Bible Study 10/15/2019: Job Overview Videos

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Discussion Questions:

1: Have you ever questioned God's goodness or justice?

2: Have you ever felt like God left you in the dark?

3: What do you think of God's response to Job from the whirlwind? Do you find comfort in it?

4: What is God's ultimate resolution to suffering? Romans 8:18-25

Our Refuge-Giving God, Psalm 46

Our Refuge-Giving God Psalm 46, RBF Online, 03/22/2020 Introduction: I’m sure at least parts of this Psalm are familiar to you. God is our refuge and strength. Be still and know that I am God. These are phrases often heard in conversation, on coffee mugs, t-shirts, etc. I found it interesting, though, when I read through this Psalm with my kids and asked for their observations, my 7 year old said, “it’s very violent.” And she’s right. Not many children’s story Bibles depict God spraying fire down on chariots or snapping the bows and spears of enemy warriors. So what is happening in the midst of this confusion? How can a Psalm both be violent and comforting? In this Psalm we are going to see three truths about God which have direct implications for our lives. The first one is in verses 1-3. God is Present, so you need not fear. v1-3 - One of the most central questions in my life has been this: can I trust God? - How does the Psalmist answer? God is our refuge and strength, a ...

Sermon: Jesus and His Church, Matthew 16:13-20

Jesus and His Church Matthew 16:13-20 Remsen Bible Fellowship, 08/18/2019 The 20th century pastor and writer, John Stott, made this statement: “Christ is the center of Christianity, all else is circumference.” It seems obvious. That Christianity is, fundamentally, about Christ. It’s about Jesus. And yet, when people think of Christianity, is it not the case that they often think of something else? Of medieval crusades, or giant churches, or sex scandals, or broken promises, or Westboro Baptist-style bigotry. And while it is true that we live in a time when the public square is increasingly hostile to Christianity, it is often unfair to point the finger for misapprehensions concerning the church at the media, secularism, the sexual revolution, or some other outside force. The problem is often the church. Too often, the church doesn’t understand itself, and the church fails to understand itself because it first fails to understand who Jesus, and what he means to do...

Love is the Root and the Fruit John 15:9-17

Love is the Root and the Fruit John 15:9-17 Remsen Bible Fellowship, 02/16/20 Introduction: Do you know how it feels to be loved? To feel like someone is totally for you, would give their all for you? What does that sort of love do to you? How does it change you? Think in the context of a child, spouse, parent, or friend. A Context of Love: v9, 13 Remember that we are in the upper room. John 13:1 Jesus has just given the illustration of vine/branches: now he’s unpacking that. As Jesus moves toward laying a heavy emphasis on obedience, he wants us to remember the setting in which that obedience lies: his full and perfect love. V9 How long has the Father loved the Son? John 17:24 Jesus wants that same love to be in us ( 17:26 ), and for those chosen by Christ you have been loved since before the foundation of the world. Eph 1:3-6, esp v4 How does Jesus demonstrate, ultimately, that too the max love? The cross. V13 Commands of Love: v9, 10, ...

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