In our flesh, how arrogant we are. We think our good works — which are described by the Divine Appraiser as filthy rags — are worth something in God’s sight. We prove to have too low a view of God’s holy standard. We also show we have too high a view of our performance. This … More Wise in Our Own Conceit
Towards the end of the book of Job, a young man named Elihu decides to speak. Thus far, he has shown deference to the other older and more mature counselors, but he can contain himself no longer. He states: Behold, my belly is like wine that has no vent; like new wineskins ready to burst. … More He’s About to Burst
Job Remembered His Blessing In the 29th chapter of Job, the great sufferer reminisced about his former glorious days. He mused on the communion he experienced and enjoyed with the Lord. Those were the best of days when sensed God watching over him. The Almighty was with him; the friendship of God was upon him. … More Blessed to be a Blessing
Unfathomable Grace 