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Job #3: A Dried Up Brook of Advice (Job 4-7)

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Rob Woodrum (3/22/20)
Another crazy week has passed, a lot of disconcerting things have developed, including the closing of our beaches, which I know has a cascading impact on so many people. In times of distress, we remember that God is still God and the One we look to in times of trouble. Take heart, in His love, there is hope for you. As always, we will keep our eyes and hearts open for ways we can lighten the burden for one another.
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We’ll continue our very relevant study in the book of Job – and you may be surprisingly comforted by what we discover as we explore those pages. We’ll be covering a lot of ground, ch 4-7 – which I will only read an abridged version of on Sunday morning, so listen to the audio reading of those chapters in their entirety above.


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I’m also hoping to do an extended Q&A about Job after the teaching – so if you have any questions about the book, its genre, the characters…anything, leave them in the comment section below and we can discuss them on Sunday.
Click here for a PDF version of the teaching slideshow.
Keep your eyes fixed on the God who loves you – allow His grace to settle all fear and uncertainty – be still, and know He is God.
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