Continuing where we left off in the Book of Job, we now witness the heavenly scene unfolding with real consequences on earth.
Job has lost nearly everything—his family, his wealth, and now, even his health. He sits in ashes, not in despair, but in worship. There's no pity party, no accusations—only reverence.

Clutching nothing but a broken piece of pottery to scrape his sores, he likely thanks God even for that. In this moment, Job embodies true worship—worship that doesn't depend on comfort, circumstance, or material blessing.

How often do we struggle to give thanks even from within our comfortable homes and with relative health? Yet Job praises God from the ash heap. Perhaps there's more to learn from the ashes than from the abundance.

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