Job 1:12 – (ERV) Lord said to Satan, “Very well, then,
everything he has is in your power, but on the man
himself do not lay a finger.”
As
with most things in life; change comes at the most unexpected time and usually
from the most expected places. This week
concludes the final examination period for all of my spring semester courses. And of course just in time to make me crazy I
get an update about required testing modalities that must be incorporated in my
final evaluation. In essence instead of the test that I have
designed for my students, I must administer a departmental test instead.
I am
reminded of the life of Job, when God allowed the devil to test Job’s resolve
and resilience. Job was stated to be a righteous
man and had to adjust his daily routine in alignment with the test put upon him
by the devil. He had an unexpected
change come upon him; but it was from an expected place. He knew God was in control of everything. He knew about the wiles of the devil; in his daily
prayers he sought protection for himself and his children against anything that
might ensnare them.
Just like Job, I know my students will adjust to the changes and perform well.
Just like Job, I know my students will adjust to the changes and perform well.
What
things have changed in your agenda that causes you to have to regroup and
redirect your normal routine or thinking?
Remember that change is inevitable and with change God is right there
making sure to meter out plenty of grace and mercy to see you through the
transition. Hold on… the ride might be a bit bumpy at first; but
God has a way of leveling off the snags; smoothing out the edges and making
sure that the changes that bombard our lives draw us closer to him and more
resilient in our faith.
Every day is a good day; it is up to us to make it a GREAT
day. Be blessed!. Dr. JoAnn
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