Day 16: The Suffering of Job - The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)

[@denascaffetta7337]

Praying for all on there journey 2025 ❤🙏

[@agkview]

In 2025 God help me to read this everyday till Dec 31 and many many more years after

[@Jackie_Rosewood]

Day 16 2025🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Thank Fr Mike and thank you for a wonderful community! I am praying for everyone!!! We are truly blessed!!!

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2025 and grateful to be alive! Thank you God. Prayers to everyone listening 🤍

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Thank you, God I am enjoying the bible Please let all of us complete this amazing journey 2025

[@chuckyIX]

Amen

[@VirginiasLearning]

DAY 16 ❤ 2025 Thank you my Lord.

[@trucks6936]

I was in the hospital with meningitis for 3 months. I had people come pray with me every day. 3 days before I was told I can go I got a bible.

[@elizabethhunter4525]

Absolutely convinced there is a bigger story being played out in Genesis, however I shall keep my council today, beautiful day here in the UK, certainly lifted my spirits.

[@EllenMillar]

So glad to be with you all again in 2024. I do not know your names but I pray for your peace each day.

[@OliviaCortis]

Day 16❣️Enjoying waking up and listening to this❣️Thank you Fr Mike❣️God Bless everyone❣️🙏🏻💕📖🕊

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Thank you, blessings for all who is listening.🙏🕊️

[@lisafraley8380]

Prayers for all here in the past and for those here in 2023 like myself realizing more than ever my need to have a closer relationship with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit within me. 🙏🏼

[@dearchristians4102]

Prayers

[@VanillaEarth744]

Day 16 complete 🙏🏾✝️😇

[@tracychiara4398]

Grateful to be here. Praying for Father Mike & all who’re journeying through the Bible. I’m not Catholic and my oldest son is a very devout Catholic. He told me how blessed he’d been by this journey and that it was Protestant friendly too. Glad that I joined in.

[@ojie285]

Praying for everyone here, aa well as your family, friends and community.

[@dianefrank3688]

Thank you so much! I am also praying for you and your extended family.❤🙏

[@TrixRN]

I’m praying for you & everyone here.🙏❤️

[@mph1ish]

That last part about Job resonated with me today! I have a disabled friend whose husband of 38 years left her and it's an ugly mess. She still chooses to be overtly kind to him. Mostly I just listen and bite my tongue at the things he's done. I've been struggling with whether or not I should give any opinions, and now I have my answer! My tongue may start bleeding soon but I will continue to just listen like Job's friends. Thanks Fr. Mike!

[@ruthnoelmarie...9061]

There was this guy who used to walk down the boardwalk in Maryland who would carry a wooden cross on his shoulder and recite “Repent...give yourself up to the Lord...Repent...give yourself up to the Lord...you could hear him even if he was far away as he honored the Lord... he was a flip and I’ll never forget that man...he got not so friendly looks, you name it however he boogied on down that boardwalk for hours daily carrying his cross and honoring his Savior. God Bless that sweet soul. Amen. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@joyjones6783]

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[@donnapollock]

God Bless this man

[@whitneycourson7211]

Hes on here... on youtube

[@michelemccracken62]

Wow I didn't know that. We've been going to ocean city Maryland from Pittsburgh for a week's vacation for 12 years and we always view the 3 biblical sand sculptures on the lower boardwalk.

[@whitneycourson7211]

@@michelemccracken62 thank ya Jesus

[@eliashabib5792]

The stories are becoming more and more interesting, and we can easily relate them to our lives! Thank you, Fr. Mike! Day 16✅ Praying for everyone💌

[@maureenstroup8804]

It's wonderful that Fr. Mike is reading out loud and provides input along the way. The Old Testament has always been most difficult to keep my attention and interest in the past. Ugh. Now I feel I will be more informed and educated as we all move forward with Fr. Mike. Bless you for doing this and bless this "listening community". 🙏

[@The.Rosco.Mothership]

Continuing my journey, Team Replay 💚🙏🏼😊

[@Ogbi-ig3nx]

Sometimes it's best to be silent. As with job and his friends

[@carolcline1177]

Adding my prayers and thanksgiving for all in this group.

[@chickenindoubleC]

Praying for those on the journey now! Thank you, Father Mike, I've really benefited from this program. I need to keep up scripturally with my Baptist friends, ha! Wishing you all blessings on 16 October 2024.

