Wednesday Night Bible Study – March 4, 2026Text: Job 3:25–26Pastor: Dr. Ernest GroceJoin us this Wednesday evening as Pastor Dr. Ernest Groce continues our study through Job chapter 3, focusing on verses 25–26. In these closing words of Job’s lament, he expresses the deep fears that have now become his reality. Job declares that the very things he once feared have come upon him, leaving him without rest, quietness, or relief from his trouble.These verses reveal how suffering can shake even the strongest believers. Job had lived a life of integrity and reverence toward God, yet he now finds himself overwhelmed by grief and distress. His words capture the heavy burden of anxiety, the weight of fear, and the emotional exhaustion that can follow seasons of deep trial.In this passage we are reminded that the Bible does not hide the struggles of God’s people. Instead, it shows us that even in moments when peace seems far away, God is still at work in the lives of His children. Job’s cry is honest and raw, yet it takes place within the larger story of God’s sovereignty and purpose.This study will explore:The reality of fear and anxiety in the human heartHow trials can bring long-held fears to the surfaceThe emotional toll of prolonged sufferingThe reminder that God remains sovereign even when peace seems absentCome join us as we continue walking through the book of Job together and discover how God meets His people even in the most restless and difficult seasons of life.