Sermons

Job tells us we can trust God, even when we don’t understand why things are as they are.

Evil and death are too strong for me – but they are not too strong for Jesus. He alone can rescue.

Elihu is much maligned, but he calls us to listen to God, ignore Satan’s lies, and put our trust in the Almighty God.

The book of Job does answer our questions, not as we might want but as we need: God gives us himself.

In that deepest, darkest of nights Job saw clearly that however much he felt God was against him, ultimately God was for him.

Where can we find hope in times of suffering? In Gethsemane Jesus also suffered alone, his three friends also silent - perhaps there are the seeds of hope.

Job finally expresses his bitter soul and the pain he feels inside - but are there any seeds of hope in his deep darkness?

God is sovereign - and gives terrible permissions to Satan. Though he doesn’t understand, Job still finds a way to worship God.

Micah’s vision of the future is inspiring – I long for the day when we can know the fullness of Jesus’ peace that we know now, but only in part.

Job’s disease-ridden eyes are opened to see the beauty of God: no wonder his heart yearns within him.