[@i.b.640]

I find the story of Job immensly important. First: It shows that bad stuff can happen to good people and it's not a punishment from God - because Satan is active as well. And in the course of our history, people have often forgotten this and seen catastrophes as punishments from God and have persecuted others they deemed "guilty" or "sinful" to please God. But in the BASICS of our religion, it says "No. It can have different causes as well." But furthermore: The reactions of Jobs friends show original sin at work in the most brutal way: What they say is not 'technically' wrong, and it sounds so wise. It sounds like some of the Psalms or Proverbs. But we know it isn't .. quite right either. Why? Because we want to 'be like God and judge/know good and evil' but we lack God's love, God's justice and God's vision. Eating the fruit is like being a toddler who grabs a kitchen knife. The kitchen knife isn't evil. The kitchen knife is good and useful ... not in the hands of a toddler though...

[@janephillips8113]

Prayers for us all on this journey of healing our souls 🙏

[@TrixRN]

Day 16 - Jan 16,2024. Prayers going up for everyone involved in producing BIAY, & everyone listening.🙏❤️ Very mysterious happenings in today’s reading. Rachel steals household idols but doesn’t get caught. Why not? Jacob wrestles with a mysterious Angel & neither one wins. Why? Jacob also gets a name change; always big news when God changes someone’s name. He’s now known as Israel & we see the beginnings of the nation. God bless 🙏❤️

[@syw9882]

I am not Catholic but I am so blessed by this channel. God is so faithful 🙌🏾

[@michelleodrzywolski9813]

I pray you will 😊read The Father's know best with Jimmy Akin. Won't be long before you become Catholic. I was Baptist and now I'm home. Thought and prayers with you

[@valentinabiebie]

“Sometimes the answer is something that can only come from God himself.” Thank you, Father Mike!

[@BarbGagnier]

Thank you, Father Mike. Love your pod cast.

[@joseguzman1051]

Amen 🙏. 1-2-2024

[@LuTaung-v9n]

❤❤❤Thank you Fr.

[@17CW68fNv]

Amen. Praying for you and all on BIY.

[@TrixRN]

🙏❤️

[@maryframe7629]

Finally, my husband and I, doing Bible in a year in 2024. Please pray for us and our family. Thank you Fr. Mike , praying for everyone 🙏🙏

[@peaceplease9]

Wow, I see your reply was only 2 days ago. I have been struggling with BIAY several times/years. I start out and fall away. I say my other prayers, but lack scripture reading. I followed CIAY with no problem. I am glad to see others not too far ahead of me. Prayers for all of us on this journey. Please pray for me to persevere BIAY.

[@snoopy1965]

❤ and blessings

[@brianhackett4636]

Thanks, my wife and I begin every day with this study.

[@butterflyinnyc]

Thank you Fr Mike ❤️🙏🏼, and thank you to all the wonderful people in the community whose names I don’t know who are opening their hearts to include all of us into their prayers. ❤️🙏🏼🌞🌈✨

[@ruthnoelmarie...9061]

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[@dianefrank3688]

Praying for Fr. Mike & BIY 🙏🙏🙏

[@TrixRN]

Hi 👋 Diane. I had to get out for my CT scan today. It was cold & drizzling but it wasn’t sleet yet, even through temp was 28. Brrr 🥶 I’ve had a fire going since 4:30 this afternoon. It’s almost 1:00 AM now. I’ve burnt a lot of wood! 🪵 🔥

[@chavelasalas9151]

Thanks be to God. Prayers to all Father Mike Amen

[@elizabethhunter4525]

Can you imagine wrestling with God, what would that have looked like for Jacob? just minding his own business, sorting his life out , then this angel shows up and wants to pick a fight. My commentary says he had struggled with Esau and Laban, now as he was about to re enter Canaan he was shown that his wrestle now was with God. God had his destiny in his hands. I wrestle with God verbally sometimes, He is very patient with me, keeps bringing me back to the scriptures, praise God I am not limping!

[@dianefrank3688]

I love your commentary. ❤🙏

[@TrixRN]

Great commentary! I’m limping but God sustains me even in my limp.🙏❤️

[@elizabethhunter4525]

Thank you Dianne, sometimes I can't think of much to say, especially when we get to all the cubits and names

[@elizabethhunter4525]

God bless you, he does meet our needs, yes indeed.

[@ahlarabee]

This part of the “story” seemed to jump out. And yes, sometimes our hardest battles will be with doing God’s will!

