The book of Job teaches us that God will reveal Himself to us in the midst of our suffering. The question is how should we respond when He does? In Job 42:1-6 Job teaches us to respond with a broken hallelujah!

Consider catching Behemoth and try taming Leviathan as we do some "monster math" from Job 40:15-42:6. We will "do the math" to see if God is indeed greater than our nightmares. you will learn three facts about the greatness of God...

God graciously continues His challenge of Job in Job 40:15-42:6 by confronting Job with two of the most feared monsters of his day: Behemoth and Leviathan. In doing so, God is challenging Job and us to do the math: Is there anything we face or fear...

God finally speaks to Job from within the storm! He will affirm what Elihu has been telling Job: "I AM big enough and small enough for you to trust in life's storms!" God will challenge Job's understanding of the wonders of the...

Elihu is used of God to refocus Job on WHO is the answer to his WHY! Elihu's intervention will prepare Job's heart to hear from God Himself in the midst of his suffering. You will learn to FOCUS on FOUR KEY attributes of God in the...

Every parent wants their kids to live with integrity in times of prosperity and adversity. Job knew how to do both. This lesson from Job 1 will teach you the dangers of raising kids in times of prosperity and how to discern where you are in the...

In the midst of undeserved suffering and unfair criticism, it is easy to lose focus and need someone to intervene with God-given wisdom. For Job that someone was a wise man by the name of Elihu. Far from be an angry young fool, Elihu wisely intervened...

It is hard to imagine anyone in the Book of Job suffering as much as Job himself did from his supposed friends. But in recent times the person of Elihu, introduced to us in chapter 32, has been unfairly criticized by many Bible scholars and preachers...

Job has silenced his critics and won the debate with his miserable comforters, but he is still sitting on the ash heap of despair. Job's final defense in Ch 27-31 will cover his entire life and teach us how to stand strong when life's gone...

We all face the misery of adversity, even moms. But misery gives us an opportunity to measure our motives for serving God and others. The third round of miserable comfort from Job's friends will give us insight into our motives for being people...