Suffering well
Learning with Job
One of the certainties of life is that we all will face suffering or hardship. While some can be easily explained, much suffering seems inexplicable. The book of Job considers inexplicable suffering in the life of one man, Job. Job takes a staggeringly honest look at life in our broken world. He wrestles through the book with these questions: is suffering God's judgment upon my life, is God 'fair' in allowing my suffering, where is God in my suffering.
We will be looking at these questions and more during our survey of the book of Job. Ultimately we will be considering how to understand suffering in light of the ultimate suffering of Jesus upon the Cross. While Job does not give us all the answers, the book helps us to find trust and hope in the midst of our suffering.
Do join us on this journey through the book of Job on three Sunday evenings.
All services in this series:
| Title | Description | Location |
|---|---|---|
| When suffering comes | 27 May - Evening Service - 6:30pm - Michael Teutsch - Job 1-2:10 | Highfields Cathays |
| Is suffering my fault? | 03 Jun - Evening Service - 6:30pm - Michael Teutsch - Job 34 | Highfields Cathays |
| Facing suffering with hope | 10 Jun - Evening Service - 6:30pm - Michael Teutsch - Job 42 | Highfields Cathays |
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