[@LaurensiaRimanu-nb1fy]

Thank you Father Mike! Keep you all in my prayers

[@simonslater9024]

I ask my guardian angel to communicate with each person’s guardian angel those who are listening through grace. Please pray for Erin May and me. Thank you. God bless. Praise Jesus and Mary always!!!

[@CK-wc8ow]

Thank you so much.

[@carolyncampbell6149]

Thankyou.

[@denised3842]

Thank you, praying for you & Erin May.

[@rosem.6607]

Thank you! Praying for both of you! 💕

[@antoniopompa8316]

Sending prayers

[@dawnmireles2912]

Praying for each and every one of you!

[@CK-wc8ow]

Same here.

[@denised3842]

Praying for you, too.

[@miriammartinez6485]

Thank you Fr. Mike, Ascension, and all those who made this possible for all. Glory be to God ❤❤❤

[@laurieharris1247]

I’m praying for everyone who is studying with Fr Mike and for you too are Mike - and please if I may humbly ask you to pray for me as I’m doing both the Catechism in a year and the Bible in a year simultaneously- so far I have fallen behind a couple of times but back on track today. You know, over the last 17 years I have had a deep reversion to my Catholic faith, and I know that after Pope John Paul II died, the Holy Spirit led me in such a way that I began drawing closer to Jesus. I was raised Catholic by a Catholic dad and a Protestant mom who married in the Catholic Church in 1956- and my mom promised to raise us all in the Catholic faith which she did. What my mom and dad never let on to me and my younger and older sisters was that they were sort of alienated from both sides of the family because a marriage between a Catholic and a Protestant at that time was not accepted. Yet growing up, they maneuvered around those things and just showed us love and respect. Later in life I found out that my mom had never attended one of our baptisms, yet she kept her promise of raising us in the Catholic faith. In fact, she sent me my dad’s rosary after he died and also purchased a rosary for me when she went on a pilgrimage to the National Shrine of Divine Mercy in 2012. While I went to Mass on Sunday, I was what you would have called a cafeteria Catholic for so many years. Yet we know in scripture Matthew 9:12 “Those who are well do not need a physician, but the sick do.” Our mom and dad lost our youngest sister to a brain tumor after a 7 year battle with that just before her 21st birthday, and lost me and my older sister when we both moved far away from them after nursing school. They were married for 51 years before my dad passed away from lung cancer and my mom passed away after a leaking aneurysm in her chest stopped leaking and she lived for 5 more months at home as me and my older sister who really don’t get along worked together to take care of her. And as I am looking back on my life I can see how the hand of God has been there with all of our family every step of the way. He gave me a mom and dad who taught me about diversity, about how there are some Protestants like my mom who honor Mary mother of God, who honor the promises made to God through the Catholic Church. And I’m so grateful God gave me the family he did to teach me those things that I’m still learning but come back to a couple of things - humility and love. So as we all journey together my prayer for all of you is that you will open wide the eyes of our hearts to the great love God the Father has for us all, and that as we study the Word of God and learn about the teachings of the Catholic Church we may place our lives in his hands to do with as he willed our lives on this earth, to go out to the whole world and spread the good news and when necessary use words, to love God, to love Jesus, to love our blessed Mother, to listen to the voice of the Holy Spirit that is the love shared between the Father and the son and to truly love our neighbors as ourselves. Amen. God bless you all!😊❤️🙏

[@karenpyra5200]

What a beautiful testimony. Really beautiful. And thank you for the prayers. You, and everyone in this study, are in my prayers.

[@janephillips8113]

This is so lovely to read, thank you and God Bless you 🙏

[@brianmelville520]

May the Lord bless us. 16-JAN-2024.

[@shirleyrobinson9774]

I am grateful be able to have Father Schmidt reas the Bible

[@gracefaith5759]

This is a wonderful gift , may our good God bless Father Mike and Jeff and all people contributed to this podcast. May God bless you with abundant of His Grace.

[@ruthnoelmarie...9061]

Amen...🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 and May God Bless you as well abundantly...

[@pebblespunzalan5407]

Thank you Fr. Mike. I pray for you, all the subscribers, and commenters. God bless us all. Stay safe. And awesome.

[@lydiamajali7094]

Praying for you Fr Mike, God bless you abundantly 🎉❤

[@Kappukeki3]

As someone who has been fighting an aggressive cancer for the past year and a half, I have been more fortunate than others who suffer the same illness and others who are suffering different illnesses. Sometimes there are no words. Sometimes it really is just our presence in each other's lives. Sometimes the greatest thing one can do is say to the other person, "I do not know truly what you are going through, and I won't pretend to. But I am here. You're not alone."

