Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we study the book of Job. This week, we will be reading how God spoke directly to Job, leading him from questioning to humility, and ending with restoration that shows God’s wisdom is greater than human understanding and His purposes are ultimately redemptive.
Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we study the book of Job. This week, we will be reading Elihu’s speeches, emphasizing that God is just, speaks through suffering, and reveals His wisdom and majesty to prepare Job for an encounter with the Almighty.
Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we study the book of Job. This week, we will be reading about the collapse of Job's friends’ arguments, Job’s final defense of his integrity, and the introduction of Elihu, who insists that God uses suffering to teach and refine rather than simply punish.
Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we study the book of Job. This week, we will be reading Job 11–21 shows the growing tension between Job and his friends as they insist suffering equals guilt, while Job clings to his integrity and hope in a Redeemer amid unanswered questions about justice.
Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we study the book of Job. This week, we will be reading about Job’s raw lament and dialogue with his friends, showing that honest suffering raises deep questions about justice and wisdom while faith continues to wrestle with God rather than turn away.
Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we study the book of Job. This week, we will be reading how a righteous person can suffer deeply not because of sin, but because God is worthy of trust even when blessings are removed and faith is tested.
Click here to join the conversation, and add your comments on this week's Reflection Questions on how Christ came to save us!
Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we reflect on the birth of Jesus Christ, who came to save us.
Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we reflect on the birth of Jesus Christ, who came to save us.
Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we reflect on the birth of Jesus Christ, who came to save us.
Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we reflect on the birth of Jesus Christ, who came to save us.
Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we reflect on the birth of Jesus Christ, who came to save us.
Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we start the Advent season. This week, we will be reading passages that speak about how Jesus came to be with us.
Click here to join the conversation, and add your comments on this week's Reflection Questions on the fourth week of Advent - LOVE.
Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we reflect on Week 4 of Advent, which is about LOVE.
Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we reflect on Week 4 of Advent, which is about LOVE.
Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we reflect on Week 4 of Advent, which is about LOVE.
Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we reflect on Week 4 of Advent, which is about LOVE.
Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we reflect on Week 4 of Advent, which is about LOVE.
Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we start the Advent season. This week, we will be reading passages that speak about the "LOVE" we have in Jesus.
Click here to join the conversation, and add your comments on this week's Reflection Questions on the third week of Advent - JOY.
Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we reflect on Week 3 of Advent, which is about JOY.
Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we reflect on Week 3 of Advent, which is about JOY.
Click here to join the conversation each day this week as we reflect on Week 3 of Advent, which is about JOY.
