Chapter 38 of the book of Job is just at taste of God’s first rebuke. In it He takes Job through the creative process of Genesis, and with the use of irony, sarcasm and a series of rhetorical questions He puts Job in his place. Job 38:1-41 & 40:1-5
Love seeks out justice — even at great personal cost.
Jesus wants us to be people of purpose, meaning, and joy.
As we look at the final moments of Judas we come to observe that a transactional love is ultimately narcissistic and unable to satiate like a real love that comes from God.
Our next chapter of Nehemiah is a lesson in leadership, in vision, mission, trust, opposition and delegation. There is something here for […]
