The Hebrew letter Shin is associated with judgment, oxidation, and the refiner's fire, which is a process of refining and purifying. The letter Shin is also connected to the idea of princes, who may be persecuting without cause, but ultimately serve God's purpose of perfecting us according to His word. [... more]

When faced with death, hope can seem lost, but God's plan is for life to emerge from death. Satan's objective is to oxidize God's seeds, but God's objective is for us to sow seeds of love, joy, peace, and patience. Through the story of Job 41, we see how God's judgment can cleanse Satan's seeds and bring about a dance of joy in the midst of sorrow. [... more]