[@WKGamesMain]

Thanks again for making this podcast. I can't even imagine all the work that goes into these videos including reading, analysis, recording, subtitling, editing, and more and I am so grateful that you have put all of this together. As always, it is truly a highlight of my evening and has provided me with much-needed direction going into 2022. Genesis 31 tells the story of Jacob and Laban. God tells Jacob to return to his homeland and Jacob claims that Laban has cheated him. God made sure that Jacob's animals mated successfully. Rachel and Leah agree to return to Jacob's homeland under God's provision. Rachel stole some household "gods" from her father Laban leading Laban to pursue them. Laban accuses Jacob of deceiving him and searches Jacob's gods. Rachel manages to hide the gods from Laban. When Laban finds nothing, Jacob reprimands him. They form a covenant with God as their witness. One possible message of this chapter is that when we are under God's provision, He will look out for us and protect us from potential deception. This provision allowed Jacob to avoid being cheated further. This reminds me of an earlier reading from this podcast where you mentioned how God's provision works even when we are unaware. Genesis 32 tells the story of Esau coming to meet his brother Jacob. Jacob prepares by dividing his household into two companies in case Esau attacks them. Jacob gives Esau a gift of large flocks of animals. Later Jacob sleeps on the Jabbok river until an angel comes and wrestles with him until daybreak. Jacob forces the angel to bless him. The angel gives Jacob the name Israel because he has striven with God and prevailed over people. This is the origin of the name of the Biblical nation of Israel. Job 21 tells another of Job's monologues where he questions the nature of suffering. Job discusses how some of the wicked find prosperity ("mighty in power") in spite of their wickedness. As a result, Job suggests that God allows the wicked to prosper. He wonders how God can allow the wicked to prosper and the righteous to suffer. Finally, Job challenges his friend's platitudes once again. As always, Job voices many concerns I have thought about over the years. I appreciate your answer that suffering can be a means for repentance or gathering wisdom but in the case of Job it may be the result of something beyond our understanding, something we cannot offer as an answer. I hope to learn more about the nature of suffering as we enter the second half of Job. Job 22 tells Eliphaz's third rebuttal to Job. Eliphaz asks if the righteous are "profitable to God." He suggests Job has been wicked, even insinuating Job has "withheld bread from the hungry" among other things. Eliphaz repeats Job's concerns about the contrast between the wicked and the righteous and God's provision of both types of people. Eliphaz instructs Job to repent and become righteous with God again. Once again, Eliphaz's words have lots of truth in them but as you said, they may not be the best way to comfort Job in this time of suffering. Proverbs 3:9-12 has two pieces of wisdom. The first instructs us to offer our first fruits to the Lord. This could be the lesson of the story of Cain and Abel where God favored Abel's offering because Abel offered his first fruits. The second instructs us not to despise "the Lord's discipline" because the Lord loves us just as a father loves his son but is forced to reprimand him. This could be the trap Job has fallen into, as he has constantly questioned the Lord's discipline throughout the book of Job. In the past I have blamed my troubles on others instead of seeing it as the Lord's discipline. I hope I can use my suffering in the future to find some wisdom in our broken world. Day 16 - 1/16/2022

[@lizamallo704]

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[@MrDarshD]

Repentance for the consequence of sins or deep wisdom are the fruits of suffering. Job was righteous and he had no reason to suffer. We shouldn't say that "Maybe it's God's will". Silence is indeed golden. Jacob's troubles with Laban were consequences of his treatment of Esau but Jacob could still correct his mistake. We must learn, reflect, pray, and do our best to follow God when faced with difficulties. The night is the darkest before dawn. Thank you, Fr. Mike and Team Ascension. God Bless

[@jennyharvey1074]

Thanks For Mike have had the urge ...after Catechism....to try the Bible so am."chugging"..along ..praying for my new community!!..and rely on your prayers.

[@amycruz2747]

Yes, I include you I and the faithful in my prayers. God bless Fr Mike.

[@Caitlinabcdefg]

Loving this series. Some of these ideas are so hard to understand just by reading, or listening, or even being explained just by one other person. I’ve so far only read very little of the Bible. I have listened to ALL of Jordan Petersons biblical series and loved it. But this offers something in addition to that also. I will keep searching even after this❤️🙏🏻

[@lestermichel1881]

Hello and thank you Fr Mike, in my broken ness I was seeking our lord Jesus Christ to help me a sinner and stumbled upon the Bible in a year. I will pray for you and all the others on this journey to make the Bible clearer to understand and complete Thanks to everyone that has made this possible Amen and Happy new year.

