CHARLES STANLEY DEVOTIONAL.
In Touch with Dr Charles Stanley is a daily load of wisdom and spiritual insight to help you stay in touch with God every day. Read today’s edition below.
CHARLES STANLEY DEVOTIONAL.
The Topic of Dr. Charles Stanley Devotional for today 22nd October 2021 is “Patience in the Wait”
Though we, like Job, may go through hardships, God never ceases being merciful and good.
SCRIPTURE: James 5:10-11.
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CHARLES STANLEY DEVOTIONAL 22ND OCTOBER 2021.
We may think our theology and attitude about the Lord are revealed by what we claim to believe. But when our prayers go unanswered and circumstances remain unchanged, the way we wait speaks volumes about our true beliefs.
Job was a God-fearing man who endured the loss of his children, health, and possessions. Yet he remained faithful to the Lord throughout his ordeal, despite a desperate need to know why he was so afflicted. In the midst of his suffering, Job cried out, “Oh, that my request might come to pass, and that God would grant my hope!” (Job 6:8).
JOYCE MEYER DAILY DEVOTIONAL FOR 22ND OCTOBER 2021
Every day was filled with unrelenting pain, but his consolation and joy were that he had “not denied the words of the Holy One” (Job 6:10).
The world around us judges God as unfair, indifferent, or malicious, but this should never be the case with us. When the Lord remains silent during our times of adversity or confusion, we should go to His Word to discover what it says about His character and ways. Even when our feelings seem overwhelming and our faith starts to falter, we can stand firm on the facts of Scripture.
Bible in One Year: Luke 4-5
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In Touch is a daily devotional written by Charles Stanley. He is the Pastor Emeritus of First Baptist Church in Atlanta, Georgia, having been senior pastor for 51 years.
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