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Current Series · October 2026
Four two-hour sessions through Job 1–42 (NIV)
4 sessions · each one downloadable on its own
Job is introduced as a man of rare integrity, and then the veil is pulled back on a scene he never saw: an accuser in the heavenly assembly challenging whether Job's faith is real or simply bought. In one day Job loses his livestock, his servants, and all ten of his children. Days later he loses his health. He grieves, he worships, and he does not charge God with wrongdoing.
Job finally breaks the seven-day silence, and what pours out is lament — raw, unpolished grief that curses the day of his birth but never curses God. His friends then answer with a tidy theology: the innocent prosper, so suffering must prove sin. The debate begins, and it will run for twenty-eight chapters.
The second and third rounds of the debate grow shorter and sharper. The friends move from mistaken comfort to open accusation, inventing crimes Job never committed. Job holds to his integrity and reaches past the debate for someone to stand between him and God — a witness in heaven, a mediator, and a Redeemer who lives.
A young man named Elihu speaks first. Then the Lord answers Job out of the whirlwind — not with an explanation, but with himself. Job sees, repents, and is restored, and the man who was accused is the one who must intercede for the friends who accused him.
Archived Series · September 2026
A four-week journey through Judges 13–16 (NIV)
4 chapters · each one downloadable on its own
Israel again does evil, and God delivers them into Philistine hands for 40 years. An angel appears to the barren wife of Manoah, announcing she will bear a Nazirite son who will begin to deliver Israel. Samson is born and blessed by the Lord.
Samson insists on marrying a Philistine woman from Timnah. On the way he kills a lion with bare hands. At the wedding feast he poses a riddle; threatened by the Philistines, his bride extracts the answer. In rage, Samson strikes down 30 men in Ashkelon and leaves his wife.
Samson's wife is given to another man. In retaliation he burns Philistine crops with foxes and torches. The Philistines kill his wife and father-in-law. Samson slaughters many, then at Ramath Lehi kills 1,000 men with a donkey's jawbone. God provides water from a spring to revive him.
Samson visits a prostitute in Gaza, then falls for Delilah in the Valley of Sorek. After three deceptions, he reveals his secret — the uncut hair. She cuts it, his strength leaves, the Philistines capture and blind him. At the temple of Dagon, Samson prays for strength one last time and brings down the temple, killing more in death than in life.
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