Just because someone buys you ticket for the Guilt Trip Express does not mean you have get on and go for a ride. Job's response to his three "Guilt Trip Conductors" in chapters 16-17, 19, and 21 will teach you how to get off and stay...

Learn how to stop taking others for a ride on the Guilt Trip Express. Job 15-21 records the second round of debate between Job and his miserable comforters. Discover how you can avoid being the kind of person who puts others on guilt trips!

Job understood the heart of the message of Easter. From four key passages in the Book of Job, you will discover that hope can rise from the ashes of your despair.

Medical malpractice can be deadly but spiritual malpractice is even more deadly! Spiritual malpractice can result in eternal damage to others and the sovereign judgment from God. In Job 11-14 you will learn how to recover from spiritual malpractice...

What if the person you think has done you wrong is also the Judge who will rule over your case? What if that person is God Almighty? Lessons to apply when God's sovereignty over our adversity seems unjust from Job 8-10.

Job 4-7 begins the first round of miserable comfort from Job's friends! Job knows what to do in hard times when people are not helping and God is not answering. He will teach us to reject easy answers and heartless explanations.

This is the second lesson on Job Chapter 3. This lesson will focus on the second dreadful consequence of a despairing heart - distorted thinking.

This two-part lesson on Job Chapter 3 deals with two dreadful consequences of a despairing heart. This lesson will explore the death-wish of a despairing heart.

Even caring friends can be miserable comforters. Meet Job's three friends and learn how to help those who are hurting (- they actually started out with the right motives and purpose).

Job's wife teaches us what NOT to say when our spouse is suffering.