All right, my Bible in 365, brothers and sisters.

We're at the tough one.

We are at the book that I have not been looking forward to going through.

And if you go through any of the other book summaries that I have done over the last several years,

you might notice that I've never done an actual Bible study through this book because it bears some consequence.

Now, let me give you a little bit of history here by what I mean when I say this.

The last time I taught through the book of Job thoroughly, my mom went to go be with the Lord.

I'm not going to go down the list of moments where I have taught through this chapter, through this

book, where I have not seen

immense consequences. And I think it's because of the same thing every single time. God wants

me to learn the lessons that I am seeking to teach the people that I minister to. And here's

the thing. What God needs me to do is to obey his word. What you need more for me,

more than my ability to articulate clearly, more than my ability to give you answers to questions,

more than anything else, what you need for me is you need a man who loves God more than he'll ever

love you. So with that said than he'll ever love you.

So with that said, I got to obey God and I got to go through this.

And it's a bit emotional, quite frankly, because let me just simply say, I'm reflecting on a lot.

You know, today, the day that I'm tracking this, this is going to be the 27th of January,

is the day after my dad went to go be with the Lord. Now, that was four years ago. And every single time we come into these times of remembrance, I'm oftentimes met with immense grief and sadness.

But there is anticipation in knowing that one day I will be with all of those whom I love.

Charlie is one of those guys that I think about on a regular basis. But with all of that said,

I thought that it would be really good to go through a section of Job chapter 38. Now, I want to

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