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Job 23:11-12

Job 23:11-12 KJV

My foot hath held his steps, His way have I kept, and not declined. Neither have I gone back from the commandment of his lips; I have esteemed the words of his mouth more than my necessary food.

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The Phil Dooley 5 Day Men's Growth Challenge Job 23:11-12 King James Version

The Phil Dooley 5 Day Men's Growth Challenge

5 Days

There is so much more to being a man than the world would have us believe. In this Growth Challenge we will look at the lives of six Biblical heroes and one anti-hero. These men faced the same challenges we face today. Their success (or lack of) was directly related to how closely they walked with God.

Lessons From the Book of Job Job 23:11-12 King James Version

Lessons From the Book of Job

5 Days

The Book of Job is a wild story – a cosmic wager between God and Satan over the fate of a God-loving, good-hearted man, Job. But what can this ancient story teach us today? Well, at its heart is a simple lesson: bad things do happen to good people. Even to people who love God. So, how do you respond when tragedy strikes? Check out this five-day plan from Christian Surfers International for more…

Dialed In: Reaching Your Full Capacity as a Man of God Job 23:11-12 King James Version

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5 Days

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The Paradox Of Job’s Suffering Job 23:11-12 King James Version

The Paradox Of Job’s Suffering

6 Days

The highest integrity, the greatest blessings, God’s pride on earth. Job was all of it. Yet suddenly his fortunes turned and sped downhill. Children, possessions swept off in a few quick strokes. Was it a one-time situation or is it an example that any or many of us as children of God can expect to some extent? What is the message for us?