The Book of Job, Part 35: Job’s Pride I (Job 20-31)

Summary

The sermon explores the theme of pride in the Book of Job, focusing on Job's self-righteousness and his belief that he has been wronged by God. It highlights that while Job was a righteous man, he was not sinless and struggled with pride during his suffering. The preacher also contrasts Job's pride with the rebellious pride of Jerusalem before the Babylonian captivity, emphasizing the dangers of pride and self-justification. The message encourages humility and reliance on God, especially in times of trial.