Podcasts about righteous sufferer

Scripture – Psalm 69 Sermon Summary: Psalm 69 is a picture of the Righteous Sufferer – foreshadowed by David, fulfilled by Christ, and formed in His people. In it we see: The Righteous Sufferer's Pressing ... Read More

Sermon on 1 Peter 3:8–12 by Jordan Hunt

This is the eightieth sermon in our A Feast for Failures series from Pastor Scott Rising at 4TheCity Church of Greensburg, PA.

What does Jesus's suffering mean to us? How does it point to the Old Testament? Why should his death matter to Christians today? Patrick answers these questions and more in today's episode about John 19. Read the Bible with us in 2024! This year, we're tackling a group of Old Testament books traditionally known as “The Writings”— Psalms, Chronicles, Proverbs, Daniel, Ruth and more! Download your reading plan now. Your support makes TMBT possible. Ten Minute Bible Talks is a crowd-funded project. Join the TMBTeam to reach more people with the Bible. Give now. Like this content? Make sure to leave us a rating and share it with others, so others can find it too. Use #asktmbt to connect with us, ask questions, and suggest topics. We'd love to hear from you! To learn more, visit our website and follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter@TenMinuteBibleTalks. Don't forget to subscribe to the TMBT Newsletter here. Passages: John 19

What is the book of Job really about? While suffering usually takes centre stage when we think about the book of Job - suffering sets the scene for the real question the book is seeking to answer: Do we worship God because he blesses us or do we love God for God's sake? Join us as Pastor Arnaldo closes out our series through the book of Job. We pray this teaching is a blessing and hope to see you at one of our Gatherings soon.

In our pain and suffering, we've often cried out: "Why me?!" In some of our most honest moments we've doubted the goodness and wisdom of God. "Why would God allow ... that to happen...?" And more often than not, unless we understand the reason by pain comes into our lives, we can't see how it could ever serve a purpose. We protest and ask God to give an account for his ways. This week, Job will be granted that wish - he will be granted an audience. While Job had a litany of questions ready to ask God, it was God that put Job back on his heels and helped him to realise the most important lesson: God is God - Job is not. We pray this teaching has been a blessing to you and hope to see you at one of our Gatherings soon.

We don't really have the choice of whether or not we will suffer in this life; it's going to happen. We do, however, choose how we walk through the furnace of affliction. What do we need to know, be, and do if we're going to walk with God through suffering? How can we make it to the other side? Join us as Pastor Arnaldo walks through Job's defence and how we're called to walk through our own valley. We pray this teaching was a blessing and hope to see you at our Sunday Gathering soon.

The Righteous Sufferer and Evil Authorities

Six things NOT to say to someone who is suffering!

At one point or another we've either given or received platitudes or cliches in the midst of suffering. This serves no one well. This week we'll encounter Job's friends vigorously defending the retribution principle - the idea that what you put in is what you get out as a strict measure of running the world. Job will end up calling them "miserable comforters". So join us this week as Pastor Arnaldo walks us through the arguments of Job's friends and how we can become generous comforters to those in the furnace of affliction.

Join us as Pastor Arnaldo starts a new series on the book of Job.Job is one of the most fascinating pieces of literature. Ancient, it speaks to the modern dilemma of suffering. We'll learn that ultimately, suffering is a deep mystery that the book of Job doesn't so much answer; but a guide to faithfully wrestling with the inevitable suffering that we'll all experience. We hope you've enjoyed this teaching and look forward to having you at one of our Gatherings.

Job, his very name brings thoughts of suffering and loss, but who was this man? We examine his world, learn about his life and character, and see how he points us to the Righteous Sufferer.

The talk from our evening service on 23rd October 2022.

For a Babylonian polytheist, the gods are worshipped with the explicit expectation that divine veneration will avert bad fortune and attract good fortune. Yet as long as there have been people, we have seen that sometimes bad things happen to good people, and sometimes good fortune finds bad people. Religious explorations of this are called Theodicy, and we have already see a number of Mesopotamian attempts to wrestle with this, back in Episodes 26 and 53. The genre appears to culminate in one of the most impressive technical and philosophical works of ancient Mesopotamia, in the Babylonian Theodicy. Also, after looking at the Theodicy, we compare it to another Babylonian writing from an old man who is simply miserable with life. For more on this, check out episode 26, where we discussed the Sumerian "A Man and His God" and episode 53 where we discussed the Old Babylonian "Poem of the Righteous Sufferer", both of which are thematic precursors to this and almost certainly were at least indirect references for the author of the Babylonian Theodicy. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/oldeststories/message

Join us on our journey thru the bible! The post Job 1:6-22 Job: A Righteous Sufferer appeared first on First Baptist Kenedy.

God will vindicate his Servant, the Righteous Sufferer, on the Last Day.

