When Elihu finally got his turn to speak, he had stern words to say to Job and his friends. After listening to all they had to say, he had these conclusions to make: Job was guilty of justifying himself, rather than God (Job 35:1-2)His friends had no answer for Job and his afflictions, yet chose … Continue reading Giving God His Due
The Good Old Days
The days of our blessings are fleeting. Thankfully, so are the days of our hardships.
Sometimes it’s better just to listen
Sometimes what a friend in trouble needs is just a listening ear.
Be honest. How many of you have actually read a EULA?
For those of you who do not know, a “EULA” is an End-User License Agreement. It’s something that comes with most software. You know that screen that pops up explaining all the legal mumbo-jumbo you’re supposed to read before you use the software? It explains what the software company’s liabilities are, what your liabilities are … Continue reading Be honest. How many of you have actually read a EULA?
Pie Crust Christians
There is no place for hollow, pie crust followers of Christ.
When it is good God chooses not to answer
Sometimes it's best when our most earnest prayers go unanswered.
Bigger than the Oceans
God has the grace to cover our sins and still has more left over.
Don’t be that bolt!
When we cry out to God, He can transform us into something wonderful and unexpected even to ourselves.
Action Required
There are some things in life where the answer is obvious and if God chastises us for our inaction, it should not surprise us.
And the hardest part is…
Because of her asthma problems my wife had been on high-dose Prednisone for a very long time. One of its side effects can be avascular necrosis where the blood supply to the hips or the ankles can be severely diminished, killing the bone. For my wife, that happened in both of her hips. So, by … Continue reading And the hardest part is…
Grace in Waves 