We come to the fourth friend in the book of Job, young Elihu. Though being the youngest, he is filled with the spirit of God and a heart of wisdom, who knows the character of God. Instead of condemning Job, allows Job to question maybe all that has happened to him isn't because of Job's great sin but that God has a plan in all things, even hardship, that would be used for the good of His people in the long run.

Elihu also challenges the advice of the three friends and shares with them that they have misrepresented God by condemning Job. While not letting Job off the hook completely, Elihu allows Job to further consider that maybe some of his words were not wise because Job was justifying himself rather than justifying God, and he was seeing himself as righteous in his own eyes.

In this sermon, we will come to understand what a true and godly mentor is, and that age isn't necessarily the one thing needed for wisdom, but that God can speak even through those who are younger than us.