Job vs God

Harvest City Church

Job vs God

November 1, 2020 • Jonathan Clatt

In times of trials and suffering, we instinctively ask the question, "Why?" Suffering presents more questions than it does answers. What purpose does suffering serve in our life? What redemptive value does pain provide? The book of Job doesn't necessarily provide an answer, but it was does offer a biblical perspective on suffering and invites us to trust God's wisdom and character in the midst of the suffering we may be experiencing.

Habakkuk vs God

October 25, 2020 • Jonathan Clatt

No matter who you are, we all wrestle. We may not all wrestle with the same things, but we all wrestle with something. At times we find ourselves wrestling with who we've become knowing that it's not who God has called us to be. Sometimes we wrestle with what we want to do and what God asks us to do. Habakkuk, a prophet with deep moral convictions. was troubled by the injustice and evil that so characterized the society of his day. He is frustrated by what he perceives to be a lack of concern and inactivity from the Lord. He wrestles with difficult questions and confronts hard realities that you have probably wondered or experienced. What do you do?

Jonah vs God

October 18, 2020 • Jonathan Clatt

No matter who you are, we all wrestle. We may not all wrestle with the same things, but we all wrestle with something. At times we find ourselves wrestling with who we've become knowing that it's not who God has called us to be. Sometimes we wrestle with what we want to do and what God asks us to do. Jonah, a rebellious and stubborn prophet, is forced into a confrontation with God because of his attitude. He wrestles with God's will and his own. View full service here: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=792517198203959 Give online: https://pushpay.com/g/lhcministriessanantonio?src=hpp

Jacob vs God

October 11, 2020 • Jonathan Clatt

Every person grows up to be a wrestler. We wrestle with our decisions, past, insecurities, and secrets. Some of us are wrestling with who we’ve become knowing that it's not who we’re supposed to be. We all wrestle with something. Some of us wrestle with ourselves and even with God. Jacob's story helps us understand what it’s like to wrestle with yourself and with God.