We see a sudden appearance of Elihu, an “angry young man.” Is he a prophet or just more of the same?

Job submits his “closing arguments” in his arguments with his friends. We see that he deeply cares about his relationship with God, and how his sufferings seem to point to a break in that fellowship

Part 1 of a Trinitytide Series on Stewardship

Part 6 of our Trinitytide Series on the Decalogue.

We look at Job 19 as a representative chapter of his responses to his friends’ arguments. We see the depths of Job’s sorrows, a hint at the Gospel, and a warning for his friends.

Part 5 of our Trinitytide Series on the Decalogue

Using Job 18 as a case study we look at the arguments of Job's friends and see that they make one significant bad assumption throughout.

Week 4 of our Trinitytide Series in the 10 Commandments.

We discuss the third chapter in Job, in which Job curses the day of his birth, longs for the final rest, and laments his suffering. We consider what a life without the Gospel and God’s grace looks like.

We discuss Job 1&2, including Job’s character, Job’s family, the gathering of the “Sons of God” and the Satan’s Test.