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A Public Witness: Lessons in Suffering - A Study of Job

The Book of Job is arguably the most profoundly realistic treatment of suffering the world has ever known. In this lent series will consider how we, too, can handle suffering, trusting the Lord the way Job did. Whether the Lord gives or He takes away, may we, too, always say, “Blessed be the name of the Lord.”

Scripture Reading: Job 28:9-15, 20-24, 28

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A Public Witness: Lessons in Suffering - A Study of Job

The Book of Job is arguably the most profoundly realistic treatment of suffering the world has ever known. In this lent series will consider how we, too, can handle suffering, trusting the Lord the way Job did. Whether the Lord gives or He takes away, may we, too, always say, “Blessed be the name of the Lord.”

Scripture Reading: Job 15:1, 4-9; 18: 1-4; 20:4, 5, 26-29 27:1-6

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A Public Witness: Lessons in Suffering - A Study of Job

The Book of Job is arguably the most profoundly realistic treatment of suffering the world has ever known. In this lent series will consider how we, too, can handle suffering, trusting the Lord the way Job did. Whether the Lord gives or He takes away, may we, too, always say, “Blessed be the name of the Lord.”

Scripture Reading: Job 2:11-13, 4:1, 7-9; 5:12-17

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A Public Witness: Lessons in Suffering - A Study of Job

The Book of Job is arguably the most profoundly realistic treatment of suffering the world has ever known. In this lent series will consider how we, too, can handle suffering, trusting the Lord the way Job did. Whether the Lord gives or He takes away, may we, too, always say, “Blessed be the name of the Lord.”

Scripture Reading: Job 1:8-22

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A Public People: The Church as a Distinct Community - A Study of 1 & 2 Peter

In this series, we will consider what makes the Christian community so distinct. While there are many associations, relationships, and communities in which we find ourselves, Christian community is unique in that the community is rooted in a singular commonality––the work of Jesus.  Christians’ lives should reflect a different way of living. This life ought to reflect and embody the hope and joy found in Christ. As a result, Christians ought to be a particular type of community marked by particular characteristics that are different and maybe even peculiar to others. 

Scripture Reading: 2 Peter 3:1-13

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A Public People: The Church as a Distinct Community - A Study of 1 & 2 Peter

In this series, we will consider what makes the Christian community so distinct. While there are many associations, relationships, and communities in which we find ourselves, Christian community is unique in that the community is rooted in a singular commonality––the work of Jesus.  Christians’ lives should reflect a different way of living. This life ought to reflect and embody the hope and joy found in Christ. As a result, Christians ought to be a particular type of community marked by particular characteristics that are different and maybe even peculiar to others. 

Scripture Reading: 2 Peter 2:1-10

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A Public People: The Church as a Distinct Community - A Study of 1 & 2 Peter

In this series, we will consider what makes the Christian community so distinct. While there are many associations, relationships, and communities in which we find ourselves, Christian community is unique in that the community is rooted in a singular commonality––the work of Jesus.  Christians’ lives should reflect a different way of living. This life ought to reflect and embody the hope and joy found in Christ. As a result, Christians ought to be a particular type of community marked by particular characteristics that are different and maybe even peculiar to others. 

Scripture Reading:1 Peter 3:8-4:19

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A Public People: The Church as a Distinct Community - A Study of 1 & 2 Peter

In this series, we will consider what makes the Christian community so distinct. While there are many associations, relationships, and communities in which we find ourselves, Christian community is unique in that the community is rooted in a singular commonality––the work of Jesus.  Christians’ lives should reflect a different way of living. This life ought to reflect and embody the hope and joy found in Christ. As a result, Christians ought to be a particular type of community marked by particular characteristics that are different and maybe even peculiar to others. 

Scripture Reading: 1 Peter 2:13-25

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