The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz) Day 23: Judah Changes (2026)
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Jan 23, 2026 The podcast dives into Judah's striking transformation, showing that anyone can change, no matter their past. It also explores the intense famine forcing Israel's sons to return to Egypt for food. Judah's bold bid to protect Benjamin highlights themes of sacrifice and family loyalty. Meanwhile, Elihu's challenge in Job emphasizes humility and surrender in the face of affliction. Finally, there’s a reflection on choosing the path of wisdom over wickedness, inviting listeners to embrace grace for personal conversion.
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God's Sovereignty And Instruction
- Elihu argues that human righteousness or wickedness does not change God's nature.
- God instructs and corrects through adversity and displays power in creation and judgment.
Two Divergent Paths
- The righteous' path brightens steadily like dawn, while the wicked walk in deep darkness.
- Proverbs contrasts clear moral trajectories to guide daily choices.
Change Is Possible Even After Serious Sin
- The brothers who once sold Joseph now risk their lives for Benjamin, showing a deep moral change.
- Fr. Mike Schmitz highlights that this demonstrates people can truly change with God's grace.