12/07/2025 – Job Bible Study – Richard Goff –
In our study of Job 28, we delve into the writer’s poetic portrayals of human ingenuity, as exemplified by ancient mining techniques and accomplishments. However, we find that these achievements are utterly inadequate in revealing the profound wisdom of God.

11/30/2025 – Job Bible Study – Richard Goff – In the study of Job 27, we discuss Job’s closing statement in response to the false accusations of his 3 friends.

11/23/2025 – Job Bible Study – Richard Goff –
On the Sunday before Thanksgiving, at the beginning of the holiday season, we draw from the opening verses of Job 27 and a familiar passage in Philippians 4 to reflect upon the peace we can know and the gratitude we should express, even amidst of suffering and grief.

11/16/2025 – Job Bible Study – In the lesson, as we conclude our study of the 3rd cycle of dialogues between Job and his 3 friends, we are reminded once again that accurate theology is not the only essential ingredient in offering helpful and timely counsel to those who are suffering.

11/09/2025 – Job Bible Study – Richard Goff -In this lesson, we explore the ingredients of Job’s lament is chapter 24 as we consider the ever-present weight of suffering in a fallen world.

11/02/2025 – Job Bible Study – Richard Goff – In this lesson, we delve deeper into the third cycle of dialogues between Job and his three friends (Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar). Our focus is on Job’s response to Eliphaz in Job 23, where we observe several pivotal shifts in Job’s perspective that bolster his unwavering perseverance.

10/26/2025 – Job Bible – Richard Goff – In this lesson, we begin examining the third round of dialogues between Job and his infamous friends, starting with Eliphaz’s false accusations against Job based on his flawed convictions about God’s justice.

10/19/2025 – Job Bible Study – Richard Goff -In this lesson, we explore the interplay between prosperity, suffering, and the purposes of God.

10/12/2025 – Job Bible Study – Richard Goff -In this lesson, we conclude our survey of the 2nd round of dialogues between Job and his three friends, Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar, as we seek to answer questions about what we might be missing in our efforts to resolve conflicts with others.