This Lord’s Day, we move into Job’s responses to what happened to him. He lost all his earthly possessions to include his ten children in one day. How do he respond? How would we respond? We will observe the proper and godly way from the Job.

This Lord’s Day, we move into the unfolding of the spiritual conflict of Job. In it, we discover things about God and Satan as well as the proper way to respond in all trials.

This Lord’s Day, we move into scene # 2 and the 1st conversation in heaven concerning Job between God and Satan. Within this dialogue, we learn qualities and actions of God and our enemy, Satan, in the realm of human suffering.

This Lord’s Day, we continue observing the main character in the Old Testament book bearing his name – JOB. In looking at the character of this godly man, we find the model of spiritual leadership in his home and to his family. In following Job’s example, we not only are laying the necessary spiritual foundations to respond properly during suffering but to obey our Lord’s Great Commission.

This Lord’s Day, we continue observing the main character in the Old Testament book bearing his name – JOB. In looking at the character of this godly man and now, his possessions and how he handled them, we learn the necessary spiritual foundations necessary if we are to suffer will for the glory of God.

This Lord’s Day, we meet the main character in the Old Testament book bearing his name – JOB. Who Job was in his relationships with the world and his God models for us the firm foundation necessary in a life that builds a solid theology of suffering. His character is what enables God’s children to endure, even spiritually prosper, in those difficult seasons of affliction and pain God calls us to.