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Summary: As this message draws from James 1:12 concerning the testings of God upon the Christian, a most important truth for such a time is our thought life in going through the trial. First Peter, following the epistle of James, gives us twelve principles that should govern our thoughts as we enter the trial, go through the trial, and come out of the trial.

Summary: The continued burden concerning troubles being sent to better our lives in Him. How did Job progressively see the unfolding of this truth?

Summary: The Apostle Paul’s unfolding in Romans 8 of the testings from God in the light of our deepening walk with Him.

Summary: How God uses trials in our lives to bring us to conformity to the image of His Son. How God uses trials in a child’s life, and as we get older the trials come according to our age and seasons of life.

Summary: How does God use trials to test our living faith in Him, and what is needed when going through a trial? How did God test His men in trials? How will we be tested in this hour of history?

Summary: In the trials of life we need wisdom from the Lord in how we are to respond to them and to be delivered from a double-minded life.

Summary: What God’s providence brings as a cross cannot be done away with until God resolves the matter.

Summary: How does providence lead the Christian into the spiritual workings of grace of the heart?

Summary: The need of influencing “in faith” a child for God.

Summary: The Lord made the woman uniquely a different creature than the man. Yet the woman made the choice for the fall without inquiring of the man. Woman forfeited her equality with man in making decisions of life.

Summary: No matter the troubles we may face in God’s providence, the indwelling strength of Christ can enable the Christian to maintain a contented heart in Christ.