About this series:

Graham will guide us through the book of Job, focusing on the theme of suffering wrapped into three significant elements. Namely, Job as mystery, Job as poetry-wisdom literature, and Job as typological. Graham will provide big picture oversights into a book that is very dense and multi-faceted for the purpose of showing that suffering cannot be removed from these three elements.

About This Series: How can a Loving Father put to death His Son? Is this not a contradiction? Is Penal Substitution a “made-up” concept from the societies surrounding the Protestant Reformation? A biblical, theological and pastoral study of Penal Substitution will be presented. God’s attributes of justice, mercy, holiness, and love will be explored and personalized, for all who attend.

About This Series: How can a Loving Father put to death His Son? Is this not a contradiction? Is Penal Substitution a “made-up” concept from the societies surrounding the Protestant Reformation? A biblical, theological and pastoral study of Penal Substitution will be presented. God’s attributes of justice, mercy, holiness, and love will be explored and personalized, for all who attend.

About this series:

Graham will guide us through the book of Job, focusing on the theme of suffering wrapped into three significant elements. Namely, Job as mystery, Job as poetry-wisdom literature, and Job as typological. Graham will provide big picture oversights into a book that is very dense and multi-faceted for the purpose of showing that suffering cannot be removed from these three elements.

About This Series: How can a Loving Father put to death His Son? Is this not a contradiction? Is Penal Substitution a “made-up” concept from the societies surrounding the Protestant Reformation? A biblical, theological and pastoral study of Penal Substitution will be presented. God’s attributes of justice, mercy, holiness, and love will be explored and personalized, for all who attend.

About this series:

Graham will guide us through the book of Job, focusing on the theme of suffering wrapped into three significant elements. Namely, Job as mystery, Job as poetry-wisdom literature, and Job as typological. Graham will provide big picture oversights into a book that is very dense and multi-faceted for the purpose of showing that suffering cannot be removed from these three elements.