We are back with more never before seen goodies! Some mistakes, some stuff that just didn't make the cut, some fun for everyone! Travel plans, birthday parties, and Ryan almost chokes himself from laughing too much. Like Savannah says, "It's real good!"

It's the final episode of the Job series! God shows up in a whirlwind and sets the record straight for several people. We get a glimpse of the creation process as God goes through some of the specifics of his design - measurements of the Earth's foundation, the dwelling place of light, storehouses of snow, the limits of the waves and water, and even the constellations of the stars. Behemoth, the first of the works of God, is described to Job, but was this an animal Job would have known in his time? Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar have to go humble themselves and ask Job to pray to God on their behalf. So many elegant details crammed into a few short chapters to wrap things up.

There is a major plot twist in the Book of Job this week. A brand new person, Elihu, is introduced and there are questions upon questions with this event. Where did he come from? How long was he listening to the conversation? Where did the conversation take place? Where does he go when he leaves? Did he write the book of Job? Was he right or wrong in his assessment of Job and his three friends? All of this and more debate too. Spoiler - we don't all agree with each other's take this week.

Job makes his final arguments in this episode. As he tries to maintain his integrity, Job continues to plead his case to his friends and change their minds about him. Job also reminds them how respected he used to be and the high position he had achieved. Job searches for answers from God.

Does it seem that people who do evil prosper without judgement of punishment from God? Job and his friends have that very discussion and we take an in depth look at what they say. Chapter 25 wraps up the arguments from Zophar, Eliphaz, and Bildad before there is a shift in the story layout.

This episode really gets deep with several questions that lead to conversation such as how do you describe Waffle House to someone? Is Butterfinger a top tier candy bar? Ketchup flavored potato chips - yes or no? Where was Job's wife after the start of the story? Did God or Satan perform the acts against Job? We wrap things up with Jesus is the foundation of our faith.

Brandon and Zach are back with us to continue with our study of Job. We discuss Job's thinking that he is blameless, but still calamity is upon him. However, his hope remains in God even through the worst time of his life. Eliphaz accuses Job of not fearing God, and believing his own truth that he speaks. In the world of golf it is Masters week and we all make predictions on who we think we walk away with the green jacket.

As we pick up in chapter 8 we get to hear from Job's other two friends that came to visit him - Bildad and Zophar. The conversation turns a little spicy as the friends confront Job and give their views of why so many bad things are happening to him. We kick Ryan out of the studio and bring in two ringers in his place.

We continue our deep dive into the book of Job, picking up where we left off. This week's episode takes us from chapter 3 through 7. Also, we go back and look at a couple of questions from Part 1 to shine a little more light on those issues. Ryan ends the episode in the most unique way ever! No one said it was a good way.

We begin a deep dive into the book of Job and look at the familiar story verse by verse. Part one of the series takes us through the first two chapters and sets the stage for this new study. We discuss the things that intrigue us - like how long was it between messengers, Satan knowing Job by name, and why are female donkeys listed among Job's livestock? Ryan has been studying his Biblical pronunciations.