*Book/Tv Endings There something special about a good ending: One that grips your heart and makes you think. There is also the sorrowful impression of a bad ending…Lost. *Life Journeys The Journey is only greater than the destination when the destination wasn’t worth the Journey! Not that the journey isn’t important, but when that…
Category: Evening
Evening = Revelation 21, A Whole New World
Intro: Aladdin Whole New World: Aladdin Paints a picture of thanks to the genie he can experience the world in a while new way and Jasmin will complete that experience When we come to Revelation 21 we are being introduced to the world in a Whole new way. Ch 20 showed us the end of…
Evening = Revelation 20:11-15, The Great White Throne
After having covered the millennium the two past Sunday evenings, we now only have a few evenings left in our trek through the book of Revelation. Here is the plan for these remaining weeks. Tonight we’ll finish chapter 20, and Lord willing the next two Sunday evenings we’ll cover the wonders of the New Heavens…
Evening = Revelation 20:1-10, The Millennium (Pt. 2)
Last Sunday evening I began by saying: we’ve been going through Revelation for some time now in the evenings, and we have arrived at the famous chapter where we find the description of the millennium. On one hand, some of you have long anticipated this chapter and are very eager to discuss it, to lean…
Evening = Revelation 20:1-10, The Millennium (Pt. 1)
Revelation 20:1-10 says, “Then I saw an angel coming down from heaven, holding in his hand the key to the bottomless pit and a great chain. And he seized the dragon, that ancient serpent, who is the devil and Satan, and bound him for a thousand years, and threw him into the pit, and shut…
Evening = Revelation 19:11-21
This week's Evening sermon featured special guest teacher Bill Abitz.
Evening = Revelation 19:6-10, The Marriage Supper of the Lamb
Last week we began chapter 19 looking at v1-5 where three hallelujahs flow forth from the vast multitude as they gladly give praise to God because God poured out His judgment on the wicked. It not only sobered us but comforted us. Why? Because this world often dupes into thinking it is always making great progress…
Evening = Revelation 19:1-5, Hallelujah’s To Our God
The most well-known and recognizable piece within the musical masterpiece Handel’s Messiah is the “Hallelujah Chorus.”[1] Even if you’ve never heard this chorus or any of the composition before, or have just heard parts of it, it’s highly likely you’ve heard the famous chorus before in a movie or on TV. Within the chorus itself the word ‘hallelujah’…
Evening = Revelation 18: The Mystery Woman (Part 2 )
Evening = Revelation 17, The Mystery Woman (Part 1)
In the 1960’s the British Pop band Manfred Mann had many hits. One of my favorites they did is called The Mighty Quinn, but they might be more well-known for another song they covered in 1964. This song would eventually hit #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 of that year. It’s called Doo Wah Diddy and the lyrics are…
Evening = Revelation 16:17-21, The Seventh Bowl
What would you say are the most famous words in the Bible? Perhaps many passages come to mind. Starting from the very beginning of Scripture some might say God’s initial creation statement “Let there be light” is most famous. Maybe some would say it’s Moses’ words to Pharaoh “Let my people go!” Or Job’s words…
Evening= Revelation 16:1-16 The Bowls of Wrath
I. Are commissioned by God (1) II. Are Poured out against the Wicked (2-14,16) III. Are a reminder to Endure (15)
Evening= Revelation 15: Song Around the Sea
I. God's Judgment is Final (1) II. God's Praise is Eternal (2-4) III. God's Glory & Power are Overwhelming (5-8)
Good Friday = Matthew 27, The Crucifixion
All throughout this holy week our elders have been leading us in brief devotionals through the end of Matthew’s gospel. On Monday Pastor Andrew led us through the moment Jesus turned over the tables after the triumphal entry. On Tuesday Sam Knox taught us about Jesus’ rebuke to the Pharisees and chief priests. On Wednesday…
Evening = Revelation 14:14-20, The Final Harvest
It has been said many times throughout the history of the Church that the mission of the Church is twofold: worship and witness. Worship is clear is it not? We’re to publicly and privately, corporately and personally be engaged in worshipping our God for who He is and what He has done. I think it…
Evening= Revelation 14:6-13
Special Sermon By Steve Best.
