God and the Whirlwind
Both of the times that God spoke to Job, He spoke out of the "whirlwind" (here and Job 40:6). The…
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Your Focus; Your Vision
Pierre-Auguste Renoir came from humble beginnings. Born on this day in 1841 in central France, when…
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Seeing New Ways
Job had been prosperous. And his life seemed comparatively free of problems. But everything changed…
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Faithful in Anxious Moments
Job seemed to have lost everything: His wealth, property, family, and health. Facing a situation…
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Appealing to God
Job had become weary. Each of his friends seemed to feel that he had important insights about his…
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God’s Many Dimensions
Each of Job's friends was convinced he had the only correct way of looking at life, and the correct…
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A Joke to the World
Overwhelmed with problems, Job became conscious of how other people reacted to him. He felt that he…
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Listening
Responding to what Job said about his problems, his friend, Zophar, accused Job of uttering "a…
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Bitterness
From a human perspective, Job had every reason to be bitter. He had done nothing wrong. God Himself…
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Do You Really Know Yourself?
After being struck by adversities, Job reacted with a kind of obsession about his own innocence.…
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