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84 resources referencing Job 9
The sermon explores Jesus as the mediator between God and man, referencing Job 9:32-33 and 1 Timothy 2:5 to explain the necessity of a mediator who represents both parties. Jesus fulfills this role…
The sermon emphasizes the purpose and importance of the gospel, highlighting that it was purposed before the foundation of the world and made manifest through Jesus Christ. It explains that while Old…
The sermon expounds on Romans 3:20-31, emphasizing that no one can be justified by the law but only through the righteousness of God manifested by faith in Jesus Christ. It highlights the universal…
The sermon explores the book of Job, emphasizing two key lessons: the patience of Job and the ultimate purpose of the Lord in suffering. It highlights that suffering is not always a result of…
The sermon explores the profound love of Christ as the mediator between God and humanity, emphasizing His unique role as both God and man. It highlights the inevitability of every person's encounter…
The sermon explores the story of Simon Peter's obedience to Jesus and the call to forsake worldly identities to follow Christ. It emphasizes the necessity of Jesus Christ as the unique mediator…
The sermon explores the profound prayer life of Jesus Christ, focusing on His high priestly prayer in John 17. It emphasizes Jesus as our intercessor and advocate before God, continually praying for…
The sermon explores the sovereignty of God in the plan of salvation, focusing on the integrity of Daniel as depicted in Daniel chapter 1. It highlights Daniel's refusal to conform to Babylonian…
The sermon explores the Book of Job, emphasizing Job's righteousness and his profound suffering as a test of faith. It highlights the misconception that God blesses based on human merit, contrasting…
J.C. Philpott's sermon emphasizes the biblical truth that no human is without sin, countering claims of personal perfection. It highlights the necessity of confessing sins to receive God's faithful…
The sermon asserts and proves the doctrine of imputed righteousness without works, emphasizing that justification before God is by faith in the righteousness of Christ, not by human works or…
The sermon explores the concept of the 'plague of a man's own heart,' referring to the inherent sin and corruption within human nature. It emphasizes that this spiritual disease is universal, deeply…