Evening=Rev 14:1-4 The Redeemed Worship
Special Sermon By Tim Daniels. Introduction: Mark of the Beast fear; blaspheming the Holy Spirit, surrendering to persecution--fear of losing our faith, overcome by several key realities-- What is the purpose for the book of Revelation? It is partly to give us instruction about God’s plan for our full salvation. We have been redeemed from…
Evening = Revelation 13:11-18, The Second Beast
Last week Andrew covered the first half of Revelation 13 and the first beast that rises out of the sea. The second half of the chapter before us now shows us that this first beast is not alone.[1] No, he is joined by a second beast who rises out of the earth. Taking these two beasts…
Evening = Revelation 13:1-10, The First Beast
*Below is Pastor Andrew’s teaching outline from Sunday evening's church history study, not a word for word manuscript. This is meant as aid in seeing the thought and direction of the lesson. Rev 12-The casting out of the Dragon & his defeat in Heaven (Taking place at Christs death & resurrection) New cycle of seven…
Evening = Historic Faith: Anselm – Scholasticism – Aquinas
Thus far in our overview of the middle ages we’ve covered a lot of ground. We began in the Byzantine Empire, moved onto the expansion of holy Roman Empire, and how these things culminated in the great schism between the East and the West. We then turned to examine the dawn and growth of Islam,…
Evening= Historic Faith: The Crusades
*Below is Pastor Andrew’s teaching outline from Sunday evening's church history study, not a word for word manuscript. This is meant as aid in seeing the thought and direction of the lesson. The Crusades (1096-1204) Important Facts: -Different from Byzantine wars with Islamic Forces. -Byzantines saw nothing holy about their wars, rather seeing them as…
Evening= Historic Faith: The Holy Roman Empire
*Below is Pastor Andrew’s teaching outline from Sunday evening's church history study, not a word for word manuscript. This is meant as aid in seeing the thought and direction of the lesson. Empire: -Frankish Kings were subject to the leadership of their prime Ministers and Nobility -Primary Family- the Carolingians: lead by Pepin of Laudon…
Evening= Historic Faith-The Byzantine Empire
*Below is Pastor Andrew’s teaching outline from Sunday evening's church history study, not a word for word manuscript. This is meant as aid in seeing the thought and direction of the lesson. As Empire: Capital- Constantinople -Originally Byzantium, thus the Byzantine Empire -Original remnant of the Eastern Roman Empire -Thus, claimed to be the true…
Evening= The Historic Faith: Islam & the Church
*Below is Pastor Andrew’s teaching outline from Sunday evening's church history study, not a word for word manuscript. This is meant as aid in seeing the thought and direction of the lesson. Matthew 16:18 ESV And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of…
Evening = Revelation 12:7-17, Conquering By the Blood
“You will be eaten by cannibals!” These words came out of the mouths of Christians and pastors who were seeking to dissuade a young man named John Paton from taking the gospel to the New Hebrides Islands. These islands were long known as a center of violent barbarism and yes, rumors of cannibalism abounded. Yet,…
Evening= Revelation 12:1-6 The Child & the First Sign
*Below is Pastor Andrew’s preaching outline from Sunday’s sermon, not a word for word manuscript. This is meant as aid in seeing the thought and direction of the sermon. Chapter 11 closed out the first part of the book, and now as we turn to 12-22 we begin to see a more vivid picture of…
Evening= Revelation 11: The Witnesses & The End
*Below is Pastor Andrew’s preaching outline from Sunday’s sermon, not a word for word manuscript. This is meant as aid in seeing the thought and direction of the sermon. Overview ch. 10 and the commissioning of John Ezekiel 1-3 Possible approaches to this text: The New International Greek Testament Commentary: The Book of Revelation The…
Evening = Revelation 10, The Mighty Angel & The Little Scroll
As we begin chapter 10 this evening we come to another repetition in the book of Revelation. In the seals we saw earlier the first four were grouped together, then the fifth and sixth were grouped together, then there was a minor break or intermission, culminating in the moment when the seventh and final seal…
Evening= Revelation 9: From the Pit
*Below is Pastor Andrew’s preaching outline from Sunday’s sermon, not a word for word manuscript. This is meant as aid in seeing the thought and direction of the sermon. Sci-Fi movies. Our text today features some of the most bizarre imagery in all of scripture. It is in text like this that many people turn…
Evening = Revelation 8:6-13, The First Four Trumpets
