There are times in our lives when we all ask, God, why is this happening to me?

God, why now?

God, how long will this go on?

Greatfully, God can handle our questions.

And though we don't always get the answers we're looking for, God doesn't leave us without

hope.

We can trust that His wisdom is greater than ours, and we can persevere knowing that He

will keep His saving promises to those who are in Christ Jesus.

In this message, David Platt points us to Job 3, an example of a man who suffered greatly,

but who found God faithful in the end, regardless of our circumstances or our questions, we can

rest in God's sovereign care.

This is the Radical of David Platt podcast.

Here is David with a message titled, God, why?

So we're in Job 3, which means we're jumping past the start of this book, which we've

studied before as a church family.

So I don't want to go back over all of Job 1 and 2, but for those of you who may not be

familiar with this story, here's the setup.

In the beginning of Job 1, Job had everything he desired, a wife, a house full of children,

a wealth of possessions, good health, and he was blameless and upright before God.

He feared God.

He did good, turned away from evil, but then in an instant, you read Job 1, it's like

a torrent of waves that come one after another after another, all of his possessions are stripped

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