Job 30:20

This 5-day study explores Job's charge against God and His remarkable reminder that He is in control of the universe, He cares about the world, and He knows us personally and individually. You're invited to experience the wisdom of God with Job!

The Hebrew name for Job is Iyov, which can be translated as "the persecuted one" or "one who endures hardships." Through this lens, the story of Job ceases to be just an ancient tragedy and becomes a prophetic map. In this 5-day plan, we will discover how Job's suffering prefigures the cross of Jesus Christ and reflects the path of the Church: a body called to endure temporary trials, with its eyes fixed on the promise of resurrection and eternal life.

Weakness does not disqualify you from inclusion in the kingdom of God—instead, it is your invitation to enter. Our week together of studying God’s Word will also serve as a personal exploration of what it means to be “poor in spirit.” I believe that sharing vulnerability in a safe place allows communion to happen and hope to grow again. What if weakness is one of our greatest strengths?

It weighs you down. It keeps people out. It’s heavy and painful—it’s the grudge. Many of us may not realize it, but we’re carrying grudges that need to come out of darkness and into the light. Learn how you can find freedom through forgiveness in this 7-day Bible Plan accompanying Pastor Craig Groeschel’s message series, The Grudge.