As the newly redeemed host of Israel is led out of slavery in Egypt into the wilderness to worship God at Mt. Sinai and receive His Law, trumpets were heard loud and clear. Exodus 19:16-20 describes this scene, “On the morning of the third day there were thunders and lightnings and a thick cloud on…
Evening= Revelation 8:1-5 Into The Silence
*Below is Pastor Andrew’s preaching outline from Sunday’s sermon, not a word for word manuscript. This is meant as aid in seeing the thought and direction of the sermon. Review: 6 Previous Seals: (Seals1-4) 4 Horsemen (Seal 5) Prayer of the Saints from the Alter of God (Seal 6) Cataclysmic destruction upon the earth Brief…
Evening = Revelation 7:9-17, A Multitudinous Throng
We’ve just come through the passage about the 144,000 last week and as we press on tonight do not forget what we concluded then. Though some do believe the 144,000 to be a literal number/group of people we do not. Instead we believe the 144,000 to be a symbolic number of the Church as the…
Evening= Revelation 7:1-8; Sealed By God
*Below is Pastor Andrew’s preaching outline from Sunday’s sermon, not a word for word manuscript. This is meant as aid in seeing the thought and direction of the sermon. Where we have been: 6 seals opened: 1-4: 4 Horseman from Zechariah 5: The Alter of the Lord, where the saints cry out for the day…
Evening= Revelation 6- So It Will Be
*Below is a copy of Andrew's sermon notes and outline. -Last week we entered the majestic throne room of God. Here John was given a vision of the day where Christ was slain and rose. We saw the celebration in heaven as the slain lamb took the throne alongside the Father. We saw the whole…
Evening = Revelation 4-5, Worthy is the Lamb!
Our passage this evening is both like and unlike The Wizard of Oz.[1] It is very much like Oz because just as Dorothy and Toto are taken from the black and white ho-hum world of Kansas into the technicolor and stunningly glorious world of Oz, so too John in 4:1 is taken by vision from the…
Evening = Revelation 3:14-22, The Lukewarm Church
I invite you to open your Bibles to Revelation 3:14-22, where tonight we’ll end our time on the seven churches by walking through the letter to the church in Laodicea. Located in the famous Lycus River Valley Laodicea was a prominent city that sat in the intersection of the three most-traveled trade routes in Asia…
Evening= Rev 3:7-13: The Church in Philadelphia
Introduction to the Church of Philadelphia: Philadelphia was thirty miles southeast of Sardis on the main trade route from Smyrna. Its volcanic soil was extremely fertile and ideal for growing grapes. It was the most recent of the seven cities, founded sometime after 189BC by either Eumenes II, king of Peramum, or his younger brother…
Evening = Revelation 3:1-6, The Dead Church
Any of you ever been to Detroit? I have a few times, and what strikes me about Detroit in our present day is the emphasis on what Detroit used to be. When you fly into Detroit and walk into the airport you’re met with historic photos of old downtown Detroit, muscle cars made in Motor…
Evening = Revelation 2:18-29, The Corrupt Church
Tonight we’re looking into Jesus’ fourth letter to the churches in Revelation 2-3, where the church of Thyatira comes into view. The city of Thyatira was the smallest of all the cities mentioned in Revelation 2-3, yet it receives the longest letter from Jesus out of all seven letters, we’ll soon find out why. Thyatira…
Evening = Revelation 2:12-17, The Word to those Where Satan Dwells
*Below is Pastor Andrew's preaching outline from Sunday's sermon, not a word for word manuscript. This is meant as aid in seeing the thought and direction of the sermon. This is the third city on our journey and is the first of the three compromised churches The First and Last churches (Ephesus & Laodicea) are…
Evening = Revelation 2:8-11, The Persecuted Church
I invite you to open your Bibles to Revelation 2:8-11, where we’ll spend our time this morning. Last week we looked at the letter from Christ to the church in Ephesus (the loveless Church), this week we’ll look at the letter from Christ to the church in Smyrna (the persecuted Church). As a whole, the letter…
Evening = Revelation 2:1-7, The Loveless Church
Revelation 2:1-7“To the angel of the church in Ephesus write: ‘The words of him who holds the seven stars in his right hand, who walks among the seven golden lampstands.I know your works, your toil and your patient endurance, and how you cannot bear with those who are evil, but have tested those who call…
Evening = Revelation 1:9-20, A Vision of the Son of Man
“There is a type of happiness and wonder that makes you serious.” (C.S. Lewis) I think this is very similar to what John felt when he saw his vision of Jesus. Let’s see this in the text. v9-20 comes to us in 4 sections: John’s Commission (v9-11), John’s Vision (v12-16), John’s Reaction (v17a), and John’s…
