🎙️ What if God answered your deepest questions… not with explanations, but with a whirlwind of questions of His own?

In Job 39–41, Pastor Kevin from Riverside Church unpacks one of the most intense encounters in Scripture. God humbles Job with a storm of questions — not to crush him, but to heal him. In this fierce cross-examination, we discover the sympathy within God’s sovereignty and the grace within grief.

Job doesn’t get the “why” behind his suffering, but he comes face-to-face with the One who holds all things in His hands.

🔥 Join us for a powerful reminder that even in life’s hardest moments, we are deeply loved, fully known, and never abandoned.

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🎙️ Ever wondered what happens when man dares to challenge God in court? In Job 38, Pastor Kevin from Riverside Church unpacks one of the most breathtaking moments in Scripture — when Job demands his case against God… and God actually shows up.

But instead of Job putting God on trial, the tables turn. The Almighty unleashes a storm of questions about creation, the oceans, the weather systems, the stars, and the very foundations of the earth. Each question isn’t just knowledge — it’s power, designed to humble Job and remind us who truly reigns sovereign.

🔥 Tune in to hear how God’s majesty breaks Job’s pride and points us back to trust, awe, and surrender.

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“There is no attribute of God more comforting to His children than the doctrine of divine sovereignty.” - Charles Haddon Spurgeon

In chapters 36 & 37 Elihu continues to correct Job! Job had grown self rightoutous, arrogant and prideful all while suffering, now Elihu will take him through a master class of who God is! Elihu teaches Job that God's Sovereignty has sympathy His majesty has mercy! Job had accused God of being cold and indifferent and even an enemy of Job. However those false claims were bred in a place of deep suffering! How wonderful of a friend is Elihu to help him weed out these bitter roots to help bring Job to a place of humility and worship even in suffering! Grab your Bible and lets study together with the congregation of RiverSide Church!

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In Job 34, Elihu speaks with boldness, reminding Job—and us—that God’s justice is never in question. While Job wrestles with suffering and unanswered questions, Elihu insists that the Lord does not act wickedly or pervert justice. In this episode, we walk through an exegesis of Job 34, exploring Elihu’s arguments, his appeal to God’s righteousness, and what this means for us when life feels unfair.

You’ll discover:
✅ Why Elihu emphasizes God’s sovereignty and impartiality.
✅ How God’s justice is perfectly balanced with His goodness.
✅ Encouragement for today: we can trust that God will always do what is right.

Join us as we unpack these timeless truths and find hope in the unshakable justice of God.

📖 Scripture Focus: Job 34

In Job 33, Elihu—the youngest of Job’s companions—steps forward with a message that is both bold and compassionate. Unlike the others, Elihu corrects Job with humility, reminding him of God’s greatness and pointing him back to the truth. In many ways, Elihu foreshadows Christ as he speaks of a mediator who can stand between God and man.

This sermon explores how Elihu becomes a true friend to Job, offering correction with kindness, and how his words echo God’s purpose for suffering in the believer’s life. Through this narrative, we are reminded that even in the darkest valleys, God is shaping us, refining us, and drawing us closer to Him.

Dig deep with us into the story of Job and discover how God uses suffering not as punishment, but as preparation—for faith, growth, and hope in His plan.

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In this episode, Pastor Kevin from RiverSide Church dives into Job 32 and the sudden entrance of Elihu, the young man who steps forward with courage and conviction. Unlike Job’s other friends, Elihu speaks with boldness and truth, reminding us that wisdom is not confined to gray hair or years of experience. Join us as we uncover what his words meant in Job’s day and what they reveal for us now—that God can use anyone, regardless of age, to speak truth and point us back to Him

In Job 12, we meet Zophar—the youngest, most ruthless, and most merciless of Job’s so-called friends. His words cut deep, offering no comfort, no compassion—only criticism. Zophar is convinced Job’s suffering is proof of hidden sin, and that repentance would immediately solve everything. But there’s a problem: if Job were to “fake repent” just to end the pain, he would be proving Satan’s accusation true—that people only serve God for blessings.

This message peels back the layers of the conversation to show the bigger picture: the unseen battle between God and Satan, and the truth that God’s goodness is not dependent on our circumstances.

Zophar should have pointed Job to hope, not condemnation. The lesson is clear—don’t be a Zophar. Be the friend who reminds others of God’s goodness even when life looks anything but good.

This episode is part of our ongoing series through the book of Job. Listen to the full series and learn how to speak truth with grace, stand firm in suffering, and walk faithfully with those who are hurting.

In Job 10, we witness the deep emotional and spiritual pain Job is experiencing. Rather than offering comfort or pointing him back to God, his friends respond with harsh accusations and judgment. In this moment, Job doesn’t need correction—he needs compassion. He needs someone to sit with him, weep with him, and help restore his faith.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Kevin highlights not only Job’s suffering but also addresses how, in today's culture, secular voices have taken on the role that pastors once held.

Grab your Bible and join us as we dive into this raw and relevant chapter of Job.