"I've got a problem." How often have you heard thosewords on the lips of your friends? Or, for that matter, onyour own? Problems usually mean trouble. And, there'sno doubt about it, trouble abounds..."man born of woman is short of days and full of trouble." (Job 14:1 HCSB.)

Life is full of diffi culty! Yes. That's the way it is, and has been, ever since Adam and Eve wrongly handled the question someone raised in the garden - the first questionin history about God's Word and His intentions.

That was the world's first problem - how should we believe and act upon this new thought that has beenintroduced into our minds? Should we obey our CreatorWho forbade us to eat of the tree of the knowledge ofgood and evil? Or should we...? You know the rest.

As the result of their foolish solution, we now haveproblems with ourselves, with other people, with God,you name it. Life was not intendedwith ideas, with things-to be so full of problems, but ever since Eden, ithas become virtually problem-oriented.

Jay E. Adams is best known for his many books on counseling and frequent appearances at conferences on Christian living and counseling issues. He served for many years on the faculties of Westminster Theological Seminary and Westminster Seminary in California. He founded the Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation (C.C.E.F.) in Glenside, PA.

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