Our few days of life are full of trouble according to Job 14:1. This audio devotional explains Job's outlook on that trouble and how it can help us today.
Author: Christopher Harper
Committed to local church ministry on Guam. Station Manager at KHMG. Former missionary to Alaska and web manager at MBU.
Though he slay me
Job's commitment in trial comes to light in Job 13:15, when he says "though he slay me, yet will I trust him." More about that in today's audio devotional.
Thine iniquity deserveth
"God exacteth of thee less than thine iniquity deserveth." These are the words of Zophar in Job 11:5-6. We talk about his opinion in this audio devotional.
Thou dost destroy me
Job is talking to God about his trials in Job 10:8, even telling him "thou dost destroy me." We take a closer look at his words in this audio devotional.
Study and Ministry
This is the ninth message in our Long-Form series called “Learn to Study.” It asks us to consider how we can use our Bible study to reach others for Christ.
He is not a man
Job says he can't interact with God in the same way he interacts with men in Job 9:32-33. The topic and title of this audio devotional: "He is not a man."
Pure and upright
If you were pure and upright, Bildad tells Job in Job 8:6, God would restore you. But as this audio devotional explains, Bildad had no right to say this.
Neither had I rest
Job is facing many difficulties, and in Job 3:25-26, he says "neither had I rest." We discuss his difficulty and restlessness in this audio devotional.
And none spake a word
Job's friends are on hand in Job 2:13. They sat with him for seven days and seven nights and none spake a word unto him. Details in this audio devotional.