This sermon, originally preached at Pratt Friends Church on Sunday, September 6, by Pastor Mike Neifert focuses on God’s gift of enjoyment in our work and how joy in our labor is a return to Eden of sorts.

This sermon, originally preached at Pratt Friends Church on Sunday, August 30, by Pastor Mike Neifert, takes on Job’s final words and his final state, his reversal of fortunes if we can call it that.

This sermon, originally preached at Pratt Friends Church on Sunday, August 23, by Pastor Mike Neifert, considers God’s response to Job’s demand for vindication. In the end, it’s God who questions the questioner.

This sermon, originally preached at Pratt Friends Church on Sunday, August 16, by Pastor Mike Neifert, reviews the powerful words Job speaks about God in the midst of his troubles. He finds hope and asks for relief fully trusting God can and will deliver him.

This sermon, originally preached at Pratt Friends Church on Sunday, August 9, by Pastor Mike Neifert, catalogs Job’s many tragedies and the righteous man’s response to what God has allowed in his life.

This sermon, originally preached at Pratt Friends Church on Sunday, August 2, by Pastor Mike Neifert, lays the foundation for a series on this question: If God exists and he is good, why is there so much suffering in the world?

This sermon, originally preached at Pratt Friends Church on Sunday, July 26, by Pastor Mike Neifert, focuses on our part in spiritual warfare. We are, as believers, called to be strong in the Lord and put on the full armor of God. We are instructed to submit to God and resist the devil.

This sermon, originally preached at Pratt Friends Church on Sunday, July 12, by Pastor Mike Neifert, focuses on what the Bible says about the main battlefield in spiritual warfare – the mind. The devil is, in this message and in the Bible, revealed as a liar who distorts the truth.

This sermon, originally preached at Pratt Friends Church on Sunday, July 5, by Pastor Mike Neifert, focuses on the freedom we have in Jesus through faith in him. It speaks also of confession of sin, repentance, and putting sin to death.

This sermon, originally preached at Pratt Friends Church on Sunday, June 28, by Pastor Mike Neifert, focuses on what it means to grieve the Holy Spirit. The message covers parts of Psalm 78, Isaiah 63, and Ephesians 4.