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18 resources referencing Job 1:6
The sermon explores the story of Job, emphasizing how God allowed Satan to test Job as part of divine providence to reveal true faith and character. It highlights the struggle between human…
This sermon provides an overview of the Book of Job, emphasizing its status as possibly the oldest book in the Bible and its focus on the theological problem of suffering rather than just physical or…
The sermon explores the first chapter of the Book of Job, emphasizing Job's integrity, spiritual maturity, and faithfulness despite his wealth and family blessings. It highlights the unseen spiritual…
The sermon explores the spiritual battle behind life's trials, focusing on the story of Job as an example of faithfulness amid suffering. It emphasizes that Satan is active as the accuser of the…
Mark Richards preaches on God's intentional care and protection over His church, likening it to a carefully tended vineyard with a hedge, tower, and winepress. He emphasizes that God has done…
The sermon explores the question of why believers serve God, emphasizing that true service stems from a genuine fear and reverence for God, not merely to avoid hell or gain personal benefit. It…
Elder Neal Phelan Jr. preaches from the book of Job, emphasizing the six words Satan hates: 'Hast thou considered my servant Job?' He highlights Job's righteousness, wealth, and faithfulness despite…
Elder Neal Phelan Jr. preaches from Genesis chapter 6, emphasizing the pervasive sinfulness of the pre-flood world and the reason for God's judgment through the flood. He explains the identity of the…
The sermon explores the story of Job, emphasizing the six words from God to Satan: 'Hast thou considered my servant Job?' These words angered Satan because Job was a good, upright man who feared God…
The sermon explores the complex and difficult-to-understand aspects of God's sovereignty, particularly focusing on 2 Samuel 24 where David is moved by God to conduct a census, which is considered…
The sermon explores the lessons from the Book of Job, emphasizing two main points from James 5:11: the patience of Job and the end of the Lord. It highlights that trials serve to reveal God's…
The sermon explores the book of Job, emphasizing that suffering is not always a result of disobedience but can be a means God uses to refine and grow His children. Job's integrity and faithfulness,…