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Category: Blog

Nuggets from Job (5) – The All-Knowing Observers

There are several chapters linked to this entry -if you are unable to read them all at once, the entry will still be easy to understand, but it would help if you read them at some point when time allows. • Job 2: 9-10; 19:17: Job’s wife speaks/is mentioned • Job 4, 5, 15 and

Nuggets from Job (4) – Real Talk from Raw Humanity

Texts: Job 3; 6:8-13; 7; 10; 12; 17 There are number of references for this entry. I hope you find the time to read them. If not, read ahead and catch up later. In Chapter 3, Job lamented with a series of statements and rhetorical questions. He cursed the day of his birth, thinking he

Nuggets from Job (3) – Haven’t I Endured Enough Already?

Texts: Job 2-3; John 6: 67-69; Haggai 2: 19: Hebrews 12: 26-28 Livelihood. Resources. Robbery. Fire. Murdered servants. The death of eighty-five percent of your immediate family (all ten of your children). Gone. On the same day. Wow. Imagine that. Perhaps none of us will endure such tragedies, but experiencing one disappointment, traumatic event or

Nuggets from Job (2) – The Hedge

Texts: Job 1: 9-12; Colossians 1: 1-17; Romans 8:28; Jeremiah 1:1, Jeremiah 32:27 The slithery serpent of an enemy declared a truth about our existence that we should not forget; God has a hedge of protection around us, which wards off attacks and also protects us when He allows them. We are protected from dangers

Nuggets from Job (1) – A Life Interrupted

Text: Job 1 We often wonder whether it pays to have integrity when ‘good’ people suffer unimaginable tragedies. Evil seems to prosper in our distorted world, causing us to wonder how a loving God could allow the enemy’s plots to be enacted. Job was a faithful and upright man, who shunned evil and feared God.

Overview: Nuggets of Encouragement, Prayer and Praise

Life is lived in seasons. Some are full of light and laughter, whilst others weigh on us with potential to steal our joy and hope. In difficult seasons, it is not uncommon to feel forsaken by God, wonder if He hears, or lose the exuberance we once had to pray. In the process of writing

Welcome to my Blog!

Welcome! My name is Nicholia Miller, author of Blots, Flaws, and Revelations. I’m so happy to have you as a visitor to my blog about my book! This project is very special to me, and I hope to share some of that excitement with you. Your support over the past two and a half years since