Paul Taylor - March 29, 2020
Worshiping in the Chaos
At the end of the book of Job, we hear God's second speech, Job's final response, and the resolution to Job's circumstances. We get a bigger picture of the complexity of the cosmos. God makes it clear that chaos still exists within his creation. But he assures Job that he contends with the chaos. As Job sees that and encounters God, he worships. As we seek God in our own suffering, Job's path can be a guide to us for how to worship him in the chaos of our world.
Scripture References: Job 40:7-24, Job 41:1-34, Job 42:1-10
From Series: "Shattered: The Story of Job"
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