Win the Day: Five Minutes with Pastor Nat Crawford on Oneplace.com

In one tragic series of events, Job lost his family and his fortune. But, somehow, he managed to hold on to his faith. David Platt continues our look at this horrific chapter in Job's life and examines the faith of this man whose name has become synonymous with suffering. Through his example. we'll be encouraged to stand firm in the trials we face, confident that no matter what, our sovereign God remains in control.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/499/29

In one tragic series of events, Job lost his family and his fortune. But, somehow, he managed to hold on to his faith. David Platt continues our look at this horrific chapter in Job's life and examines the faith of this man whose name has become synonymous with suffering. Through his example. we'll be encouraged to stand firm in the trials we face, confident that no matter what, our sovereign God remains in control.

No one wakes up expecting to experience suffering. But, as Job can attest, suffering happens when we least expect it. David Platt begins a new series looking at what the Bible can teach us about suffering. And there is no better place to turn than to the story of Job found in the Old Testament.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/499/29

No one wakes up expecting to experience suffering. But, as Job can attest, suffering happens when we least expect it. David Platt begins a new series looking at what the Bible can teach us about suffering. And there is no better place to turn than to the story of Job found in the Old Testament.

Of all the deceptions that wealth brings, probably the most insidious is the lie of freedom. As David Platt explains, more stuff does not equal more freedom. Instead, freedom can only come from radical surrender to the call of Jesus. As we conclude our study of Mark 10, we'll learn how to give our whole life over to God and find true freedom.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/499/29

Of all the deceptions that wealth brings, probably the most insidious is the lie of freedom. As David Platt explains, more stuff does not equal more freedom. Instead, freedom can only come from radical surrender to the call of Jesus. As we conclude our study of Mark 10, we'll learn how to give our whole life over to God and find true freedom.

"How hard it is for a rich person to enter the kingdom of God." As soon as Jesus spoke those words, people began asking questions about it. David Platt takes us in for a closer look at this well-discussed statement and helps us see what Jesus was saying. We'll be challenged to take a closer look at our own lives and ask ourselves, "How much do I really need?"

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/499/29

"How hard it is for a rich person to enter the kingdom of God." As soon as Jesus spoke those words, people began asking questions about it. David Platt takes us in for a closer look at this well-discussed statement and helps us see what Jesus was saying. We'll be challenged to take a closer look at our own lives and ask ourselves, "How much do I really need?"

David Platt takes us through the Old Testament to show how the patriarchs viewed, and used, the possessions God had blessed them with. We'll see God's purpose in blessing His children. And then we'll look at Jesus' conversation with the wealthy man and see how God turns this all on its head after the advent of Jesus.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/499/29

David Platt takes us through the Old Testament to show how the patriarchs viewed, and used, the possessions God had blessed them with. We'll see God's purpose in blessing His children. And then we'll look at Jesus' conversation with the wealthy man and see how God turns this all on its head after the advent of Jesus.