Educators are increasingly verbalizing the frustrations they experience in schools. Many question student behavior, but has student behavior really changed? Or has parent behavior changed? Are students victims? Are parents victims? Are teachers victims? Or are we all simply human beings and placing blame incorrectly? Read more to find out.

We discover in Job’s story a sort of precursor for the Gospel message. Satan’s accusations of man’s shortcoming are proven correct, yet his slander of God’s character was proven wrong. Job realizes that even he has a fatal flaw despite his high character and ultimately repented.

Americans are undergoing a significant period of spiritual testing right now. Mental health complications are on the rise, and medical confusion seems to have been deliberately foisted upon the world conscience. What does God's Word inform us in such a trying time?

God sometimes waits for his creation to get into times so tough, so miserable that we have nowhere else to turn but to him. God never causes sin to occur, but he is capable and willing to use what man’s sinfulness creates to be worked into his plan of salvation for all.

As Christians, we understand that God is the one who places us in our jobs. We also understand that he has given each of us certain physical talents that are to be used for his glory, and many times these talents are used in the workplace. We glorify him by being salt and light in the workplace as we operate with a quiet spirit, mind our own affairs, and work both diligently and faithfully.