Our lives are busy. Very full. For many, being reflexive is a luxury, or something not often done intentionally. Questions are powerful. My husband often says when you have been asked a question you’ve not been asked before, it helps you, you think how you’ve not thought before. And when you begin to think how you haven’t thought before, you say things you’ve never said before. And your tongue is a rudder and so when you begin to think and speak anew, you get to do things you’ve never done before. Questions are powerful influencers of our thoughts and actions. I would like us to look at 4 accounts in the Bible today: in three of them, God asks man a question. He asks the question not because he needs to know the answer,- He already knows, but more for the person to whom the question was addressed. The last account, aaa, I will leave that to the end . As we look at these accounts today, I would like to challenge you to take time to prayerfully reflect on these with respect to your life and your walk with God.