This episode is as much an intro to the ancient Near East to my audience as it is for me! I am jumping into deeper research, and in order to do that, we're talking about Marduk, the Akkadian god who defeated the sea and created the earth. You can follow the research from the Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC), and read the "Poem of the Righteous Sufferer" to keep up with all the talk! Thanks to Apes of the State for the use of their song Moments a Year From Now. Fables aims to be collaborative deconstruction of faith and cultural systems. Your host, Dylan, is a new atheist, working toward redefining morals and growing as a person. Join Dylan in sharing your stories! If you'd like to be on a future episode, leave me a message at ‪(515) 318-7569, or find Fables of Our Deconstruction on Anchor.FM and send me a voice message. If you want your name shared, include it in your message, otherwise I'll keep you anonymous. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fablesofdeconstruction/message

Thank you for joining the Manna Podcast as we study the book and person of Job, the Righteous Sufferer. Please share with your friends and family. https://www.mannapodcast.com/lessons Brad's Board Notes Summary -- Lessons from Job • God is sovereign over everything all the time • Suffering is inevitable in a sinful world, but God uses troubles and trials to purify us from pride, and deepen our dependency on Him • The God of the Bible is the perfect Father who always does what is best; He may allow suffering, but He always gives grace • We can endure earthly suffering when we see it through the lens of eternal glory • God is enough for whatever we need Additional Verses: Jeremiah 29:11 1 Corinthians 2:9 Romans 8:18, 28-29 Genesis 45:5; 50:20 Job 13:23-24; 23:3-6: 41:5-6 Matthew 5:29; 6:30; 7:9-11; 10:29-31 John 16:21, 33 Isaiah 45:18 James 5:11b 2 Corinthians 4:8-10, 17-18

Thank you for joining the Manna Podcast as we study the book and person of Job, the Righteous Sufferer. Please share with your friends and family. https://www.mannapodcast.com/lessons Brad's Board Notes Job 40:6-42:17 Job 40: 6-14 God's providence goes beyond human perception, so judging God's governance is both ignorant and arrogant. 42: 1-6 Suffering can lead us into a deeper relationship with God which gives us eternal perspective and peace. 42: 7-9 God wants us to pray for sinners to be reconciled to him. 42: 10-17 Our relationship with God is restored when we repent, but some things in our lives may not be healed until heaven. Additional Verses: Job 21:29-31 John 10:30; 14:9 Revelation 3:20 Psalm 34:8 James 5:16 Matthew 5:44

Thank you for joining the Manna Podcast as we study the book and person of Job, the Righteous Sufferer. Please share with your friends and family. https://www.mannapodcast.com/lessons Brad's Board Notes Job 38-40:1-5 38:1-3 Acknowledging your own ignorance is the first step towards acquiring wisdom. 38: 4-11 The origin and scope of the creation testifies to the infinite power of the Creator. 38: 12-30 The unparalleled organization and complexity of the creation reveals the infinite wisdom of the Creator. 38: 31-38 God's control goes from the macro, (stars and galaxies), to the micro, (raindrops, subatomic particles and genomes.) 38: 39-39: 30 God's meticulous care for His creatures demonstrates His divine providence. 40: 1-5 The right response to God's sovereign power and wisdom is submission and humility. Additional Verses: Isaiah 40:12 Colossians 1:16

Thank you for joining the Manna Podcast as we study the book and person of Job, the Righteous Sufferer. Please share with your friends and family. https://www.mannapodcast.com/lessons Brad's Board Notes Job 32-37 33: 13-19 God communicates with people in many ways, but most people don't listen. 33: 19-30 Pain in the present can prevent sin in the future, if we learn the lessons God is teaching us. 34: 10-19 Since our sovereign God is infinitely powerful and completely good, we can always trust Him to do what is right. 35: 1-14 Sovereign God does not owe anyone anything, regardless of their behaviors; but He has promised to oppose the proud and accept the humble. Additional Verses: Job 13:22-24; 19:6-7 Psalm 8:1-2; 19:1 Haggai 1:1-11 James 4:2-6

Thank you for joining the Manna Podcast as we study the book and person of Job, the Righteous Sufferer. Please share with your friends and family. https://www.mannapodcast.com/lessons Brad's Board Notes Job 29, 31 James 2: 14-18 Our relationship with God is revealed by how we treat others. Job 29: 11-17 A person who loves God stands up for the rights of the helpless. Job 31: 1-11 A person who loves God is called to be morally pure, and that requires purpose and planning. 31: 5-8 A person who loves God tells the truth and refuses to covet. 31:13-15 Since everyone is created in God's image, God's people must treat all people with dignity and respect. 31: 16-32 Providing food, clothing, shelter and hospitality to those in need practically demonstrates God's love. 31: 24-28 God's people should put their confidence in God alone, and not themselves or their ‘stuff.' 31: 29-30 When you love and pray for people who oppose you, you are acting like God acts towards you. Additional Verses: Matthew 7:20 James 2:9 John 3:19-20 Matthew 5:44-45

