This Lord’s Day, we encounter more characters in Job’s story – his three friends. As we observe them, we find great qualities necessary to be a true friend as defined by their example and the scripture.
This Lord’s Day, we encounter more characters in Job’s story – his three friends. As we observe them, we find great qualities necessary to be a true friend as defined by their example and the scripture.
This Lord’s Day, the second trial from Satan is upon Job. We learn of the evil’s one relentless attacks, God’s permission, and Job’s faithful resolve despite now the tremendous physical suffering he will endure.
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 evening, we conclude our series in 1 Corinthians 13 with seeing Jesus exercising a love that bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things, and never ends in the life of the Apostle Peter.
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.