Jun 07, 2015
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The Sovereign and the Suffering: The Book of Job
Studying the life of Job is unnerving because as we do so it opens our minds to the reality that in just a matter of hours our world can be shaken to its core. The righteous can and do suffer in this life and in many instances they never know why. It’s fascinating that God doesn't respond to the mystery of human suffering and the problem of evil with a theological treatise, but with a story.Even though the story is four thousand years old, it could have been written yesterday. The reason for its perennial relevance is because it attempts to plumb the depths of the human condition. Job more so than any other book tries to unravel the mystery of man’s suffering in light of God’s sovereignty.
Don't Waste Your Life
Time, money, talent, choices--these are just a few things we have been given by God. Added together, these various things make up our lives. Yet, all too often we waste these things. In this series we will study the various components of the Christian life and appraise each one in light of eternity. In doing so, we will see that every aspect of our lives belongs to God and that each part can have a tremendous impact for the Kingdom of God.
Jun 07, 2015
Don't Waste Your Suffering
The Sovereign and the Suffering: The Book of Job
Studying the life of Job is unnerving because as we do so it opens our minds to the reality that in just a matter of hours our world can be shaken to its core. The righteous can and do suffer in this life and in many instances they never know why. It’s fascinating that God doesn't respond to the mystery of human suffering and the problem of evil with a theological treatise, but with a story.Even though the story is four thousand years old, it could have been written yesterday. The reason for its perennial relevance is because it attempts to plumb the depths of the human condition. Job more so than any other book tries to unravel the mystery of man’s suffering in light of God’s sovereignty.
May 31, 2015
When the Bad Guys Win
Don't Waste Your Life
Time, money, talent, choices--these are just a few things we have been given by God. Added together, these various things make up our lives. Yet, all too often we waste these things. In this series we will study the various components of the Christian life and appraise each one in light of eternity. In doing so, we will see that every aspect of our lives belongs to God and that each part can have a tremendous impact for the Kingdom of God.
May 31, 2015
Don't Waste Your Prayers
May 24, 2015
Faith in the Face of Death
May 24, 2015
Don't Waste Your Choices
The Sovereign and the Suffering: The Book of Job
Studying the life of Job is unnerving because as we do so it opens our minds to the reality that in just a matter of hours our world can be shaken to its core. The righteous can and do suffer in this life and in many instances they never know why. It’s fascinating that God doesn't respond to the mystery of human suffering and the problem of evil with a theological treatise, but with a story.Even though the story is four thousand years old, it could have been written yesterday. The reason for its perennial relevance is because it attempts to plumb the depths of the human condition. Job more so than any other book tries to unravel the mystery of man’s suffering in light of God’s sovereignty.
May 17, 2015
Graceless Words for a Grieving Man
Mother's Day 2015
A special message of encouragement for Mom.
May 10, 2015
The Struggles Every Mother Faces
The Sovereign and the Suffering: The Book of Job
Studying the life of Job is unnerving because as we do so it opens our minds to the reality that in just a matter of hours our world can be shaken to its core. The righteous can and do suffer in this life and in many instances they never know why. It’s fascinating that God doesn't respond to the mystery of human suffering and the problem of evil with a theological treatise, but with a story.Even though the story is four thousand years old, it could have been written yesterday. The reason for its perennial relevance is because it attempts to plumb the depths of the human condition. Job more so than any other book tries to unravel the mystery of man’s suffering in light of God’s sovereignty.
May 03, 2015
The Mudslinger and the Martyr (5/3/2015)
May 03, 2015