Introduction In Job chapter 8, we hear from Bildad, one of Job’s friends. He gives a very different perspective than Eliphaz did in chapter 4. Bildad’s words are harsh, and he seems to blame Job for his suffering. While Bildad has some good points, his understanding of God and suffering is flawed. Key Points and […]
Job Chapter 7: A Guide to Pain, Despair, and Hope
Job Chapter 7 gives us a raw and unfiltered look into the depths of human suffering. Job, once a prosperous and respected man, now finds himself stripped of everything—his wealth, his health, his family. In this chapter, he pours out his anguish, questioning his existence and longing for death. While it might seem bleak, this […]
Job Chapter 6: A Deeper Look at Pain and Frustration
Job chapter 6 is a raw and emotional outpouring of Job’s suffering. It’s not a pretty picture, but it’s an honest one. Job is angry, frustrated, and feels completely abandoned by God and his friends. This chapter gives us a glimpse into the dark night of the soul and the messy realities of faith when […]
Job Chapter 5: A Youthful Perspective
Eliphaz’s Counsel: Seeking Wisdom in Suffering Chapter 5 of the book of Job introduces us to Eliphaz, one of Job’s friends who has come to offer comfort and advice. However, his words come across as harsh judgment rather than empathy. Despite this, we can glean some wisdom from his speech if we view it through […]
Job Chapter 4: A Friend’s Perspective, A Youth’s Reflection
Hey there, fellow young people! Let’s dive into Job chapter 4 and see what we can learn from this ancient conversation. It’s like eavesdropping on a heart-to-heart between friends going through tough times. The Scene Job’s world has been turned upside down. He’s lost everything—his family, his wealth, his health. He’s sitting in ashes, grieving […]
Job Chapter 3: When Life Feels Overwhelming
Job chapter 3 is a raw and emotional expression of pain. After losing his family, possessions, and health, Job curses the day he was born. It’s a dark moment in the book, but it’s also one many young people can relate to. Life throws wobbles, and sometimes it feels like everything is falling apart. Job’s […]
Job Chapter 2: A Deeper Test of Faith
Hey everyone! Chapter 2 of Job takes us further into this incredible story of suffering and faith. If you haven’t read Chapter 1 yet, I highly recommend going back to catch up. It’s a roller-coaster, but so worth it! What Happens in Chapter 2? Job’s troubles don’t end with the loss of his family and […]
Job Chapter 1: The Man Who Had It All (Then Lost It All)
Introduction Job Chapter 1 is like a rollercoaster. It starts with a guy named Job, who seems to have the perfect life – a huge family, tons of wealth, and a solid reputation. But then, everything comes crashing down. This chapter teaches us a lot about suffering, faith, and the big questions we ask about […]
Exploring Faith Outdoors: How Nature Speaks to Young Believers
In the rush and noise of modern life, finding a tranquil spot to connect with one’s faith can be challenging, especially for young people constantly bombarded by the demands of technology and social expectations. However, embracing the teachings of Job 12:7-10 reveals a divine classroom available to us all: nature itself. “But ask the animals, […]
The God who is over all
One God and Father of all, who is above all, and through all, and in you all.—Ephesians 4:6 Scripture reading: Psalm 95 Think of it! It does not matter what the Enemy brings to you, or tries to bring; the Father, who is above all, is over you. The God of power, majesty, and glory […]
Job
When Bad Things Happen to a Good Person Imagine a guy named Job, who was like the perfect friend, father, and boss. He had everything – a loving family, lots of money, and a strong faith in God. But suddenly, everything changed. Job lost all his belongings, his family, and even his health. It was […]
I know that God lives
“If only my words were written in a book— better yet, chiselled in stone! Still, I know that God lives—the One who gives me back my life— and eventually he’ll take his stand on earth. And I’ll see him—even though I get skinned alive!— see God myself, with my very own eyes. Oh, how I […]