[@R_Thomp]

Thank you Father

[@Amwhoiamhischild2017]

Praise the Lord for always talking to me. Thank you, Lord, for this community and all my brothers and sisters who lift me up in prayer.

[@solomonaster]

"One of the fruits of suffering can be REPENTANCE." God Almighty help us to grasp the fruit and be able to repent instead of cursing You or anybody else. Thank you Fr. Mike, we are very blessed to have you as our mentor.

[@eileenstamps5041]

Wow. I can say first-hand that God DOES allow suffering in our lives sometimes to shut us up and listen to Him through the Holy Spirit. A couple of years ago I was confined to my home for several months because I could not walk and was waiting to get a hip replacement. Thank God for the internet. I found many sources of inspiration, not the least of which was Fr. Mike's short talks on Ascension Presents (thanks for being there for me Fr. Mike!) And as I was waiting, I went from "Woe is me" to "I'm scared to death" to "God help me!" Long story short, over those months of fear and prayer to Anointing of the Sick, God DID show me that He is ALWAYS there and to trust in His will is to never to be afraid. It's so true! Happy to say that my surgery went without a hitch and I'm doing well. Never waste suffering - God is there with you more than ever!

[@pattiadkins2736]

Thank you, Fr Mike! I pray for you. Peace be with you all!!

[@fatimasequeira7902]

I m very grateful to God for being part of this family praying together n reflecting together d WORD of God. Thanks to Fr. Mike who breaks d WORD so meaningfully.

[@williamberry9228]

Thank You. Your podcasts are both inspiring and enlightening. God Bless

[@ariel62426]

I feel so blessed listening to you Fr. Mike, thank you!

[@i_am_jude5596]

Thank you and God Bless you Father Mike😊

[@ruthnoelmarie...9061]

Mizpah (מִצְפָּה miṣpāh, mitspah) is Hebrew for "watchtower.” As mentioned in the biblical story of Jacob and Laban, making a pile of stones marked an agreement between two people, with God as their watching witness. [1]

[@yensilluap]

This is great, Father Mike, thanks for doing this for all of us. May God bless all who are participating in this program, past present and future!

[@patmullen596]

This is my second time, I’m still hearing new things. Thank you Fr. Mike, you are amazing! 🙏🏻🙏🏻👀

[@MEMPHISPRAISER]

Pray for me and my business

[@KB_2161]

❤May your journey be filled with blessings, and may your faith be strengthened in the holiest corners of the world through Christ our Lord. Amen. ❤

[@hlobend2111]

🙏🙏🙏Prayer for Fr. Mike and this community.

[@faustinanickel7570]

You truly are a blessing, Fr Mike. This journey is an absolute blessing - forever grateful!

[@christinereyes6797]

Pray for each other 🙏📿🙏🙏

[@fredmckibben6872]

Much of this is so difficult to understand.....I am grateful that Fr. Mike translates or I don't think I could continue.....just out of frustration......thank you Fr. Mike

[@pfg9331]

"The lord reproves him whom he loves" 😍

[@pauliannaow5618]

Thank you Fr Mike Schmitz for Day 16 Bible study

[@BradThornton-z9n]

Really enjoying this with you Father Mike thank you!

[@chinjujoseph4712]

'And the God of all grace, who called you to his eternal glory in Christ, after you have suffered a little while, will himself restore you and make you strong, firm and steadfast.' -1 Peter 5:10 Praise GOD in the hallway until the next door opens!

[@JakeWang]

I am catching up from behind. Amen, a lot of times, there are no answers, and companionship, or the word "companion, " truly is "to suffer with."

[@wms72]

"Companion," from its Latin roots, means someone you share bread with.

[@ElizabethJones-pv3sj]

Did you mean compassion? (co = with, passion = suffering)

[@lindacarmelle8333]

As Father Mike suggests we can be there for one another in this community, not just read alone. The best thing we can do is also as Job's friends had done first. Just sit together in silence and pray.....because as you say there are no answers sometimes, sometimes the answer will be found in Gods permissiveness not in the perfection of God's plan. And sometimes the companions we have in our life assume like Jobs companions did when they finally did speak...that we need to repent for we must have done something wrong to receive the plight we receive. More than likely I find in the end that I am not the righteous person that Job was and so it is right that I received from God the permissiveness of evil to plague me,, but that does not mean it is always so either.... And so we can sit together in silence and pray for one another....🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@fcfd24]

I'm thankful to you Father for doing this Bible in a year and may God bless you and all those joining in.🙏

[@prakashrebello6322]

fruit of suffering is repentance, Thank you Fr Mike

[@carmelcollins3865]

God bless you Father Mike and all this community . God is good.

