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Lesson 5: Your Suffering is Guided by God’s Wisdom (Job 1:13-22).
Prayer
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Job 1:19-21.
Meditation
Our suffering is directed primarily by wisdom, not justice. That is ultimately true for believers, because there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus (Rom 8:1). It is true, that the...
Lesson 4: Accept Your Suffering, Lament in Sorrow (Job 1:13-22).
Prayer
Reading
Job 1:13-22
Meditation
Not a single hair can fall from your head without the knowledge and permission of your Heavenly Father. Though Satan is indeed a mighty adversary—powerful beyond human comprehension—he is not suprem...
Lesson 3: Watch & Pray Against Satan’s Attacks (Job 1:13-22).
Prayer
Reading: Job 1:13-22.
Meditation
In the third scene, it all unfolds: raiders kill his workers and steal his livestock, his barns and sheep are struck by lightning and burned to the ground, all his camels are stolen by another raid...
Lesson 2: Become aware of the invisible causes of suffering (Job 1:6-12).
Prayer
Reading: Job 1:6-12.
Meditation
What have you suffered in your life? Sickness? Injury? Family grief? Physical or spiritual harm at the hands of another person? We tend to think about these injuries in two basic ways. On the one ha...
Lesson 1: Learn to accept the reality of suffering (Job 1:1-5):
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Reading: Job 1:1-5.
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As little children learn to talk, there are a few common phrases and words that they typically say. Among the most well known are: “Mummy”; “Daddy”; “No”; “I want…”; and on it goes. If you have boys,...
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Isaac is a reformed pastor serving in Melbourne, Australia. He is married to Liberty, a father of four boys, and is passionate about engaging the saints with compelling, readable theology and biblical meditation that will move the heart.
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