I Repent (Job 40:6-42:6)
We're back in the Book of Job to finish looking at God's conversation with Job in Job 40:6-42:6. In this passage, God reminds Job how truly great He is. Job then realizes that the only appropriate response is repentance: confessing his sin and turning away from it toward greater trust in the Lord. We'll talk about what repentance from sin should look like in our own lives.
As you prepare for the message, please read the passage and ask yourself:
What does it mean to repent?
What does that look like in my own life?
Series
- 2 Peter: Double-check
- Christmas
- Easter
- Exodus: Escape To God's Presence
- Ezra & Nehemiah
- God's Good Gifts
- Hope in Hard Times (Lamentations)
- JOB: Where Is God?
- Jesus Is Better (Hebrews)
- Love In A Broken World - A Study Of The Book Of Ruth
- Moving Forward - A Study Through The Book Of Joshua
- Now What?
- Rejoice & Grow (Epistle To The Philippians)
- Summer Reading With The Word
- The Hope of Christmas
- The Sermon (On The Mount)
- Titus: Mission Of The Church
- Topical Sermons
- Who Is Jesus? (Mark)
