Sep 4, 2026 · 48 min · 14 segments
What does faith look like when everything falls apart? In Job 1–2, we’re introduced to a man who loses nearly everything, yet continues to turn toward God. In this episode, we’re talking about…
So if you're somewhere that you're safe, where you can close your eyes and bow your head, let's do it so we can pray together.
If not, if you're driving, obviously don't do that.
Just listen along.
We can still pray without closing our eyes.
All righty.
Jesus, Heavenly Father, thank you so much for bringing us together on this beautiful, wonderful morning.
I'm so thankful not only for you working in my life every day, but for this platform, for this opportunity to speak about you and to read your word to so many people and make so many friends doing it.
I love, love, love my community here, and I'm so grateful and thankful for them.
and that we can learn, really learn from the true wisdom and obedience and the sacrifice, everything that makes up Job and who he was, his story.
I hope so much that something from this story clicks with one, if not all of us here today, that we can really learn something and apply it to our lives.
It's a lot.
It's a lot.
So I just pray that you give me the words and the wisdom to share this story and to portray Job, who he was, where he comes from, his background, everything in a way that resonates with our friends on the other side of this podcast.
Lord, thank you so much for the opportunity to live another day.
Let all that we do today and every day be done for you, Lord.
I pray for my friends on the other side.
I pray for their families, whatever it is that they might be going through right now, whatever it is that they're struggling with, whether they share that with you or not.
We know that you're here, you're listening anyway, and you're with them every step of the way.
Lord, we thank you so much and we love you.
We are so in love with you, Lord.
Thank you so much again for another day.
So if you're somewhere that you're safe, where you can close your eyes and bow your head, let's do it so we can pray together.
If not, if you're driving, obviously don't do that.
Just listen along.
We can still pray without closing our eyes.
All righty.
Jesus, Heavenly Father, thank you so much for bringing us together on this beautiful, wonderful morning.
I'm so thankful not only for you working in my life every day, but for this platform, for this opportunity to speak about you and to read your word to so many people and make so many friends doing it.
I love, love, love my community here, and I'm so grateful and thankful for them.
and that we can learn, really learn from the true wisdom and obedience and the sacrifice, everything that makes up Job and who he was, his story.
I hope so much that something from this story clicks with one, if not all of us here today, that we can really learn something and apply it to our lives.
It's a lot.
It's a lot.
So I just pray that you give me the words and the wisdom to share this story and to portray Job, who he was, where he comes from, his background, everything in a way that resonates with our friends on the other side of this podcast.
Lord, thank you so much for the opportunity to live another day.
Let all that we do today and every day be done for you, Lord.
I pray for my friends on the other side.
I pray for their families, whatever it is that they might be going through right now, whatever it is that they're struggling with, whether they share that with you or not.
We know that you're here, you're listening anyway, and you're with them every step of the way.
Lord, we thank you so much and we love you.
We are so in love with you, Lord.
Thank you so much again for another day.
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