Job

What do Jesus’s words mean for people who have never prayed for food with anything like a sense of panic?

While I hate to admit it, I tend to expend more energy trying to protect myself from God’s good, sanctifying aims than working alongside him—or at least just letting him do his job.

When tragedy strikes, almost everyone who believes in God, along with almost everyone who claims they don’t, asks the same question: Why does God allow suffering?

Without intending to, we often water down important doctrines because we want people to be able to grasp hold of these great mysteries without becoming discouraged by their perplexity.

The trouble with Job’s comforters is that so much of what they say sounds right.

The book of Job is one place we can turn to see what God has to say about dealing with painful loss and hardship.

The book of Job  is one place we can turn to see what God has to say about dealing with painful loss and hardship.