Job chapter 26 is a powerful passage that showcases Job’s profound understanding of God’s power and majesty in the face of his suffering. In this chapter, Job responds to his friend Bildad’s earlier comments, emphasizing the incomprehensible nature of God’s dominion over creation

Job chapter 25 is a brief yet profound chapter in the Book of Job, consisting of only six verses. In this chapter, Bildad the Shuhite responds to Job's lamentations about his suffering and the nature of God. His remarks emphasize the majesty and omnipotence of God, highlighting the insignificance of humanity in comparison to divine power

Todays episode is spur of the moment so I try to find the words but being close to the election we see many Christians denying God before man to please popular opinion.

I also talk about Death for this week’s devotion. Enjoy

Remember, children are not just the future; they are a vital part of our present. Let us cherish the time we have with them and invest in their lives, knowing that in doing so, we are participating in God’s beautiful plan for the world

Life balance is a journey, not a destination. As we navigate the ups and downs, let us turn to God for guidance and strength. Trust that He will help us find equilibrium in our lives, allowing us to flourish in every season. In our pursuit of balance, let us remember that true peace comes from knowing we are in the hands of a loving and sovereign God

Job chapter 24 is a profound passage that articulates Job's agony and confusion as he grapples with the stark realities of injustice in the world. As part of the larger narrative of the Book of Job, this chapter serves as Job's response to the dialogues with his friends who have attempted to explain his suffering through a lens of retributive justice

This week is our first of our devotional series and it starts with anger. We talk about anger based on James chapter 1 19:20

Job chapter 23 encapsulates the heart of a man in distress, longing for divine engagement and clarity. It invites readers to reflect on their own journeys of faith and the ways in which they confront suffering and seek God’s presence. Job’s story reminds us that even in our darkest moments, the pursuit of truth and justice remains a vital aspect of our relationship with the divine.

In this episode Eliphaz accuses Job and is confusing the difference between divine Justice and human suffering.

Be sure to tune in next Wednesday for the midweek devotional

This episode is great for anyone wrestling with the issue of evil and wicked people becoming successful in life.

The audio is much better here except a few times my computer made some noise.