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TODAY'S SCRIPTURE: October 23rd: Job 13–14; Acts 17–18 | New Living Translation
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In today's reading, Job refuses to settle for easy answers to difficult questions. His suffering has brought him to a place of profound uncertainty, yet he continues directing his questions toward God. His words remind us that faith doesn't always look like certainty. Sometimes faith looks like the courage to keep speaking, even when heaven seems silent.
In Acts 17, Paul stands before the philosophers of Athens and announces a remarkable truth. The God who created the heavens and the earth is not confined to temples, religious systems, or human understanding.
God is not far from any one of us.
In Acts 18, we see this same God encouraging Paul to continue his work, assuring him of divine presence even amid opposition and uncertainty.
Together, these passages invite us to reconsider what it means to trust God when life remains unresolved.