Evening = Revelation 1:1-8, The Revelation of Jesus Christ
How many of you have ever been out of the country? I have, and every time I go abroad I always look forward to one moment: walking out of the airport in the new country for the first time. Any of you know what I mean? It’s a different country, with different sights, different sounds,…
Evening = Christ in Genesis (Pt. 5)
Every individual text of Scripture gains it’s meaning from its immediate context, and the immediate context of Genesis 3:15 is Genesis 1-3. So allow me to briefly summarize where we've been in these first three chapters. In Genesis 1 we see creation, God speaking into the dark void and creating everything by the Word of His power. In…
Evening = Christ in Genesis (Pt. 4)
The Garden-Temple of Eden Throughout the history of the Church, and I’d even say today also, most people have viewed Eden as a Mesopotamian farm, and since it’s viewed as a farm, most people view Adam as a farmer. Here’s a few quotes to show you this. Henry Morris said, “Adam was instructed merely to till the…
Evening = Christ in Genesis (Pt. 3)
Genesis Creation Days: Kings and Kingdoms Many people naturally think of the length of creation when Genesis comes to mind, and I don’t think we should avoid such conversations but when you look back over the creation days with the 100,000 ft. view an interesting point is made. Notice that on days 1-3 God made the…
Evening = Christ in Genesis (Pt. 2)
Let’s begin digging into the text itself... Genesis 1:1 – “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” Right away notice a few things. 1) First, notice the difference between the way Moses begins Genesis and the way a common fairy tale begins. Moses says, “In the beginning…”, how do fairy tales begin? “Once upon a time…”…
Evening = Christ in Genesis (Pt. 1)
Martin Luther once wrote the following about Genesis, “The first chapter is written in the simplest language; yet it contains matters of the utmost importance and very difficult to understand. It was for this reason, as St. Jerome asserts, that among the Hebrews it was forbidden for anyone under thirty to read the chapter or to…
Evening=But God….Grows
Wk. 1: But God Judges Wk. 2: But God Saves Wk. 3: But God Preserves Today we see that through everything we may be blessed with and every advantage that we have been given it is God who gives spiritual growth to the church. In a day and age of the next best thing and…
Evening = But God…..Preserves
Week 1: But God…Judges In our first week we set the foundation with the truth that sins is a corrupting force that God will Judge. His wrath remains against sin from the most devious and wicked such as the acts of Doeg to the most common and some may say passive as the Rich-Man of…
Evening = But God….Saves
Last week we set the foundation of the series but walking through the reality that Judgment and wrath are true realities. God will judge one day, and as was seen in both Ps. 52 and Luke 12 that day is unknown to us, but it is a reality, and for those apart from Christ it…
Evening = But God….Judges
Intro: 4 week series looking at the 2 most transformative Words in Scripture: But God Overview Where we are going -Week 1: But God Judges (the Wicked) -Week 2: But God Saves (Sinners) -Week 3: But God Preserves (His Own) -Week 4: But God Builds (His Church) Now again the focus point of our series…
Evening = Church History, Divisions in the East
Last week as we wrapped up the climate of the Church in the West, we mainly focused on how the invasions of the Germanic barbarian peoples invaded Rome and changed nearly everything for them. This week, which is the last evening in our series looking at the first 500 years of Church history, we turn…
Good Friday = Boasting in the Cross
BTonight is a celebratory occasion (for the cross of Christ is the launching pad that ultimately gets us to Easter morning). But tonight, is also a solemn occasion (for on it the sinless Son of God became sin and was forsaken by God for all who believe in Him). We speak of this often and…
Evening = Church History, The Fall of Rome & A New West
We’ve come through much in our survey of the first 500 years of Church history. We must draw it to a close somehow, and so in these last two weeks we have for this series we’ll be covering how both the West and the East ended up before we launch into the dark ages, or…
Evening=Historic Faith: The Battle for the Son
Augustine cont…(Pelagianism) -Pelagianism -Belief circulated by the Pious British Monk Pelagius -Arose out of his distaste for the Christian church he found in Rome, where the faith seemed reduced to ritualistic practices meant for future life in heaven, with no regard for current holiness. -From this moment in 383 he felt his mission was to…
Evening= Historic Faith: The Battle for the Trinity
