(Follow this link to watch this service.) Why does the Job narrative go on for so long? Because that is often what suffering does.

(Follow this link to watch this service.) Our redemption is a re-creation. So, what are we created for?

(Follow this link to watch this service.) The way Job was talking, you might think he had given up all hope - but the Spirit of the Lord was stirring . . .

(Follow this link to watch this message.) It's so hard to find rest when anxiety about assurance comes flooding in. How can the true believer set their heart at rest?

(Follow this link to watch this service.) Isn't there a better path than suffering? Why do we have to be broken?

(Follow this link to watch this service.) Eliphaz knows little of grace, and though he seems to know a lot about God, he doesn't seem to know God very well.

(Click here to watch this service on YouTube.) In 1 Corinthians 12, we learn a lot about our Father's family, and how we all fit together.

(Follow this link to watch this service.) Like love, faith really goes to work when things get hard, and that's what we witness in these chapters of Job.

( Follow this link to watch this service. ) The third try of Job's friends is a swing, a miss, and a strike out. However, there is truth in his clumsy counsel.

( Follow this link to watch this service. ) Deep within his suffering, Job's heart and mind are muddled. Are Christians allowed to feel this way?

(Follow this link to watch this service.) The words Christ spoke after he rose from the dead are very important!

( Follow this link to watch this service. ) In chapter 8 of Job, Bildad shows his shallow view of suffering and misunderstanding of God. It becomes obvious that Bildad is not acquainted with grace.

( Follow this link to watch this service. ) Job replies to Eliphaz . . . and the arrows fly.

( Follow this link to watch this service. ) The first of Job's friends speaks and reveals that he knows a lot of facts about God, but doesn't seem to know God very well at all.

( Follow this link to watch this service .) The Psalms and other Scriptures paint an wonderful picture of how the life of the believer has been and always will be safe within God's hands.

(Follow this link to watch this service.) Even genuine believers can experience the darkest of times.

( Follow this link to watch this service. ) There's more for us to wrestle with in Job chapter 2, including the unsettling truth that God's glory is more important than our comfort.

( Click here to watch this service. ) SCC deacon Mike Pickering leads us into James' epistle to help us understand God's purposes in our trials.

(Watch this service on YouTube.) Job 1:21 is one of the toughest verses in Scripture, and we need to own it.

(Follow this link to watch this sermon.) The sovereignty of God is displayed throughout the Scriptures, and nowhere more prominently than in Job.