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Poets #8

July 21, 2024 • Dr. Jeff Laster • Job 15—42

Review of Suffering in Job Reason for Suffering in Job Response to Suffering in Job

Poets #8 - 9:15 am

July 21, 2024 • Dr. Jeff Laster • Job 15—42

Review of Suffering in Job Reason for Suffering in Job Response to Suffering in Job

Poets #7

July 14, 2024 • Sean Davidson • Job 1—14

In this message, we see that bad things happen to good people, that you don’t always get what you deserve, and finally that Jesus is the friend we need.

Poets #6

July 7, 2024 • Ryan Bear • Ecclesiastes

Ecclesiastes asks hard questions, "What is the lasting significance of our life? What is the point of all the work and effort we put into things? How do we live well in a world that seems so chaotic and absurd?" Ironically through examining the reality of time and death, we are taught a message that gives life and vigor to our everyday experiences. In the most postmodern book in the bible, we learn that life from God is a gift and not for gain.

Poets #5

June 30, 2024 • Bryan McCullough • Proverbs

If we put ourselves in place of God we are guilty of pride and are on the path of the fool, which leads to destruction. Repentance and forgiveness can bring us back to the fear of the Lord and the path of the wise.

Poets #4

June 23, 2024 • Bryan McCullough • Proverbs

The book of Proverbs is a guide to how to live in God's creation. There are two paths to follow: the path of the wise and the path of the foolish. If we want to be wise we must know what wisdom is, we must know what the wise do, and what we should do with the wise.

Poets #3

June 16, 2024 • Kevin Bennett • Song of Songs

In a world of distorted sexuality pushed to the margins of Christian life, Song of Songs serves as a refreshing reorientation around the goodness of sexual love in marriage, and an even more profound image of God's incredibly passionate love for His people.

Poets #2

June 9, 2024 • Taylor Russell • Psalm 88, Lamentations

Lamentations is one of the darkest books in our Bible, but is also one of the most honest and emotionally raw. In it, we learn that there is more than one posture in which we can worship our God and that in Christ, there can be dignity in our sorrow.

Poets #1

June 2, 2024 • Ryan Bear • Psalm 1

This sermon looks at the introduction to Psalms and the two paths that all humans walk in life.

Poets Intro

May 26, 2024 • Kevin Bennett • Psalms

The section of the Bible covered by Immerse Poets engages us on a more experiential level. We discuss in this sermon why we need the Poets and some tips about how to read them.