Last week we were introduced to the Council of Nicaea and the initial battle over the Divinity of Christ The council of Nicaea was 1 of 4 major universally accepted Councils of the Christian faith. (each council sought to bring clarity to the truths found in Scripture. -4 Councils: Nicaea (325)-Last week Constantinople (381)- This…
Evening = Church History, The Arian Controversy
Last week Andrew traced over the entire 4thcentury transformations of the Church, covering the notable figures and events of the period. Tonight, we begin hitting them one by one and the first one to come into view is the Arian controversy. There is no doubt that the Arian controversy was one of the greatest disputes…
Evening = The Historic Faith, The Fourth Century Shapes the Church
The church at the beginning of- the 2nd century (Epistle of Diogentum) History of the Christian Church § 2. General Character of Ante-nicene Christianity The Christians,” he says, “are not distinguished from other men by country, by language, nor by civil institutions. For they neither dwell in cities by themselves, nor use a peculiar tongue,…
Evening = Church History, Peace to Persecution to Peace
We’ve covered a lot of ground over the past 5 weeks in our survey through the first 500 years of the history of the Church. Everything from the Apostles, to the Apostolic Fathers, to the Apologists, to the first disagreements and divisions. We now find ourselves squarely in the 3rdcentury where the Church was enjoying…
Evening= The Historic Faith: African Church Fathers
The Church in Alexandria 1. Background of the City -located in Egypt & home to one of the Largest Hellenistic jewish sect of the first and second centruty -Apollos was Born and raised there Acts 18:24–28 ESV Now a Jew named Apollos, a native of Alexandria, came to Ephesus. He was an eloquent man, competent…
Evening = Church History, The Apologists
As we continue on see how the connection to the last few weeks is clear. The Apostles: ministry of revelation. The Apostolic Fathers: ministry of preservation. And now the Apologists: ministry of protection[1] -What is an apologist? a) Not those who make a living from apologizing b) Positively put in 1 Peter 3:15 c) Negatively…
Evening = Church History, The Apostolic Fathers
CIn the past two weeks we’ve argued the case for studying the history of the Church and explained how the Church expanded from the day of Christ’s ascension to the destruction of Jerusalem in 70AD. The events of the expansion of the Church largely deal with the ministry and deaths of the apostles. We now…
Evening= The Historic Faith: The Apostles and the spread of Christianity
This week we continue our journey through the history of the church specifically Andrew looks at the time of the Apostles and their ministry through to the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD. 1. Beginning of the Way •The Apostles Mission Matthew 28:19–20 ESV Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in…
Evening = An Introduction to Church History
This evening we begin what many of us have been looking forward to for some time, a study on Church history. We could spend a lot of evenings on this endeavor because this is such a vast and important subject. But, in an effort to make this more digestible, for the duration of this series…
Evening = Habits of Grace, Belonging to His Body (Pt. 2)
Recall we’ve spent much time going over the call that the Christian life is a disciplined life. A life of certain private and public habits that we’re to grow in throughout our entire lives. What habits? First, privately and publicly availing ourselves of the ministry of the Word, rejoicing that in it we have the…
Evening = Habits of Grace, Having His Ear (Pt. 2)
We currently find ourselves in the second week of our investigation into prayer as a habit of grace. Given by the God of all grace, through Jesus Christ, to pour into us grace upon grace. Last week as we began looking into prayer as a habit of grace we saw three large and broad realities.…
Evening = Habits of Grace, Having His Ear (Pt. 1)
God is as 1 Peter 5:10 says the “God of all grace.” He chose us before the world began in Christ, gave us grace before the world began in Christ, provided the righteous life we could never live in Christ, accomplished our atonement in the death of Christ, made us fully alive in Christ at…
Evening: Habits of Grace – Hear His Voice Pt 2
This week, Andrew continued our series through the spiritual disciplines. Specifically he concluded our discussions on the role of scripture in our everyday lives.
Evening: Habits of Grace- Hear His Voice Pt 1
In this week's evening service we change things up a bit as we continue in our series on Spiritual Disciplines. This week, specifically, we look at the importance of the Word of God and some of the basic ways we join in fellowship with God through the Word. Take a listen.
