It's remarkable how God deals with us. Over the past 20 years, Joseph's life appeared to spiral downwards, yet God was with him. Despite being enslaved, Joseph thrived. We may find ourselves in unpleasant situations, yet they can be beneficial for us. However, because we often fail to perceive what God is accomplishing within us and for us, we sometimes become frustrated and miss Him. As for God, His ways are always perfect! Walk with Him.

Noah was to build a big boat, Moses to lead stubborn former slaves through the wilderness, and Abarahm was to leave his family and start a nation as a fatherless man. Never despise the call of God. It never really looks like a big deal, but in fulfilling it that we see the great destiny God has for us.

In Christ, we've each been extended an invitation from God. As we reflect on the journeys of Abraham, Moses, and Noah, we contemplate the divine call they received. Through Paul's teachings, we're urged to ponder the nature of God's call and the individuals He chooses, ensuring we don't overlook our own call. Let's heed the call and faithfully fulfill our purpose.

Ruth had no reason to stay with an old lady whose life was falling apart other than the value she placed on her relationship with Naomi. Friendships are avenues created by God for us to serve and invest in each other. We shouldn't allow minor disagreements to undermine the amazing companionship we share with people.

Sadly, it takes people on the verge of death for them to appreciate what is really worthy in life. The cares and the glories in life make us trivialize sincere relationships. Ruth had no business giving up her young life in her home country to be a stranger in another country. She did that because of the genuine relationship between she and an old woman whose life seems to be in a mess.

There are times when all we can see are the storms. There are moments all we can feel is God forsaken us. In those moments, May God grant us the strength to remember that he moved hevean and earth for us. He willingly gave up everything for us. He would rather die than to live without us. God cares

Does God really care? Why will Jesus be comfortably sleeping in the midst of the storms? Why did God watch Naomi lose her husband , two sons, and return home with nothing but her life and a daughter-in-law? If Jesus so cared about a wedding not running out of wine, He does care about everything concerning you.

We somehow think that because we are in God's will, it exempts us from storms. People think that because they are marrying someone in God's, we will have a smooth sail and not have to put in the work to make it succeed. Jesus told them to go to the other side, but there were storms. Storms are not indications that God doesn't care.

Why Jesus? Because He was the only one worthy to unlock the scroll with the seven seals. He was the only one who could pay the price we could not pay. He is the one who chose to lay down his life for us when we did not even know it was possible. He is the only one who found us worth dying for.

None of the people in the Old Testament had a full and accurate image of the Father. They even did not know God as Father but as Lord and at best as Friend. It is not surprising that people think God is the thief. Jesus came to give us an accurate and complete image of who God is. He gives and gives abundantly