Half full or half empty? It all depends on whether you’re pouring something in or drinking it up. 

In an unexpected way, the grim waves of words crashing against Job drove him into the arms of God. 

There was no “tooting your own horn” in those days. This is more like Zophar on his shofar! 

“Oh, sweet the joy this sentence gives: ‘I know that my Redeemer lives!’” —Thomas S. Monson 

Truth is progressively revealed, but that doesn’t deny that seeds of future full-grown truths are found early on. 

“He who began a good work in you will bring it to completion at the day of Jesus Christ” (Php 1:6, ESV). 

Satan’s watchword: “Prey without ceasing.” So you can probably guess what ours should be.

God is working in our waiting. He’s committed to answering us, but He knows when it’s best received. 

“You would-be plotters of the curves of life…bound for me the mystic wild parabola of love.” —A. Rutledge 

We who rally ’round the Cross know that, even there, “our God turned the curse into a blessing” (Neh 13:2).