Powerpoint presentation: /media/uploads/public/WHO%E2%80%99S%20GOT%20THE%20PIECES.pptx We have all experienced in our lives sayings that have been passed from one generation to the next. For the most part, we just take those sayings as, “Well they must be true grandma told…
The patriarch Job was not without fault. However, the slanderous accusations hurled at Job by his so-called counselor were a heap of lies. A tally of the many indictments made against Job can be read in Job 4-31.…
Sermon Outline By Terry Siverd Cortland Church of Christ / February 26, 2017 The book of Job highlights seven major characters: God … An Adversary (Satan) … Job … Job’s three counselors: Eliphaz … Bildad … Zophar ……
The summer of 2017 signals the start of a new era for our annual summer youth retreat. With the impending sale of Girl Scouts Camp Elliott in Volant, we have been forced to find a new venue for…
Sermon Outline By Terry Siverd Cortland Church of Christ / February 19, 2017 We are pretty much united in agreeing that the book of Job can be somewhat intimidating. The prologue (chapters 1-2) and epilogue (chp 42) are…
The candor of Scripture is aptly viewed as an evidence of inspiration. No sugarcoating; No whitewashing; Just telling it like it is. The Bible is a compendium of books (“Book” of books) and the inspired authors of these…
Sermon Outline By Terry Siverd Cortland Church of Christ / February 12, 2017 Many of us would likely agree that the book of Job can be somewhat intimidating. Our struggle to understand this Old Testament book is exacerbated…
King Solomon opens his rather cynical sermon (we call it The Book Of Ecclesiastes) by declaring, Vanity of Vanities! All is vanity (Eccl.1:2). In making an objective study of Solomon’s journal (alongside that of Job) most would likely…
Sermon Outline By Terry Siverd Cortland Church of Christ / February 05, 2017 Open Your Bibles to Job chapter three. If you have not been reading ahead, I want to forewarn you that this is a difficult chapter.…
There was a man in the land of Uz, whose name was Job, and that man was blameless, upright, fearing God and turning away from evil (Job 1:1). Such is a pretty favorable description by any standard. But…