WHERE CAN I FIND ANSWERS? (8 OF 12)
by Jim Perdue
Where Can I Find Answers? (8 of 12)
Series: Job
Jim Perdie
Job 27-28
Intro/Attention
Maybe you have noticed as we've studied the book of Job together that a lot of my sermon titles have been posed as questions instead of statements. I have done that on purpose, because the book of Job ends up asking more questions than it answers. There are certain things we just won't know until we get to Heaven. Remember, last week I left you with three powerful words; sometimes it's okay to say, ''I Don't Know.''
Well, today, I want to talk about where we can find the answers that we're looking for. Some answers area available to us on this side of Heaven. And if we're going to find them we have to know where to look. So, today from Job 27-28, I'm preaching on the subject, Where Can I Find Answers? READ 27:1-6; 28:12-13, 20-28
*I can remember studying for tests in high school and college. My anxiety went up or down based on the subject matter of the class and based on the style of the teacher. Most of the time, the teacher would give you a study guide to prepare you for the test. And they would say something like, ''The answers are in your book.'' You have to remember, ''back in my day'' we didn't have Google to help us find all the answers. I know, I'm old! So, we had to rely on our teacher's study guide and the textbook. Some teachers gave the best study guides. If you completed their study guides you knew exactly what would be on the test. In fact, the questions on the test came directly from the study guide, they were just in a different order. In contrast, other teachers would give you a study guide and then tell you that everything in the textbook is still fair game. And when they said, ''Everything in the textbook'' they meant absolutely everything! They would ask you about the captions under the photos or even the footnotes at the bottom of the page. And then, they could always ask a question that was in the class notes from the lectures. You just had ...
Series: Job
Jim Perdie
Job 27-28
Intro/Attention
Maybe you have noticed as we've studied the book of Job together that a lot of my sermon titles have been posed as questions instead of statements. I have done that on purpose, because the book of Job ends up asking more questions than it answers. There are certain things we just won't know until we get to Heaven. Remember, last week I left you with three powerful words; sometimes it's okay to say, ''I Don't Know.''
Well, today, I want to talk about where we can find the answers that we're looking for. Some answers area available to us on this side of Heaven. And if we're going to find them we have to know where to look. So, today from Job 27-28, I'm preaching on the subject, Where Can I Find Answers? READ 27:1-6; 28:12-13, 20-28
*I can remember studying for tests in high school and college. My anxiety went up or down based on the subject matter of the class and based on the style of the teacher. Most of the time, the teacher would give you a study guide to prepare you for the test. And they would say something like, ''The answers are in your book.'' You have to remember, ''back in my day'' we didn't have Google to help us find all the answers. I know, I'm old! So, we had to rely on our teacher's study guide and the textbook. Some teachers gave the best study guides. If you completed their study guides you knew exactly what would be on the test. In fact, the questions on the test came directly from the study guide, they were just in a different order. In contrast, other teachers would give you a study guide and then tell you that everything in the textbook is still fair game. And when they said, ''Everything in the textbook'' they meant absolutely everything! They would ask you about the captions under the photos or even the footnotes at the bottom of the page. And then, they could always ask a question that was in the class notes from the lectures. You just had ...
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