Read Colossians 1:15-20 We’ve just finished reading weeks of creation accounts and visuals. What do we learn from these verses? What does this passage tell us about Jesus’ work in the ages past? What about His present work? What’s He doing right now? How about His future work? How does this expand your picture of who Jesus is? Consider all …

Spend some time listening to the song Where Were You: The lyrics here reminded me of where we’ve been this past two weeks. Perhaps you are left with questions, sadness, or confusion about howlife operates? Reflect this morning on God’s great strength and power. Reflect on His ways and His wisdom. Realign yourself to Him.

Read Job 42 Reflect on the following questions as you go about your day today: God finishes his questions and Job replies. What do you think is going through Job’s mind as he sums things up? How does God demonstrate His respect for Job? In this narrative, Job never learns about God’s conversation with Satan that resulted in the crushing …

Read Job 41 The Leviathan. Interesting for sure: Leviathan is the traditional namefor a menacing, armored, and destructive creature. It is referenced inseveral books of the Bible, including Psalms, Job, Isaiah, and Amos. On a separate piece of paper, jot down some answers to the following questions: What is the “take home” from this chapter? As you think about all …

Read Job 40 God accuses Job of discrediting Him in order to justify himself. As you look at the world around us, where are you most frustrated with the lack of justice? Where are you most longing to see justice around you? I often think of Job’s reply here in the beginning of this chapter as “you are God and …

Read Job 39 God continues on with His questions for Job to consider. On a separate piece of paper, write out some answers to the following reflections: If you are Job, how are you feeling? What in this chapter expands your view of who God is? What is your favorite visual from this chapter?

Read Job 38 From the video we learned about Job’s incredible losses, his pain andconfusion, and the poor counsel from his friends. He demands anaudience with God and he gets one. But God has a surprising answer. On a separate piece of paper, jot down some answers to the following questions: Why do you think God answers Job in this …