Glory to God. I seem loud, but I am loud, so it's really hard to tell if it's the mic or me.

Thank you, Lord. Thank you, Lord. Well, let's open our Bibles to Job. How about that? Jump right into Job.

There you go. You know, a few weeks ago, I was, actually it was clear back at a week of increase, right around week of increase.

And I was dealing with a situation, you know, encouraging some people in faith and different

areas. And I went to bed one night and I had a dream. And I had a dream that I was questioning

God as to why this had happened to this person.

And I woke up like I just had a nightmare.

And why?

Because you don't question God.

And I was taught growing up, it's one thing to ask God a question.

It's another thing to question God. And literally,

I heard myself question God, and it literally scared me. Because I grew up, in my house, you didn't question God. My mom did not let you. You know, you could eat little Debbie's, drink chocolate milk,

have a soda at midnight. You could do a lot of things. But you could not question the goodness

and the justness of God. Is justness the word? It is tonight. We like justness. You could not question those things in our house. And to say

why God or wonder why this didn't happen or why, and literally be saying, God, they're good.

Why didn't you? And I'm so glad that I had that in my life. It was important to me, and it was

important to me because of where I went in my life, because without it, you can get turned easy.

There are people all over the world today that were in church, something didn't happen that they thought should have or the way

they thought it should have. And they are no longer in church because they're mad at God.

They are literally questioning his love, his goodness, his mercy. They literally cannot find it in themselves to forgive God.

What a desperate place.

And I'm so thankful that I was taught better than that.

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