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Welcome in to the Wednesday Bible study.

It's active in here.

We got Pentecostals in here today.

Ready to go.

So back from vacation, hopefully, and looking at the numbers, at least on the video side,

I don't see the numbers on the audio side all the time, but looking at the numbers on the video side, I don't see the numbers on the audio side

all the time, but looking at the numbers on the video side, looks like a lot of you did go back and pick up parts of this study that you miss last week, which is great. We're studying the book of Job. My name's Rick Burgess, if you're new to what we're doing, and I'm a host of the Rick Burgess Show. That's my day job during the week. You can find those details at

Rick Burgess Show. That's my day job during the week. You can find

those details at Rick Burgess Show.com. But here, director for themanchurch.com, and there is a lot

going on. What is the manchurch?com? If you're new, we are a resource hub for men's ministry.

Bottom line, we want to come alongside your church, your community, and your

men's ministry, and help you with resources designed to reach and disciple men. As we said many,

many times, there's been an attempt to try to reach and disciple men many times with resources

and an approach that really was designed for women and children. Nothing wrong with

that. Women and children should be a disciple. And we should be providing resources for women and

children. But you can never reach and disciple a man using resources and an approach designed

for women and children because men and women and children are equal in value. No question about

that, but beautifully

distinct. So that's been something, though, that has people been talking about when men's

ministry long, long, long before we were ever created. But we decided to stop talking about

it and maybe just do something about it. So we provide resources. We have 40-week curricula.

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