Faith Baptist Church

Are you a slave to your circumstances? Are you a slave to your sin? Or, are you a slave to Christ? Two of these generate hopelessness, one of them does not.

This week we are discussing Job's first rebuttal to Eliphaz, his "Oh!" exclamations to God, and what it looks like to come alongside someone in their suffering.

When we are ON MISSION WITH God, all that we have BELONGS TO God and becomes EMPOWERED BY God.

Today's message continues in chapters 3 and 4  of Exodus in our series of Moses and the Journey of Faith.

We've pretty much exhausted our Eliphaz material for now, but due to extenuating circumstances the class is discussing chapter 5 of Job this week. This give Steve and Pastor Dustin an opportunity to have a sidebar discussion on human behavior.

Moses encounters the I AM at the burning bush in Exodus 3.

If you have been or are interested in attending the adult Sunday school class in classroom 33 on Sunday, this is for you!

The words of Eliphaz are the first list of accusations against Job that condemn him as being responsible for his own loss.

If you have been or are interested in attending the adult Sunday school class in classroom 33 on Sunday, this is for you!

Since we covered most of what we wanted to in regards to Job 4 last week, this week we are going back to the basics for the book of Job.

God's hand moving in Moses's story.

If you have been or are interested in attending the adult Sunday school class in classroom 33 on Sunday, this is for you!

We are back after a short break and excited to be back in the book of Job. Today we are introducing Eliphaz, one of Job's friends, and discussing his view of God.