From Defending Himself to Seeing God… After God’s sweeping questions about creation, strength, order, and wisdom, something profound happens. Job stops talking. And in Scripture, silence is often where the deepest work begins. 1. Job’s Humility: When Words Finally Fall Away (Job 40:1–5) God invites Job to respond. Job answers—not with arguments, not with questions—but with humility:…
Reflection on Mathew 19:1-12 Introduction When Jesus speaks about marriage in Matthew 19, He does not begin with rules.He does not begin with exceptions.He begins with “the beginning.” The Pharisees come with a question meant to test Him:“Is it lawful for a man to divorce his wife for any cause?” But Jesus answers with something deeper.He takes them past…
Reading Genesis 5 Together: Reflections on Life, Legacy, and God’s Plan Genesis 5 might appear to be “just names and ages,” but genealogies in Scripture are far more profound than they seem. They serve as a tapestry that traces God’s faithfulness, highlights human mortality, and quietly points toward Jesus—the ultimate fulfillment of God’s redemptive plan. As we read, reflect,…