DEVOTIONALS

Job 25-26: In these two chapters that we are looking at this morning we first read (in chapter 25) of Bildad’s attempted correction of Job, and then (in chapter 26) ...

Job 24: As Job continues his “bitter complaint” (chapter 23:1), in this chapter 24 he makes two basic movements. In the first half of the chapter, he asks a question ...

Job 23: Once more, we are back to Job and his replies to the testing so-called “comforters” that surround him. When you listen to their words, you can all-too-often hear ...

In keeping with the Bible reading plan we are using, the last days of each month are designated as “free days.” November 26-30 then are intended to allow you to ...

Eliphaz comes back to Job with a more blatant attempt to accuse of Job of wrongdoing. So far Job has consistently rebutted the charges that the reason why he is ...

As Job continues his reply to the accusations of his so-called “comforters,” he lands on a line of argument that is hard to refute. First, he lets it be known ...