Did you know God wants people to not only be whole physically, but also mentally and emotionally? In the book of Job, we read about a man who went through a very difficult period in his life. He lost all of his children, his wife, all of his possessions, and every last thing he considered important. The book of Job is essentially him processing all of this. And yet we see at the end, Job is in better condition in ever, God having restored all these things to him, eventually dying an old man full of days. Job was blessed in the latter end of his life and was able to look beyond what he had suffered. I believe that God can bring this same mental restoration to us for whatever we have experienced.
Mental Wholeness
The emotional restoration that God can bring
April 28, 2024 • Pastor Tom Arnould • Job 42:10–12
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