In Job 10, Job continues his response to Bildad’s arguments with a plea to God Himself. The suffering accumulates, the pain is deep, and the separation from him and God is more than he can handle. Have you been there? At some point in your life, did it turn so far south you could not see a way of escape? Did you cry out to God and get no answer?

In Job 9, we will hear Job’s response to Bildad’s arguments about how God would not judge a blameless man. Was Job blameless? Are you blameless?

In Job 8, another friend, Bildad, speaks to Job. He argues God rewards good and cannot pervert justice. If so, why do we seemingly suffer false accusations when we are innocent?

In Job 6 and 7, Job responds to the accusations from Eliphaz in chapters 4 and 5. Do you suffer the weariness of life: months of emptiness, nights of misery, the terrors of God arrayed against you?

In Job 4 and 5, the discussions begin between Job and his three friends. Friend number one, Eliphaz, counsels Job that the innocent prosper. Are you innocent before your Maker? Is anyone pure before a Holy God?

At the end of Job 2, there were seven days of silence. In chapter 3, Job is going to speak. Let’s see what Job has to say after all the suffering he has been through. Have you been pushed to your limit? How did you respond? Did you curse your very existence?

In Job 2, as if what Satan did to Job in chapter 1 was not enough, he is going to further attack Job in this chapter. From time to time, do you feel attacks from the enemy? Do those attacks sometimes feel a bit overwhelming?

Job questions God even while demonstrating unshakable faith. We will find out if God answers Job’s questions. We will observe a frank discussion among friends about why God allows bad things to happen to good people, an amazing demonstration of faith, and the willingness of God to allow Job to suffer in order to ultimately bless him.

Today, we conclude the Book of Revelation, the final chapter, chapter 22. Jesus says He is coming back. Do you believe Him?

Today, we are in the second to the last chapter of the last book of the Bible, Revelation 21. We will learn about the new heaven and the new earth, hallelujah! Do you wonder what heaven will look like, what it will be like?

In Revelation 20, we are going to look at the 1,000-year reign and the final defeat of Satan. Can you believe after being with Jesus 1,000 years, people will still turn from Him to Satan?