In this message, Job’s friend Bildad gives his final argument against Job. It is the briefest of all and clearly Job’s friends have run out of words. Job responds with a discourse on the glory and strength of God. When there is nothing else to say, glorify God.

In this message, Job will ask a bunch of questions in an attempt to understand “What difference does it make” if we walk with God of not? It seems like it’s not worth it from what he can see. We will get an eternal perspective tonight.

Have you ever wondered “Where is God?” Tonight in Job 23, he is asking that very question. As he contemplates his life, and all that has transpired, he longs for an interaction with God. His pain is causing him to turn to the Lord, and not away from the Lord. There is much for us to learn from this.

In this message, we have the third round of talks from Job’s friends. Eliphaz shares some correct theology, but comes to wrong conclusions about his friend Job. We will learn how to avoid making the same mistake.

In this message, as Job answers his friends, he also compares what he sees going on around him. It seems to Job that the wicked prosper and the good suffer. Is this true? We will see tonight.

In this chapter Zophar shares with us the portion of the wicked man. He does so thinking it applies to Job. While it doesn't apply to Job, it's true that the way of the wicked does not end well.

In this message, Job pours out his heart to God and goes from being overwhelmed to worshiping. May we allow the Lord to take us to a place of worship as we cast our cares upon Him.

In this chapter, Bildad continues to hurl accusations at his friend Job. He spends the bulk of the chapter, explaining what the wicked are like in the hope of showing Job that what has happened to him is because he is wicked. So a question for us to consider; what are the wicked like? Is there a specific type or is it random?

Today we will learn from Jesus about the dangers of being rich in this worlds goods and poor in our spiritual life.

In this message, we will learn the benefit of brokenness and what God can do with us when we are broken.