When the world feels out of control, Job reminds us that it never slipped out of God’s hands. @alisachilders
When the world feels out of control, Job reminds us that it never slipped out of God’s hands.  @alisachilders
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In moments when everything feels unstable—when leaders disappoint, institutions crumble, and the world feels increasingly confusing—it’s natural to ask why. The book of Job reminds us that God does not always answer our questions with complete explanations.

Elizabeth Elliot reflected on this after unimaginable loss, drawing us back to Job and to the mystery of God’s sovereign purposes. Scripture doesn’t minimize our pain or silence our questions—but it recenters us on who God is: all-powerful, all-knowing, and never caught off guard by history or heartbreak.

When the world feels out of control, Job reminds us that it never slipped out of God’s hands.

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When the world feels out of control, Job reminds us that it never slipped out of God’s hands.

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