Arguably, the most common question for people to ask God is, “Why God?” Most often, this question is posed in the context of encountering a significant challenge. Yesterday, as the result of hearing a Bible study on the story of Job, I recognized what is probably the least common question for people to ask God. Continue reading
“Much About Tomorrow, I Don’t Understand; I Know Who Holds Tomorrow, I Know He Holds My Hand.”
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