Heritage Baptist Church of Frankfort IL

Another 3 chapters are covered by this sermon, but the core message is absolutely necessary for the believer. The believer should see God's hand in every thing that happens, whether it is bad or good. If the believer sees this, they should not hold on to bitterness and hopes of retaliation. God is the one in control. He can repay evil. God is sovereignly working out good.

Job's friends are running out of arguments in trying to convince Job of his sinfulness that caused his suffering. In fact, some of the friends stop talking. Job continues his pleas with God to be heard and argue his innocence.

Another 3 chapters are covered by this sermon, but the core message is absolutely necessary for the believer. The believer should see God's hand in every thing that happens, whether it is bad or good. If the believer sees this, they should not hold on to bitterness and hopes of retaliation. God is the one in control. He can repay evil. God is sovereignly working out good.

Sickness is something that we all undergo at certain times. It is at those times when it is just ourselves and our thoughts that we have time to consider our ways. Some sickness is to bring glory to God through our weakness. However, some sickness is by design to draw us back or closer to God. This psalm proclaims that sometimes sickness is God's means of bringing us back in repentance to Him.

This sermon is the followup to last week's sermon on Don't Burn Yourself Up. The psalmist continues his observations of the righteous and the wicked. He places them side by side and looks at what happens to them both. In the end the righteous have care from the Lord who is their salvation both now and forever.

Joseph has the opportunity of testing his brothers to see what kind of change has happened over the last 22 years of their lives. With the tests one can see the changes that God had made in the hearts of the brothers, especially Judah. God is able to transform any individual through various means.

Job's friends continue to hound him that his suffering was caused by sin. Job responds with a desire to have a hearing with God so that he could plead his innocence.

Joseph has the opportunity of testing his brothers to see what kind of change has happened over the last 22 years of their lives. With the tests one can see the changes that God had made in the hearts of the brothers, especially Judah. God is able to transform any individual through various means.

This sermon is the followup to last week's sermon on Don't Burn Yourself Up. The psalmist continues his observations of the righteous and the wicked. He places them side by side and looks at what happens to them both. In the end the righteous have care from the Lord who is their salvation both now and forever.

This psalm continues the theme of the the previous psalm of the prosperity of the wicked. This psalm starts with applied instruction for the believer and how to respond when wickedness seems to have all the advantages. One of the most common problem is for a believer to burn in their soul about the wicked. The psalmist commands believers to stop destroying themselves.