Ever felt so ashamed or embarrassed by something that you won't ever go back to a place or be around certain people? Job is stuck in a similar feeling, but he is the person feeling rejected by those who are embarrassed or ashamed to be around him. He longs for a return to the "good ole days" that many people long for themselves. What do we do with these moments? How do we process through these feelings? What truths can Job give us for these times in our life? Join me on Sunday and lets find out!!!
Sunday, May 26, 2024
May 26, 2024 • Pastor Steve Speer
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Sunday, June 23, 2024
June 23, 2024 • Pastor Steve Speer
Cops often talk about how dangerous domestic violence disturbance calls can be. Often times the person being abused can become violent toward the police as they arrest the person who generated the call. While Job isn't about domestic violence, what God wants him to do is pray for the friends who had wounded him so deeply while he was suffering. Join me this week as we dig deep and unpack what praying for our enemies looks like from Job's perspective.
Sunday, June 2, 2024
June 2, 2024 • Pastor Steve Speer
I remember being young and idealistic. Everything was right/wrong and I had strong emotional feelings about almost everything. I burned bridges, created heartburn in others and now... regret in myself. Not necessarily because I was wrong in what I believed, but certainly in how I behaved. Enter Elihu: the last human speaker of the book of Job. He is opinionated, emotionally turned up, and feels a deep need to tell everyone how wrong they are. While we could dismiss him and his arrogance, how he says what he says directly applies to our lives today. Lets explore together!!!