GOD Remains In Control

 Job is a book that lays out the incredible sufferings of a man who trusts God but cannot understand why he is having to go through so many hardships and calamities. The book is presented through an ongoing series of interactions between the suffering of Job and his so-called 'friends' or 'comforters'. These men do little to befriend the miserable man, and the only solace they offer is to falsely accuse him of sinning against God.
 Everything Job identifies in this initial outburst of God's majesty and power, accounts for many truths that have only recently been discovered by modern science, or continue to be areas of scientific study that remain a mystery in the minds of eminent professors and research scientists. Theories abound connected with the functioning of the earth, the mysteries of the moon, God's control over the raging waters, and the outer reaches of known knowledge, and the proud, satanic serpent who was defeated at Calvary's Cross.
 We will never understand the mind of God AND YET, He sent Jesus to reveal Himself to us in the most amazing way. We may not understand the things we have to go through; the problems and pain, the trials and tribulations. BUT GOD Remains In Control and He has His finger on the very pulse of our lives, therefore we should trust Him in everything, even when we do not understand.
Job 26:14 And these are but the outer fringe of his works; how faint the whisper we hear of him! Who then can understand the thunder of his power?”

Our United Prayer:
Heavenly Father, what a great and glorious God You are. Thank You for the magnificence of Your creation and truths You have unfolded to our understanding through Your Word. But Lord, as we read through the book of Job and other testimonies of Your greatness, we realize how great You are and how insignificant we are. Yet, in Your goodness and grace, You sent Jesus to give us a greater understanding of Who you are and all that You have done. Thank You for Your amazing plan of redemption and for loving us enough to send Jesus to be our Redeemer and Friend. To Him be all praise and glory, AMEN.