The Book of Job, Part 36: Job’s Pride II (Job 20-31)

Summary

The sermon explores the pride of Job as depicted in chapters 20-31, highlighting Job's struggle with self-righteousness and his desire to argue his case before God. Despite Job's suffering and accusations against God, the preacher emphasizes that Job's true case rests not on himself but on the perfect righteousness of Christ as mediator. The message warns against pride and self-justification in suffering, encouraging humility and reliance on God's sovereign grace. It also draws parallels between Job's attitude and biblical examples like Peter, underscoring the dangers of arrogance in the Christian life.