In Episode 8 of Faith After Hours, we continue our journey through the book of Job by studying Job 25–26, focusing especially on Job 26:1–14.

Job reminds us that God is infinitely powerful, sovereign, and beyond our full understanding. From the foundations of the earth to the stars in the heavens, creation declares His glory. If God is the Creator of all things, what does that mean for how we treat the bodies He has given us?

In this episode we discuss the question:

Should Christians care about their physical health?

Is exercising biblical? Does nutrition matter? Can fitness become an idol? How do we balance caring for our bodies without making health our identity?

Most importantly, we remember that while physical health has value, our greatest need is not a stronger body but a new heart. Because of sin, every one of us stands guilty before a holy God. Jesus Christ lived the perfect life we could never live, died on the cross for our sins, and rose again so that all who repent and trust in Him will be forgiven and receive eternal life.

Join us as we seek to glorify Christ through His Word, encourage one another in faithful living, and proclaim the hope of the gospel.

Proclaiming Christ, Preparing His People

In Episode 7 of Faith After Hours, we dig into Job 20–21 and focus on Job 21:1–7, where Job pushes back against easy answers about suffering and wrestles with a question that still echoes today: Why do the wicked sometimes seem to prosper while the righteous suffer?

In the middle of this tension, we are reminded that Scripture does not hide suffering or pretend life is simple. Job’s cries point forward to the greater reality fulfilled in Jesus Christ—who was perfectly righteous, without sin, and yet willingly suffered unjustly. He was mocked, rejected, and crucified, not because He deserved it, but because He came to bear the sins of the world. In His suffering, we see both the depth of human brokenness and the perfect obedience of the Son of God, who trusted the Father even unto death, and rose again in victory.

We also talk about the question, “What’s the best Bible translation?” and even touch on the Hawaii Pidgin version, which is a lot of fun to quote and helps bring familiar passages to life in a fresh way. The goal is not to win a translation debate, but to faithfully hear, understand, and obey God’s Word in whatever language it reaches us.

Above all, we are pointed again to the Gospel: Jesus Christ suffered while remaining perfectly holy, died for our sins, rose again on the third day, and offers forgiveness and new life to all who believe in Him.

Join us for an honest conversation about suffering, God’s justice, Scripture, and the hope we have in Christ.

"Proclaiming Christ and Preparing his People"

Can Christians use artificial intelligence, or does it pull us away from God?

In Episode 6 of Faith After Hours, we continue our study through the book of Job by looking at Job 18–19. We examine Bildad's harsh response to Job, Job's suffering, and one of the greatest declarations of hope in the entire Old Testament:

"For I know that my Redeemer liveth..." — Job 19:25

We also tackle today's hot topic:

Should Christians use AI?

Is AI simply another tool that can be used for God's glory, or are there biblical dangers Christians should be aware of? We discuss where AI can be helpful, where it becomes dangerous, and why no technology can ever replace God's Word, prayer, the local church, or the work of the Holy Spirit.

Most importantly, we close by pointing to the only One who can answer humanity's greatest need—not artificial intelligence, but Jesus Christ, our Redeemer.

If this episode encourages you, consider liking, subscribing, and sharing it with someone who wants to grow in God's Word.

"Proclaiming Christ. Preparing His People."

Why does a good God allow evil?

It's one of the oldest and hardest questions ever asked—and it's the same question people were asking thousands of years ago in the book of Job.

In Episode 5 of Faith After Hours, we continue our walk through Job chapters 11–14, looking at Zophar's accusations, Job's response, and what Scripture teaches about suffering, God's sovereignty, and the brokenness of a world cursed by sin.

We discuss:

• Job 11–14
• Why evil and suffering exist
• The effects of the Fall on creation
• God's justice and His sovereignty
• Why suffering isn't always punishment for personal sin
• The hope found in Christ

While we may not receive every answer this side of eternity, Scripture reminds us that God has not abandoned His creation. The greatest evidence of that is Jesus Christ, who stepped into our suffering, bore our sin on the cross, and rose again so that all who repent and believe in Him can have eternal life.

No matter where you are today, our prayer is that this episode points you beyond the problem of evil and toward the Savior who defeated sin and death.

"In this world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world." — John 16:33

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Proclaiming Christ. Preparing His People.

This week we continue our journey through the book of Job, diving into chapters 8–10. We unpack Bildad's response to Job, wrestle with Job's honest cries before God, and discuss what these chapters teach us about suffering, God's justice, and trusting Him even when we don't understand our circumstances.

We also tackle a question that many Christians ask: Can Christians have tattoos? We examine the passages often brought into the discussion, consider the biblical context, and talk about how Christians should approach this issue with wisdom, conviction, and grace.

Whether you're studying through Job with us or you're curious about what Scripture says on tattoos, we hope this conversation encourages you to know Christ more deeply and trust His Word above all else.

Proclaiming Christ. Preparing His People.

In this video we will be going through...-Job 4:1-7

• Sunday Sermon

• How to find your purpose?

• Matthew 6

Dustin and Jaden share a little about themselves and they wanted to start a Podcast and what the future plans are for it.