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The Suffering of a Godly Man (Job 3)
Manage episode 452664957 series 1113854
We welcome Mr. Roy Kim to our pulpit while Pastor Paul Lindemulder enjoys a week off. In Job 3, we see Job’s raw and unfiltered anguish. After losing everything—his wealth, his children, and his health—he breaks his silence and curses the day of his birth. This chapter shows us the depths of human suffering and the honesty of biblical faith. Job doesn’t sugarcoat his pain or pretend to be fine. Instead, he expresses the full weight of his despair, wishing he had never been born and lamenting the darkness that has engulfed his life. God allows honest lament—Job’s words are deeply emotional and even shocking, yet God doesn’t rebuke him for pouring out his heart. This shows that God welcomes our questions and grief, even when they are raw and messy. Despair arises when suffering feels meaningless—Job’s cry is rooted in the feeling that his life has lost all purpose. He doesn’t yet see the bigger picture, but his pain foreshadows the human cry for meaning in suffering, ultimately answered in Christ. Job suffers, but he still prays—Though Job curses the day of his birth, he never curses God. His lament is directed to God, showing that even in his darkest hour, Job clings to the reality of God’s presence. We are encouraged to be honest about our pain while trusting that God can handle our darkest cries—and that He works even through suffering to bring ultimate redemption.
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Manage episode 452664957 series 1113854
We welcome Mr. Roy Kim to our pulpit while Pastor Paul Lindemulder enjoys a week off. In Job 3, we see Job’s raw and unfiltered anguish. After losing everything—his wealth, his children, and his health—he breaks his silence and curses the day of his birth. This chapter shows us the depths of human suffering and the honesty of biblical faith. Job doesn’t sugarcoat his pain or pretend to be fine. Instead, he expresses the full weight of his despair, wishing he had never been born and lamenting the darkness that has engulfed his life. God allows honest lament—Job’s words are deeply emotional and even shocking, yet God doesn’t rebuke him for pouring out his heart. This shows that God welcomes our questions and grief, even when they are raw and messy. Despair arises when suffering feels meaningless—Job’s cry is rooted in the feeling that his life has lost all purpose. He doesn’t yet see the bigger picture, but his pain foreshadows the human cry for meaning in suffering, ultimately answered in Christ. Job suffers, but he still prays—Though Job curses the day of his birth, he never curses God. His lament is directed to God, showing that even in his darkest hour, Job clings to the reality of God’s presence. We are encouraged to be honest about our pain while trusting that God can handle our darkest cries—and that He works even through suffering to bring ultimate redemption.
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1 Our Advocate and New Mind (LD 18; Colossians 3:1-4) 37:48

1 Joyful Slaves under Sovereign Scrutiny (Luke 12:35-48) 34:11

1 We Are Risen and Resurrected? (1 Cor. 15:45; LD 17 35:04

1 Be Happy: Sell Everything? (Luke 12:13-34) 33:09

1 Hell's Haul (LD 16; Isa. 52:13-53:12) 36:44

1 Looking Out for the Leaders’ Leaven (Luke 12:1-12) 38:59

1 Comforted by Sin’s Credit? ( 2 Corinthians 5:21; LD 14) 36:17

1 Luke’s Shaky Witness, and Firm Foundation (Luke 2:1-21) 34:54

1 Slaves to Children (LD 13; John 1:12, 13) 37:01

1 A Firm of Shaky Foundation? (Matthew 1:17-25) 36:15
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