Evening = Habits of Grace, A Call for Discipline
Tonight marks the beginning of a new evening sermon series that will finish out our 2018 year. For the next 7 weeks we’ll be taking a dive into discipline. Don’t be frightened by this word. In every other area of life the word discipline brings up mainly positive images or ideas. We discipline ourselves to…
Evening: Q&A w/ Andrew & Adam
After a long and productive weekend our evening service featured a round table Q & A with Andrew and Adam wrapping up the Publican's conference from Saturday.
Evening: Job 42 – The End of the Matter
This week we come to the end of the amazing book of Job. In this text we experience Job's final words to God and God's final actions on behalf of Job and towards his friends.
Evening = Job 40:6-41:34, On Behemoth and Leviathan
If we were to make a list of all the monsters mankind has dreaded over the centuries, the list would be lengthy indeed. In no particular order we can think of: vampires, werewolves, ghouls, goblins, ghosts, dragons, basilisks, Nessie the Lochness monster, Jaws, mummies, Bigfoot, Medusa, Davy Jones, gremlins, sirens, banshees, Chupacabra, poltergeists, the Headless…
Evening = Job 39, God’s Command Over All Creatures
I’d like to begin this evening by contrasting two poems. In 1779 William Cowper wrote a poem called ‘Light Shining Out of Darkness.’ In it he says the following: “God moves in a mysterious way, His wonders to perform; He plants his footsteps in the sea, and rides upon the storm…ye fearful saints, fresh courage…
Evening: Job 38- The LORD Speaks
Join us as we continue in our study on the Book of Job. This week we will begin unpacking the beauty and wonder of the LORD's speech to Job out of the Whirlwind. Here we come face to face with the awesome wonder, mystery and grace of God through his presence and his rebuke. For…
Evening = Job 36-37, Elihu’s Final Words
For a few weeks now we’ve lingered on the speeches of Elihu and have enjoyed, I hope, some thought provoking preaching and conversation about the nature of this young man, whether he is a prophet or a fool. Tonight I’m not sorry to say, the controversial elements to Elihu come to an end as we…
Evening = Job 34-35, Elihu’s Intense Wisdom
Recall the whole of the book of Job thus far. In chapters 1-3 we’ve seen the blameless Job encounter immense and extreme suffering for no sin of his own. Then for the next 30 chapters we’ve seen Job, Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar go back and forth about these very things; Job arguing for his innocence…
Evening = Job 33, Elihu Justifies Job
Two weeks ago we met Elihu, and after laying out the three commonly held views of this young man I made the case to you that I believe the good and positive view of Elihu to be the correct view. That he is to be seen as something of a preparatory voice for God’s greater…
Evening = Job 32, Introducing Elihu
Well Church, we’ve been slowly trekking through Job for some time now and I want to begin tonight by saying I am encouraged by your patience and perseverance in this study. It is long and it is difficult to understand. But as we’ve spent time discussing and debating I praise God that we have not…
Evening: Job 29-31 “Once more with Feeling”
This week Andrew continues our study through the book of Job reflecting on Job's final words to his friends and defenses of life before God. There is a lot to unpack but in the end Job will Ponder the past, Lament the Present and then Plead for a future.
Evening = Job 28, On Wisdom
Thus far in the book of Job we have seen Job suffer, Job’s friends come and offer no comfort, and we have seen Job go back and forth with them about these things. In chapter 27 we saw Job make his final response to his friends speeches, and in chapter 29-31 we’ll see him make…
Evening: Job 23-24 Standing in Chaos
In this weeks text Andrew dives into chapters 23-24 where Job will answer Eliphaz one last time. In this Job will reason that God is far greater than he can fathom, and so he will plead his case to God alone and cling to his integrity in spite of his friends words and the apparent…
Evening: Job 22, Eliphaz – The Wisdomless Counselor
During our evening service Andrew took us through Eliphaz's final speech to Job. In this text we saw Eliphaz's wisdom turn to folly for he does 3 things in this text that we need to be aware of and ensure that we are not doing the same: 1. He wrongly assess his friends character (1-11)…
Evening: Job 16-17; Firm through Suffering
This week, our newest staff member; Andrew Jaenichen filled the pulpit and brought the Word to us while continuing our study through the book of Job. In this text we saw Job reply to his friend Eliphaz's attack on his character and his relationship with God, as such Job refuted the charges against him and…
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