In magisterial fashion, the author of Esther recorded Gods work on behalf of His people without once mentioning Gods name. We prepare for our journey in Esther by developing a sharp theological lens for understanding Gods sovereignty. God is His own interpreter, so we examine how the Bible interprets Gods providence. Because God works through people, we examine the key players in the book of Esther whom God used for His purposes. Chuck Swindoll teaches us not to fear the dark storm above our heads but to trust God for his grace. Even if our eyes see a frowning providence, Gods hiding a smiling face.

In magisterial fashion, the author of Esther recorded Gods work on behalf of His people without once mentioning Gods name. We prepare for our journey in Esther by developing a sharp theological lens for understanding Gods sovereignty. God is His own interpreter, so we examine how the Bible interprets Gods providence. Because God works through people, we examine the key players in the book of Esther whom God used for His purposes. Chuck Swindoll teaches us not to fear the dark storm above our heads but to trust God for his grace. Even if our eyes see a frowning providence, Gods hiding a smiling face.

In magisterial fashion, the author of Esther recorded Gods work on behalf of His people without once mentioning Gods name. We prepare for our journey in Esther by developing a sharp theological lens for understanding Gods sovereignty. God is His own interpreter, so we examine how the Bible interprets Gods providence. Because God works through people, we examine the key players in the book of Esther whom God used for His purposes. Chuck Swindoll teaches us not to fear the dark storm above our heads but to trust God for his grace. Even if our eyes see a frowning providence, Gods hiding a smiling face.

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth and her husband, Robert Wolgemuth, talk about the mysterious providence of God. We live in a broken, sinful world, and each of us will face many twists and turns on our faith journey. God takes these hard places and redeems them and makes them new. Are you trusting God to write your story?

When Isaac asked his father what they would sacrifice on Mount Moriah, Abraham replied, "God will provide for himself the lamb" (Gen. 22:8). Today, R.C. Sproul considers how the faith of Abraham teaches us to trust in the providence of God.

Part of the human condition is wondering, why do the things that happen, happen? Dr. Tony Evans says that the Bible settles that question with a concept called providence."