Video Devotionals

Christ our Perfect Mediator and Redeemer

All of scripture is written to bring us to faith in Christ as our Savior, Mediator, and Redeemer. The Book of Job is no different, the Holy Spirit moved the author to write words helpful to his suffering people in every era of redemptive history, and the suffering is meant to bring us to a stronger faith in Christ.

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I Know My Redeemer Lives (Job Sermon 12)

God Glorifies Himself by Working a New Salvation (Isaiah Sermon 50)

"Job shows us—the account shows us the grace of God in covering our wicked, faithless statements, while at the same time, teaching us and coaxing us to a higher level of confidence in him."

Job, a Righteous Man

The Book of Job introduces a uniquely righteous man, unique because of the heavenly praise heaped on Job by God and because Satan, the accuser, had nothing bad to say about him. Although Job is a good role model of a righteous man, yet he was not perfect, and in this video, we will see that only Christ is the perfect one!

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An Avalanche of Sorrows (Job Sermon 2)

How Can a Man Be Righteous Before God? (Job Sermon 7)

"Even knowing that Christ died for our sins, that he rose for our glory, we still have much to learn about suffering, don't we? We still have much to learn. We are not done with our salvation yet. Salvation is a process."

Learning to Suffer Well

Why do 'good people' suffer? What does it mean to 'suffer well'? The Book of Job addresses the problem of righteous people suffering.

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AN OVERVIEW OF THE BOOK OF JOB (JOB SERMON 1)

THOUGH HE SLAY ME, YET WILL I TRUST IN HIM (JOB SERMON 9) 

"We're not so familiar with: ‘our God is a consuming fire.’ We're not so familiar with the transcendence of God, the infinite holiness of God, his majesty, that proper dread should come upon us in time, in his presence. So this I believe is a profound basis of Job's astounding piety."