
Job
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The book of Job is an agonizing journey through the suffering of a godly man. We listen to his heart-wrenching thoughts and prayers and feel his confusion. Each person inevitably reads this story out of their own experience with suffering and disappointment. What is God up to? Why is this happening? Does he even care how we hurt?
Job: Where Is God in My Suffering? creates space for prayers, reflections, and conversations in which Job's story, your story, and Jesus's story all come together. All who suffer (and that's everyone!) will find greater meaning and significance in their own experience as they encounter the God who sent his perfect Son to suffer for us.
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Marc Davis, MDiv, serves as a program leader for the Renewal team at Serge. He previously served on the pastoral staff at New Life Presbyterian Church, Glenside, PA. He and his wife, Susan, live in suburban Philadelphia, and they have three children.
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