Thank you for joining the Manna Podcast as we study the book and person of Job, the Righteous Sufferer. Please share with your friends and family. https://www.mannapodcast.com/lessons Brad's Board Notes Job 23 Job 23: 8-14 The foundation of our faith is God's word which guides us and nourishes us. I Peter 1: 6-7 Trials are painful, but temporary and necessary in order to purify our faith. James 1: 2-4 Various trials give your faith an exhaustive workout; when you endure, you mature. Hebrews 12: 5-8 When God disciplines you, its proof that you are a beloved child of God. 2 Corinthians 1: 8-9 God allows us to suffer in order to teach us to rely on Him, and not ourselves. 2 Corinthians 1: 3-6 Our suffering is not always about us; God comforts us, so we can comfort others. 2 Corinthians 12: 7-10 Sometimes God allows pain to persist, because it's better to have pain along with God's power than pride without God's power. Additional Verses: Philippians 3:10 Hebrews 12:5-8 & 10 1 Peter 1:6-7 James 1:2-4 2 Corinthians 1:3-9; 12:7-10 Proverbs 3:5

Thank you for joining the Manna Podcast as we study the book and person of Job, the Righteous Sufferer. Please share with your friends and family. https://www.mannapodcast.com/lessons Brad's Board Notes Job 11-19 Job 11, 13: 4-9 When you speak for God, don't put your words in His mouth; say what God says in the Bible. Job 12: 1-5 It's easy to become judgmental when your life is comfortable. Psalm 73: 1-9 When we envy the wealth of the wicked, we are rejecting what God has entrusted to us. Job 13:3-24 We often deceive ourselves about ourselves; since God knows everything about us, we should rely on His assessment of us. Job 16: 9-17: 11 Suffering does not necessarily mean that God is angry with you. Job 19: 13-21 Suffering can lonely because it often repels other people. Job 19: 25-27 The problem of human suffering will ultimately be resolved when Jesus, our Redeemer, returns to earth Psalm 73: 16-19 The key to eternal perspective is worship; when you see God clearly, you see everything else clearly. Additional Verses: Psalm 73:1-9, 13-14, 16-19; 103:12 1 Corinthians 4:3-5; 15:42-44 Hebrews 9:27; 11:6 Jude 1:14 2 Corinthians 5:1

Thank you for joining the Manna Podcast as we study the book and person of Job, the Righteous Sufferer, and how God rules and regulates everything. Please share with your friends and family. https://www.mannapodcast.com/lessons Brad's Board Notes Job 2-3 Vs 4-8 Both Satan and suffering are under God's perfect control. Vs 9-10 Since our heavenly Father knows exactly what we need, we should accept both prosperity and adversity from His hand. Vs 11-13 Sometimes, the best way to comfort a suffering friend is simply being there and being quiet. 2: 1-18 Persistent pain can change our perspective; our present pain can overwhelm past memories and future hopes. Vs 20-26 Suffering is especially difficult when it contradicts our concept of God, and how He relates to people. Additional Verses: Ephesians 3:10 Job 7:2 John 3:16; 9:1-3 Numbers 12:10-12 Hebrews 12:5-12 2 Corinthians 1:3-7; 12:7-10

Thank you for joining the Manna Podcast as we study the book and person of Job, the Righteous Sufferer. Please share with your friends and family. https://www.mannapodcast.com/lessons Brad's Board Notes Job 4-10 4: 1-9 Don't judge someone's relationship with God based on what they are experiencing, whether its prosperity or adversity. 5: 8-27 Having a reconciled relationship with God does not guarantee a problem free life. 6: 14-21 Genuine friends are loyal and show up when you need them. 8: 1-20 God does not always behave as we expect; He does what He desires, not what we demand. 9:1-23 It is logically false and morally wrong to conclude that God is unjust because He allows the innocent to suffer.

