Post by Ellian (@ellianprince)

The Book of Job taught me something that every Christian, especially every young person, should remember.

Today when I was in pains crying my girlfriend that I always accuse I ask her to bring my bible and God open her heart she started reading from the book of Job

When Job lost everything, his friends came to him. At first, they sat with him in silence. But when they began to speak, they spent more time searching for his sins than comforting his broken heart. They assumed that suffering always meant God was punishing him. Yet they did not know what God knew.

How often do we do the same today?

We see someone who has fallen, and instead of helping them rise, we remind them of their past We quote Scripture to condemn but forget that God's Word also calls us to restore one another with gentleness (Galatians 6:1)

I have learned that when I turned back to God with a repentant heart, not everyone understood my journey. Some saw only my past. But God saw my repentance. Like David, I cried, Create in me a clean heart, O God (Psalm 51:10) Like the prodigal son, I discovered that our Heavenly Father receives those who truly return to Him (Luke 15:20)

To every young person: do not depart from the Word of God. The enemy's greatest desire is to separate you from the presence of God, because he knows that outside Christ there is confusion, but in Christ there is life.

Hold fast to the Scriptures. Pray without ceasing. Repent quickly when you fall. Never allow shame to keep you away from the One who died to save you.

God's Word is not a burden it is life.

"Your word I have hidden in my heart, that I might not sin against You. Psalm 119:11

How can a young man keep his way pure? By living according to Your word. Psalm 119:9

May we be people who speak the truth in love, restore the fallen, and point every soul back to Jesus Christ.

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