Always, braggarts are brought low, as I learned after boasting one fine spring day to my boyhood best friend and mentor Jaybird that I had survived winter without so much as a head cold. Bam! The next morning I awoke feeling terrible. Absolutely miserable, I developed another symptom: the woe-is-me syndrome. In my morning prayers, I ask God to protect me, especially from sickness, as I go about each day’s affairs. Now, wallowing in the depths of self-pity, I was disappointed in God because He didn’t answer my prayers.
Then I remembered one of the many life lessons Jaybird taught me. The wise old black man loved stories about Biblical characters, especially one of his favorites — Job. A master storyteller, he retold Biblical tales in his own inimitable way. I’ve never forgotten his story about Job.The Comment section of online publications is the new front in the ongoing Cancel Culture Battle.
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