On a
whim I signed up for metal shop in eighth-grade. I learned that iron, a
relatively soft metal, is turned into hardened steel by heat, pressure and
temperature change. The iron is repeatedly heated and pressured, then placed in
water to cool it quickly. This tempering process presses the ore’s molecules
tightly together. Character is built the same way. No one enjoys the conflicts
that forge us, yet it is in the furnace where we are made strong. Lord God, I
marvel at Your wisdom and power to transform. You deliver me from the furnace
of much affliction and turn iron to silver and brass to gold.
A DAILY BLOG OF SPIRITUAL INSIGHTS FROM THE MORNING PRAYERS OF DANIEL WILLIAMS
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