Are you a Christian seeking employment? In your journey to find meaningful work, you may encounter a multitude of challenges that can feel not only overwhelming but also disheartening. The process of job hunting can at times seem like an uphill climb, filled with uncertainties, setbacks, and moments of self-doubt....
When it comes to the daunting task of job hunting, you might often find yourself in a unique predicament as a Christian. The challenge lies not in the search itself. It lies in the quest to align your career with your deeply held faith and values.You see, the modern professional...
In the course of your life, you have likely encountered moments of profound suffering. These can be times when illness has tested your strength, abandonment has shattered your trust, or financial woes have clouded your hopes. In those challenging moments, have you found yourself questioning why it happened? Perhaps you...
The review of my book Job and the Problem of Suffering was written by John Nelson. John and his wife Lynette host a Bible study group called “Growing in Gr…
I had an interesting experience some years ago while I was running a school for a couple who came from the United Kingdom. A job seeker lost the job before the interview. It was a very young school. Many facilities were still not in place including the administrator’s office and even the security post. We […]
The review of Job and the Problem of Suffering was written by Dale Hansen. Dale is the author of When Life Gets Shaky: Parkinson’s and Life’s Trials. In his book, Dale relates his per…
Finding a job you love is a huge adventure, but you don’t have to journey alone. You can find your dream job with Jooble.
Loyalty. How often do we hear that word these days? Not so much. How often do we see it displayed these days? Even less.
The post below is an excerpt from my book Job and the Problem of Suffering. The greatest satisfaction Job derived from his ordeal and subsequent encounter with God was the knowledge that God had be…
The post below is an excerpt from my book Job and the Problem of Suffering. In the Epilogue of the book, after God’s revelation to Job, Job was forced to reconsider his entire situation. After the …
If you’re feeling frustrated and discouraged because it seems like God isn’t answering your prayers, try praying for him to mold your heart to desire what he desires. And perhaps spend a little time in repentance and confession. You’ll find it so cleansing and freeing. He will answer those prayers every time!
How do you best comfort a friend when that friend’s life is smashed? And you have no answers? Or maybe your answers are not what is needed?
Waiting on God is not easy for most people. It is very important that we learn to wait on God. For His guidance and wisdom, or His help, or His deliverance…
Believer, does God know you? Is it possible for God to know you? Jesus said, my sheep hear my voice, I know them. Profound isn’t it?
Today on Turning Mountains into Molehills’ devotional, we look at the Book of Job and ponder the question of why good people suffer.
Bildad, the Shuhite, was the second of Job’s three friends who came to visit him and offer words of comfort (Job 2:11). Bildad always speaks after Eliphaz. In his first speech, Bildad emphasizes Go…
The book of Job presents a series of reflections on the meaning of life. One of its main emphases is the problem of the suffering of the innocent. However, the book of Job does not provide an answe…
On Sunday, September 4, 2022, I will begin teaching a series of studies on the book of Job to members of the Growing in Grace class at The Compass Church in Naperville, Illinois. The Growing in Gra…
Bitterness and resentment can block the flow of restoration. “If I had cherished iniquity in my heart, the Lord would not have listened” (Psalm 66:18). Pray for the person who has hurt and offended you and trust God to restore you.
By Elizabeth Prata Lament part 1: Pain everywhere but we often don’t know how to express it Lament part 3: what it is; and the importance of music Yesterday I introduced the subject of lament…