Heritage Baptist Church of Frankfort IL

God finally speaks out of the storm. He questions Job's abilities and wrong thinking. He then takes Job on a tour of the universe and all living things. Job is not capable of influencing any of those things. God can.

Jacob gathered his sons and prophesied about the generations that would come from these sons. The tribes were described at times for good and others bad. However, what is most clear about the prophesies is that the actions of the sons would have lasting impact on the opportunities and responsibilities for future generations. Our actions now will affect generations to come.

Joshua the high priest had come into the presence in unclean garments. Satan rightly accused him of sin. What possible solution was there for Joshua-- Could he be fit for service after sin-- It is the same question for believers today. How can we be fit for service after sin--

David had in previous psalms had been sick due to sin. This psalm emphasizes the trust that one has that God is able to deliver for sickness and from sin.

Jacob gathered his sons and prophesied about the generations that would come from these sons. The tribes were described at times for good and others bad. However, what is most clear about the prophesies is that the actions of the sons would have lasting impact on the opportunities and responsibilities for future generations. Our actions now will affect generations to come.

Even good Christians can get confused on issues relating to the Law. They can slip back into a works salvation mentality. Paul had to address that with both the Jews and fellow apostles.

Ezra was a man who was at the right place at the right time to accomplish God's purposes. He was able to bring about a revival to the nation of Israel.

The church of Galatia struggled with mixing the gospel of faith with works. Paul laid out a reminder in the first part of his letter. He reminded them of the the true Gospel he had preached when he was among them.

Elihu presents a picture of God that has been missing from the arguments of Job and his friends. God is sovereign, just, righteous, great, and always good. As a real storm brews in the background, Elihu points to the majesty of God.

Joshua the high priest had come into the presence in unclean garments. Satan rightly accused him of sin. What possible solution was there for Joshua? Could he be fit for service after sin? It is the same question for believers today. How can we be fit for service after sin?