Thank you for joining the Manna Podcast as we study the book and person of Job, the Righteous Sufferer, and how God rules and regulates everything. Please share with your friends and family. https://www.mannapodcast.com/lessons Brad's Board Notes Episode 1 Job 1:1-5 Vs 1 Job was a godly man who understood that his relationship with God ruled and regulated everything else in his life. Vs 2-3 Job was a good manager of everything God entrusted to him. Vs 4-5 Job was a good father who was sensitive to sin, and prayed continually for his children's relationship with God Additional Verses and Principle: Sacrifice is a measure of love. The more you love the more you will sacrifice. Genesis 1:9; 10:5, 22-25; 13:10 Lamentations 4:21 Job 6:15-18; 7:12; 9:5-7; 12:15; 14:18-19; 18:15; 30:1-7; 38:29-30

Thank you for joining the Manna Podcast as we study the book and person of Job, the Righteous Sufferer, and how God rules and regulates everything. Please share with your friends and family. https://www.mannapodcast.com/lessons Brad's Board Notes Job 1:6-22 Vs 6-7 God is sovereign, and everyone is accountable to Him, including Satan. Isaiah 14: 12-14 God hates pride because it exalts and worships the creature instead of the Creator. Job 1: 8-12 God is worthy of worship because He is God and He is good. Vs 13-19 God is not the author of evil, but He uses all circumstances, even disastrous ones, to accomplish His good purposes. Vs 20-22 When you worship God, you submit to HIs sovereign control over everything in your life. Additional Verses: Psalm 115:3 1 Peter 5:8-9 2 Corinthians 2:11; 4:4; 11:14 Ezekiel 28:11-17 Revelation 5:11; 12:3-12; 20:1-3, 10 Job 38:4-7 Genesis 1:31 Isaiah 14:12-14 Ephesians 2:2; 6:12

This week at Wellspring, Pastor Jeremy continued on in Joseph's story, in Genesis 40

Lingering on the Lectionary: The Righteous Sufferer and the Suffering Son Reflection on the readings for Oct 3 from the Revised Common Lectionary (Year B, Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost). Texts: Job 1–2; Ps 26; Heb 1–2.

On this week's episode, Kylie is joined by Terry and Jacob to discuss myths and their role in culture. Most cultures have different stories to provide answers to certain, deep questions. Some of these stories include the idea of the righteous sufferer or a flood story or a creation story. Along with these topics, they touch on how even movies today carry on these same story lines. If you wish to join the conversation and stay up to date on the podcast you can follow our social media! On Facebook you can go to CultureBound's Facebook page and join the Walking Between Worlds group and follow our Instagram @walkingbetweenworldspodcast. you can also head to anchor.fm/walkingbetweenworlds and send a 1-mintue message to us directly. Music: Intro - "Corporate Inspirational" by Asepirawan20 from Pixabay Conclusion - "Unicorn Startup" by geovanebruny from Pixabay --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/walkingbetweenworlds/support

Speaker: Josh Tong Right-click here to download the Mp3 File Download the message outline The post The Right Questions for the Righteous Sufferer appeared first on Sovereign Grace Church Toronto.

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Across every generation, in every culture, throughout the ages humanity has pondered the question - what does suffering occur and if God is good and loving what does he have to say about it. This is exactly the purpose of the book of Job. Job and his friends spend much of the time pondering that question and at the end God speaks. In this talk Chris helps us to see the wisdom found in the book of Job regarding suffering and helps us to see how this impacts ourselves, our church and our community. To find out more about the bible of have one delivered to you for free, please get in touch with us through our website, hopechurchguildford.com or by email hello@hopechurchguildford.com

In John Chapter 2, we see two familiar stories: Jesus' first "sign" at the wedding in Cana and Him clearing the Temple in Jerusalem at Passover. In each, He displays His power differently, but the result leads to belief. For more information on the Feasting on Truth Bible study, go to FeastingOnTruth.com/biblestudy. The Feasting On Truth Study Journal is available on Amazon. This journal provides tools, tips, and plenty of space to take notes as you study John 1-10. CORRECTION: The verse referenced in closing is 1 Corinthians 6:19-20. ------ GROUP DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: What does this passage say? What characteristics of God are displayed in this passage? What did God draw your attention to this week? SPECIFIC QUESTIONS FOR CHAPTER 2: Why is complete obedience necessary? How have you seen God get glory from complete obedience? Read Psalm 69. In what ways do you see Jesus as the Righteous Sufferer in this passage? Read 1 Corinthians 6:19-20. How does Jesus clearing the Temple show us a picture of ourselves? How do we identify idols and sin in our own lives and "drive it out"? Remembering is an important practice of our faith. How do you remember what God has said, done, Who He is, etc? WHAT IS OUR RESPONSE? Our response isn't always a “to do” - How is God calling you to respond to these truths this week? Because God (or Jesus) is __________, I can _________.

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/opendoorlife/~3/olujUhEDVXA/MkVFOTkzMjI1Nw MkVFOTkzMjI1Nw Sun, 05 May 2019 18:57:11 CDT Christ at the Center no Job: Christ Our Righteous Sufferer Dwayne Milioni 00:00:00 chris.timmons@opendoorlife.com (Open Door Church)http://www.opendoorlife.com/MkVFOTkzMjI1Nwhttps

Righteous Sufferer, Part 2: Peter's Story

Righteous Sufferer, Part 2: Peter's Story

Righteous Sufferer, Part 2: Peter's Story

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