Job is a book of the Bible that many pick up to ask and answer big existential questions--Why does God allow suffering?Is there any purpose in life?If God is good, why do bad things happen? While the book touches on those questions, it doesn't answer them with clean memorable statements that we're eager to quote or apply to our own suffering. In fact, Job gives us something better than answers; it gives us God.

The book of Job isn't a how-to manual for navigating tough times, rather it's a book that leads us to the very feet of the God who holds the universe in His hands and sustains us in our suffering.

Features:

Six small group sessions Five-day concise reading plans each week Open, inviting design Guide for group discussion Questions for reflection Opportunities to memorize Scripture Call-outs and study features to help participants understand the story of the Bible

Benefits:

Find God in the middle of difficult circumstances. Learn to be a kind and compassionate presence to those who are suffering. Discover God is with us and for us no matter what we face. Become familiar with a poetic and often difficult-to-interpret book of the Bible. Embrace God's sovereign work and perspective and learn to live under His providence.