What is wisdom? This is an age old question that has been asked throughout the ages. What if we said…
Last week we saw the contrast of two kings: Herod and Christ. Herod wanted absolute power, but the magi still…
The Merriam Webster dictionary defines Hallow as, "to make holy or set apart for holy use." When we pray the…
The Lord has stated that His seed will triumph over the Serpent’s seed. However, the actual details of this coming…
There is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. What does this statement in Romans 8:1 have to…
We have seen from the law of the Lord that there is a different application of the law for Israel…
The covenant people of God are to be the triumphant people through the seed of the woman. When we survey…
This message is titled "What the Historia Means to Me: The Two Trees (sermon 3)" Rev. Lindemulder traces the probation…
Peter is contrasting two different prophetic lines: The paradigm prophet of Moses who declares the coming of Christ. Balaam the…
Peter gives his thesis statement in his last will and testament. Peter declares the realized exodus of being presently redeemed…
Rev. Lindemulder goes through these verses showing how God is at work in us. The emphasis placed here is not…
The dark depths of hell are intimidating for anyone to consider. This is exactly what Abraham saw as he peered…
We know that even under the laws of the land it is wrong to slander a fellow citizen. If someone…
Job desired to be vindicated by the Lord before the people. This happens showing the heavenly wisdom of suffering to…
Job concedes that he is not gilgamesh and can only have wisdom by submitting to the heavenly Lord. This forcasts…
Job has expressed his desire to battle with God and enter into his courts. In the previous section he conceded…
Job's wish is finally granted. The Most High answers Job. However, Yahweh never gives a defense for what He has…
The apostle Paul taunts the wise of the world and the informed Jew to challenge his understanding of wisdom. Here…
Elihu makes clear to Job that if Job was a ruler he would understand that he is putting his rule…
Rev Lindemulder looks at Job 34 in light of the context of Elihu's speech. It seems that Elihu is speaking…
Rev Lindemulder goes through the argument of Elihu. Here is the first speech that understands suffering in light of a…
Rev Lindemulder lays out the speech of this counselor who has listened to the dialogue. This counselor is tied to…
Rev Lindemulder lays out the argument of Job 31:1-40. Here Job concludes as the ordeal warrior asking God to give…
Rev Lindemulder lays out the lament of Job argueing that he is taking the words of Psalm 22 upon himself.…
Rev. Lindemulder lays out the implications of this chapter as Job initiates the trial with God desiring to enter into…
Job states the marvel of man's technological advancements, but in all these advancements man still cannot find true heavenly wisdom.
Job swears an oath of integrity before the counselors, and gives them a warning of the coming judgment as they…
Job makes clear that Bildad and the counselors do not grasp the sovereign reign of the All Mighty God or…
Bildad attempts to answer Job's challenge raised in chapter 24. However, Bildad ironically forcassts the serpent's defeat rather than refuting…
Job responds to the counselors explaining to them that the universe is not as black and white as they present…
Satan challenges the credibility of the new man. Yahweh points Satan to Job, the man who is righteous and upright.…
Eliphaz calls Job to reconsider his statement of innocence. It is time for Job to admit his guilt and inferiority…
Job responds to the claim that he suffers because he is wicked. Job reminds these counselors that he suffers and…
Zophar does not allow Job to rest in the assurance that his redeemer lives. Zophar makes his case that the…
Job states, "For I know that my redeemer lives." This is a very key passage for this is the place…
Job is willing to concede the argument of the counselors to advance his argument in chapter 19. The counselors have…
Job does not answer the questions or make his case with satisfaction because Bildad is compelled to speak against Job…
Job continues with the speech where we left off regarding his suffering in this age. There is the issue of…
The counselors have attacked Job. They have accused him of sinning in such a way that he deserves this suffering.…
Eliphaz continues with his speech. The point of this speech is to make clear that the people who suffer and…
The counselors take their second shot at Job. Eliphaz takes his chance to challenge Job to understand and heed the…
Job hopes like the tree and the other things in this age: the sprouting of new life. There is the…
The resurrection of Christ is essential for Christianity to exist. It is important for us to realize that if Christ…
The command against stealing obviously means that we are not to take things that do not belong to us. However,…
Job is making the case that he wants to meet with God. Job is so confident of his righteousness that…
Job knows that there is nothing that he has done that is wrong. He is confident that if he could…
This is the next sermon that I can find in the series that we still have recorded. Here Job continues…
This is the conclusion of the speech. Job goes back to the request that he made in chapter 4 of…
Job continues with the claim that he wants to dialogue with God. There is a problem that Job faces: God…
Job responds with the recollection of the intimidation of coming before the Lord. The Lord is the one who continues…