[@donnapollock]

Thank you Father Mike for another wonderful day as we journey through the Holy Bible, God Bless you. Praying for you Father Mike and all who are here walking in this journey, God Bless them all.......

[@jamila247]

A lot to consider when it comes to Job and Eliphaz. We have all been in a situation when we have needed a person by our side who is patient and guiding in Eliphaz's manner.

[@ThomasGilman-gb4hq]

It seems to me that also sometimes individuals are caught up in suffering that life itself needs to go through to learn lessons

[@fashionforwardmom8008]

Lord, Help us to always be discerning of truth vs. lies. Wake us up in areas of our life where we need repentance and teach us wisdom. Thank you for not predicating our righteousness by our own efforts, but how we respond to your son’s own suffering on our behalf. Remind us that we don’t always need an answer for suffering - that sometimes your permissive will is not your perfect will, but your ways are higher than our own. We love you, Father. 🙏🏻

[@indykkowalski9366]

Thank you for today realizing that saying gods will is not always. His perfect will and that we must just sometimes hold steady with what we say thank you. Also interesting how the isrealities don’t eat thigh I didn’t know that.

[@amarinarios70]

Day 16 #day16 Thank you fr Mike Schmitz & Fr Fray Sergio Serrano .. I am learning so much .. and understanding the words of our Lord . Keep up the good work .. As always keeping in my prayers and ask for protection for y’all and anyone need it … Lobe y’all And many blessings Marina 💜🛡🗡🎺🕊🕯❤️‍🩹😇👼🌹🩸🇺🇸🇲🇽🌎🇲🇽🇺🇸🩸🌹👼😇❤️‍🩹🕯🕊🎺🗡🛡💜 Día 16 #Día16 Gracias, mi Schmitz y el padre Fray Sergio Serrano... Estoy aprendiendo mucho... y entendiendo las palabras de nuestro Señor. Sigan con el buen trabajo... Como siempre manteniendo mis oraciones y pidiendo protección para todos ustedes y cualquiera que la necesite... Líbulo para todos Y muchas bendiciones Puerto deportivo 💜🛡🗡🎺🕊🕯❤️‍🩹😇👼🌹🩸🇺🇸🇲🇽🌎🇲🇽🇺🇸🩸🌹👼😇❤️‍🩹🕯🕊🎺🗡🛡💜

[@wreloise1]

O mighty God our Father, strengthen us to do Your Will… 🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾 “Therefore let those who suffer according to God's will do right and entrust their souls to a faithful Creator.” ‭‭1 Peter‬ ‭4:19‬ ‭

[@francinahard8341]

Thank you Fr Mike. I love this journey, though I joined late. I know I want to listen to Fr Mike's Bible in a Year. I started on 1 September 2022. Sometimes I watch two episodes. Thank you Father for praying for us - you are in my prayers too. God bless you Father and also all those who are in this beautiful journey, and also those who will start this journey.

[@kathgonzales4375]

Day 16,❤️🙏amen

[@tammydugas9527]

I love this Bible study. It's what I needed this holiday season. However, I had to go back and listen to the Book of Job in It's entirety, because I wasn't understanding it as an add-on to Genesis, which is meaty in itself.

[@PravinPinto]

Suffer little children to come unto Jesus.☦🙏♥️😇

[@peterkipngetich8971]

Fr Mike God bless you ...

[@ginaokolo2745]

Awesome preaching. Fr. Mike, thank you so much. May God bless you and everyone in this journey 🙏🙌

[@josephinerobertson247]

Thank you Fr. Mike for making this Bible study so easy to understand. God bless you always. I look forward to listening to you everyday. Thank you once again.

[@FranksPH]

Thank you, Father Mike, and thank you Father Joe Glab for introducing BIY to me.

[@maureendoherty3624]

Amen 🙏🏽 god bless you all ❤️🙏🏽

[@snoopy1965]

Blessings and love to everyone ❤️

[@marticathomas3883]

God bless you Fr. Mike.

[@theresadavis1834]

Thank you for blessing us all with this series. Prayer for everyone.

[@andreastorres8819]

Blessings to THE ClouDs PaDre MiKE!🙏🏻