Clayton BellHostThis is where we all stop and say, thanks, Pastor Clayton, for bringing in the guest speaker to preach the happy sermon.
The first is we live in a fallen, broken world, a world that was not made for suffering.
And the second reason I can say this is because we live in a fallen, broken world that is being healed.
You've been hanging out with Old Testament folks the past few weeks, learning what we can learn from those lives to help us live our life today.
We don't learn either of those things in that book, which is like, really, what? I thought the book of Job told us why we suffered.
So what does it do? The book of Job and his story gives us a place to land in suffering.
This is where we all stop and say, thanks, Pastor Clayton, for bringing in the guest speaker to preach the happy sermon.
The first is we live in a fallen, broken world, a world that was not made for suffering.
And the second reason I can say this is because we live in a fallen, broken world that is being healed.
You've been hanging out with Old Testament folks the past few weeks, learning what we can learn from those lives to help us live our life today.
We don't learn either of those things in that book, which is like, really, what? I thought the book of Job told us why we suffered.
So what does it do? The book of Job and his story gives us a place to land in suffering.
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