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The Tablet of Your Mind
Solomon recognized a tragic truth about humanity: we desperately want to do things our own way, and we hate being told what to do. As the prophet Isaiah wrote, “We all, like sheep, have gone astray, each of us has turned to his own way” (Isaiah 53:6 NIV1984). So Solomon urged his sons to avoid mistakes he had made, encouraging them to heed God’s Word and to make obedience a lifelong habit.
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Where Is God When It Hurts?
Walk through the fog of suffering with Chuck Swindoll. This Job bundle — workbook, audio set, and biography — will help you stop demanding answers and start trusting the God who holds them.
A Truth Worth Resting In
Chuck Swindoll reflects on a truth that steadies the soul: God expends no energy that needs replenishing. He created all things from nothing, needing no help—yet He invites us to join His tireless, eternal work.
Accept the Helping Hand
Life comes at us hard sometimes and throws us curves we don't expect. Find words of comfort here that pertain to the personal struggles you're currently facing. We weren’t designed to face our setbacks alone without help.
Change Your Why to Who
“Why?” It's the most tormenting question, echoing through every tragedy. In this article, Chuck Swindoll reminds us: God is too kind to do anything cruel… too wise to make a mistake.