We continue Reflecting on Job, this time the first 16 verses of chapter 13. I've taken a step of faith in this episode, and made a special offer I hope many will take advantage of: a free offer. Whether or not you accept the offer, I hope Job's words here bring salvation, healing and deliverance to all who are in any need!

We continue through Job chapter 12, as he continues responding to his "friends". He speaks truths that are echoed throughout the Bible...which had hardly been written at that time. AND he speaks wisdom we can learn from in the 21st century!

Job's response to Zophar includes the other two as he tries again to explain himself. And this is a stand Christians should take when discussing truth with unbelievers -- not in beliggerent way, but firmly and respectifully. Our faith does NOT make us inferior. We should be humble, but not self-defeating. Job didn't let himself get intimidated, and neither should we. As always, I hope listening to this Reflection is a blessing. Eira and I curretnly attend Discover Church (CMA) at 769 Meadow Dr. in Camp Hill, PA 17011.

Zophar continues his assault on Job's character. Ironicaly, he gives basically good counsel...IF we could forget who's saying it and why! Let's make sure we don't fall into this trap in our walk and ministry! As always, I pray the Holy Spirit uses this word to advance the Kingdom of God...in our hearts, in our communities, and in our world.

Returning to the Book of Job, we Reflect on the beginning of Zophar's accusations. Something went wrong with my computer, so I couldn't delete all the grunts, snorts and false starts. Apologies to all. I hope it's still a blessing.

This concludes our Reflections on Psalm 16, with its powerful conclusion. The Apostle Peter himself quoted it in his famous sermon on the Feast of Pentecost, when the Church of Jesus Christ was born! Please let me know your thoughts on the Facebook group "Reflections Echoes".

As we continue our Reflection on Psalm 16, we see some things that are priorities with God, and with the hearts that submit to Him. Here's another of many chances to check our spiritual pulses to make sure we're healthy toward our Creator and Redeemer. As always, I hope it's a blessing.

As we begin Reflecting on the amazing 16th Psalm, we notice this reference to sinners and saints. I trust this Reflection will clear up any confusion and encourage us all to live like Saints!

Abram's experiences at the end of chapter 12 of Genesis were historical, but they were also prophetic, and would have many fulfillments. Hopefully, the latest is i our own lives. As always, I hope it's a blessing!

Abram's first failure is much more than a tragedy. It's also an important, and largely overlooked, lesson for all those who want to follow the Lord. Let's pray that we learn from his mistakes rather than make our own. Blessings!