Job. That’s right: all 42 chapters.
Take a lesson from Jesus: pause, take time, be gracious. Show mercy. Listen. You can’t imagine the difference you could make.
Let’s never forget our many hymns of praise we sing with hearts full of gratitude for God’s goodness.
Have you hit a wall in your spiritual walk? Feeling like your relationship with God has grown stale, flat, maybe a little forced?
Please don’t miss what God intends for you. He wants you to lean into your trials and in that leaning find your strength and courage in Him.
In your battle with inertia, God may be saying, “Come on: get the lead out!” It means, get off your duff and punch it into high gear when serving the Lord. Put some heart into it, why don’t you!
How easy to live complacent lives, almost oblivious to some of the more obvious signs of God’s purposes being fulfilled.
I recall a wise seminary professor saying to us students, “Some things about God are best left to mystery.” What great counsel!
We are wise to pay heed to such strong appeals from heaven. Better to turn in obedience and reverence back to Him than face the consequences of His judgment.
How like God to put serendipity into the barrenness of our lives and fresh joy into our gloom. Are you expecting it? Will you look for Him to do that today?