This week, guest speaker Felman Malveaux discusses what the writer of Proverbs really means when he says that we're to "trust God with all our heart".

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This week, Brian gets a much needed week off as Gerald walks us through what the Book of Job and the writings of other biblical authors can teach us about being content.

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Brian takes a detour from the Book of Job to simply present the Gospel on this Resurrection Sunday service.

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This week we take a look in Chapters 4 and 5 of Job to look at the response of Eliphaz, the first of Job's friends to offer his advice.

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This week Brian dives into the lament of Job and how we can sometimes mistake silence as the absence of God.

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This week Pastor Brian looks again at the beginning chapters of Job and talks about the sovereignty of God over not only sin and suffering, but over Satan himself.

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On our third week in the Book of Job series, elder Erik Morgan dives deeper into Job's response to losing everything.

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After taking a look from Job's perspective last week, we take a peek behind the curtain at the interactions between God and Satan in the first and second chapters of the book.

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In our first week of our series on the book of Job, we take a look at Job's suffering and the example he sets with his response to losing everything.

This week, Erik Morgan takes us through the account of Jesus and his disciples in the Garden of Gethsemane and why our response to trial should be that of Jesus': not my will, but Thine be done.

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