Dean Elliott teaches from Job 11–14, focusing on Job’s testimony of what has happened to him and how it troubles his friends—especially Zophar, who seems determined to explain and control Job’s situation. Zophar accuses Job of mocking, but Job responds by pointing out that Zophar is mocking both him and, even worse, God.
Four applications emerge from today’s passages:
-What is your personal relationship with God like?
-What sin may be creating barriers in your communication with God?
-God will remove every false hope that keeps you from relying fully on Him.
-In the end, God’s glory will make everything we endure worthwhile.
