Sermons by Brent Smith (Page 37)

Sermons by Brent Smith (Page 37)

Job 40-42 – The Restoration Of Job

God continues to show Job the wonders of His creation, displayed through two of His most magnificent beasts – the behemoth and leviathan. It gives Job a greater revelation of the greatness and sovereignty of God and of his own inadequacy to tell God what He should or shouldn’t do. In the end, Job will repent and be restored and given a better end to his life than the beginning. Bible Text: Job 40-42

Psalm 107 – God Our Deliverer

In this chapter we look at God’s faithful deliverance of His people out of various situations: the desert, darkness, distress, and disaster. It reminds us of how God has delivered us and how we should respond in thanks to His goodness. Bible Text: Psalm 107:1-43

Job 38-39 – Where Were You

Job finally gets his audience with God, but it goes much different than what he had imagined. Instead of God bringing an answer as to the why’s of his suffering, God appears simply as the Answer. Job doesn’t get information about his situation, he gets a revelation of the greatness of God. Bible Text: Job 38-39

Psalms 101-102 – Praying For Holiness and Help

In these two Psalms we see a person seeking God to walk in Holiness, and another that is seeking God for help in his difficult situation. What a blessing it is to seek God in every situation of life. Bible Text: Psalms 101-102

Romans 16:1-27 – Paul The People Person

In the last chapter of Romans, Paul sends his greetings to those in Rome and gives his final words of encouragement. In this study we see that people and relationships were important to Paul. Bible Text: Romans 16:1-27

Romans 15:1-13 – Keeping The Unity

We finish up this section that Paul began in Romans 14 dealing with non-essential matters in the church. We discuss today how we stay united when others don’t see eye to eye with you. Bible Text: Romans 15:1-13

Romans 14:10-23 – Liberty And Love

Paul looks at three areas when dealing with those who see things differently that we do. We’re not to judge them, we’re to walk in love, and we’re to pursue peace. Bible Text: Romans 14:10-23