This Lord’s Day, we return to our journey through the Old Testament book of Job finding ourselves in the last cycle of speeches between Job’s friends and himself. In this speech, we hear the cruelty of a self-righteous person and the marks from Job of a healthy believer in relationship with God.
Pleasing God, Making Disciples of Jesus Christ
Pleasing God, Making Disciples of Jesus Christ
Jim Sole
This Lord’s Day evening, Pastor Jim continues on the theme of the day, the resurrection of our Lord, and its glorious power to open the door that we may enjoy intimate spiritual relationships with God and His people, now and forever.
This Lord’s Day, we celebrate our Lord’s resurrection looking at its practical truths for Christians and the implications on both the believer and unbeliever.
This Lord’s Day, we depart from our studies in the Old Testament book of Job to celebrate Palm Sunday, our Lord’s Triumphant Entry into Jerusalem beginning the last week of His life on earth in fulfillment of His mission, our salvation.
This Lord’s Day, we listen to Zophar’s 2nd speech and Job’s response. In both, we see the limits of human understanding of God’s divine workings in the world, and the flawed sources of attempting to discern His workings.
This Lord’s Day, we listen to Job’s response to Bildad’s 2nd speech. In the process, we are exposed to a deeper level in Job’s suffering; the pain of rejection, yet, we also encounter the power of the Gospel of the Lord Jesus to be sufficient no matter the difficulties in life.