Job expressed his desire to die by cursing the day he was born. Job was done, but God was not. Job lived another day to see the Lord and to worship him. Text: Job 2:11-3:26 https://s3.amazonaws.com/grace-audio/Sermons/20180722.mp3...
When one person suffers, others close by suffer, too. From this brief conversation between Job and his wife we can learn much about suffering together. https://s3.amazonaws.com/grace-audio/Sermons/20180715.mp3...
Job came to see the sovereignty of God as powerful, purposeful, and personal. He saw that God was on his side. This was his comfort in suffering. https://s3.amazonaws.com/grace-audio/Sermons/20180708.mp3...
The book of Job opens with an accusation that Job worships God only because his life is blessed. This accusation is confronted by God and turned into the validation of Job's faith and the worth of God. God is worthy of worship at...
The love of Jesus forgives, serves, and restores sinners to himself. From this love, he commissions us to follow his example by fulfilling the role God has planned for us. Text: John 21:1-22 https://s3.amazonaws.com/grace-audio/Sermons/20180624.mp3...
Our lives are full of troubles, but we need not despair. Jesus is our model, our mentor, and our victor. Troubles confuse, scatter, and isolate us, but Jesus maintained clarity, commitment, and companionship with the Father. Jesus has also given us his promises, assistance, and...
Text: John 13:31-35 https://s3.amazonaws.com/grace-audio/Sermons/20180610.mp3...
Human beings need to be set free from the power, penalty, and presence of sin. Jesus came to set us free by his death and resurrection, and tells us that if we continue in his word, we will be free indeed. Text: John 8:31-36 https://s3.amazonaws.com/grace-audio/Sermons/20180603_1.mp3...
Jesus invites us to come and know him in a lifelong relationship as his disciples. Text: John 1:35-51 https://s3.amazonaws.com/grace-audio/Sermons/20180527.mp3...
The final words of Colossians call us to receive what is written by Paul about Christ, to remember the chains of Paul because they are for Christ, and to rejoice in the grace of God which is in Christ. This is a fitting conclusion to...
