Today’s Reading: Job 13–14Episode Title: Trusting God When Life Feels Unfair Welcome to another episode of the Lifespring! One Year Bible Rewind. Today we walk with Job through two deeply emotional chapters—chapters filled with honest questions, raw pain, and a longing for answers that seem just out of reach. If you’ve ever felt like life was unfair or wondered why God allows certain seasons to unfold the way they do, this episode will resonate with you. Job does something bold today—he brings his confusion directly to God. He challenges, he pleads, he asks for clarity, and he voices his frustration. But woven through all of it is a quiet thread of trust: a belief that God is still listening, still sovereign, still righteous. These chapters remind us that faith is not the absence of questions. Faith is bringing those questions to the One who holds all truth. Highlights From Today’s Reading Job 13: Job insists on speaking directly to God, convinced that despite his pain he will ultimately be proven righteous. He asks God to stop frightening him and explain why He feels distant. Job 14: Job laments the brevity and hardship of life, yet expresses a desire to be remembered by God and restored. He wrestles deeply with mortality and hope. Commentary: We reflect on how Job’s words mirror our own struggles in seasons of confusion or suffering—and how Scripture becomes our compass when emotions fail us. Listener Engagement Have thoughts or reflections on Job 13–14? I’d love to hear from you.Leave a comment at comment.lifespringmedia.comEmail: st***@*************ia.comLifespring Family Hotline: 951-732-8511 On This Date in Church History Today’s history segment explores three events—from Bernard of Clairvaux’s entrance into monastic life, to Charles Finney’s influence at Oberlin, to the debut of “The Ninety and Nine” in a Moody evangelistic service—that highlight devotion, revival, and the power of gospel-centered music. These reminders encourage us that God works in every generation in remarkable ways. For additional seasonal encouragement, don’t miss the daily Lifespring! WhyChristmas Advent Calendar show running through December 25.