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We exist to be the body of Christ and help people grow closer to Jesus!

  1. 3d ago

    Job 23

    In this episode, Jordan walks through Job 23, where Job, still unable to find God despite searching in every direction, clings to the faith declaration that “He knows the way that I take; when He has tested me, I will come forth as gold.” The message emphasizes that even when God feels absent, He sees us, that trials refine us, and that knowing God’s unchanging character through His Word sustains us when experiences and circumstances offer no visible evidence of His presence. Recorded on 11.9.26

  2. Oct 28

    Job 22

    In this episode, Chris examines Job 22, Eliphaz’s final speech, in which he falsely accuses Job of severe social injustice and insists that Job’s suffering must be divine punishment for hidden sin, an example of flawed retribution theology. The message affirms that while the call to repent and make God our treasure is true, it was misapplied to a blameless man, and reminds us that God walks with us through the fire, that we are enough in His eyes, and that the enemy’s lies of inadequacy cannot stand against His steadfast love. Recorded on 10.26.26

  3. Oct 25

    Job 21

    In this episode, Ellieana unpacks Job 21, where Job challenges his friends’ transactional view of faith by asking why the wicked often prosper, live long, and die in peace while rejecting God. Under the theme “comparison is the result of spiritual blindness,” the message draws from Psalm 73 and the parable of the rich man and Lazarus to urge us to stop measuring life by temporary worldly success and instead fix our eyes on eternal glory, peace, and identity found only in Christ. Recorded on 10.19.26

  4. Oct 25

    Job 20

    In this episode, Jordan examines Job 20, where Zophar responds to Job out of anxious thoughts and his own understanding, delivering true statements about the temporary triumph of the wicked and the eventual sourness of sin, yet applying them completely out of context to a blameless man. The message challenges us to lean on the Holy Spirit rather than personal judgment when speaking into others’ lives, to be quick to listen and slow to speak, and to steward the truth with love so that correction builds up rather than wounds. Recorded on 10.12.26

  5. Oct 25

    Job 19

    In this episode, Jaedin walks us through Job 19 under the title “Even then there is hope” as Job replies to Bildad’s harsh accusations by describing total isolation, the crushing weight of repeated words, and his confidence that God does not publicly expose His own the way his friends are doing. The message challenges us to be true friends who cover rather than repeatedly reproach, bring grace with truth, and remember that even in the deepest suffering and misunderstanding, hope remains because of who God is. Recorded on 9.28.26

  6. Sep 24

    Job 18

    In this episode, Jaedin examines Job 18, where Bildad delivers a harsh, legalistic rebuke that frames Job’s suffering as proof of wickedness and the inevitable fate of the ungodly. The message contrasts this judgmental approach with the need for true comfort rooted in God’s heart, calling us to choose spirit and truth over feelings, avoid using Scripture as a weapon, and remember that God restores even the driest bones to life. Recorded on 8.31.2026

  7. Sep 24

    Job 16

    In this episode, Jordan walks through Job 16, where Job calls his friends “miserable comforters” and pours out raw pain, confusion, and a sense of being attacked. Yet, he ultimately returns to the truth of his integrity and longs for a mediator. The teaching emphasizes that when we don’t understand what God is doing we can still trust who He is, highlights the importance of weeping with those who weep and praying rather than always correcting, and points to Jesus as the advocate and intercessor Job was seeking. Recorded on 8.24.2026

  8. Aug 18

    Job 15

    In this episode, we unpack Job 15 as Eliphaz harshly blames Job’s suffering on hidden sin. The teaching contrasts that flawed view with Jesus’ grace, Isaiah’s promises of God’s love, and the Beatitudes’ call to trust Him as the poor in spirit. Recorded on 8.17.2026

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    2026
  • Episodes
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