Job’s story is one of devastating financial and personal loss, of disease and suffering, betrayal and marital discord, anger and finally transformation. Job’s life was broken and poured out in front of him, and in his despair and suffering he asks God that eternal question we all come to ask, “Why me?”
What is the mission that grabs your heart –one that may have you training in your own special way or has been in your heart for years?
Knowledge shifts us, because in the end, we want to have hope.
Sometimes the moments we can’t forgive ourselves are the biggest barriers to an honest relationship with Our Lord.
We must remember that our worries and thoughts for the future are God’s specialty.
By comparing Christians to children, we are humbled to love as God loves.
