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Words are not meant to be spoken without intention. By design, words are to be said with purpose. They are powerful expressions of our hearts, reflecting who we truly are. What we say is a true reflection of what we believe.

God takes words seriously, and so should we. What we say and how we say it matters deeply to God. This is why it is crucial to have the right words in our mouths at all times.

Jesus understood the importance of our words and taught us that no word is neutral; every word we speak comes from either faith or unbelief.

As believers, we face the daily choice to speak rightly. Whenever we speak faith-filled words, we align ourselves with God's will.

What does it really mean to confess faith?
How does faith speak?
What role does a believer's words have in shaping his reality and aligning same with God's purposes?

This teaching isn’t just about understanding faith; it is about living it out loud.
Discover these insights and more in the series, 'Faith's Confession'.

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The conversations between Job and his friends can be classified into three rounds of discussions.

We came to a conclusion after our study of the first discuss, that the writer wants us to beware of atheistic rebellious tendencies. A believer is to watch his heart when he begins to question God's way of ordering the world or the essence of creation in itself.

Last week, we concluded our study on the second discuss and we saw Job's insistence on his righteousness. By giving examples of situations on the earth, Job was able to further discredit the retribution principle. He preferred a restoration of state to a restoration of things. Job sought to be vindicated as righteous.

This then begs the question: What is the appropriate means to recompense a man who has suffered unjustly?
What is the right measurement of punishment for evil?
In the conversation between Job and his friend, we see an interplay between the desire for restoration of resources (Job's friends) and vindication as righteous (Job).

We began to look into the third discuss. What is God's wisdom for us in the third discuss? Interestingly, God also spoke in the book of Job. What was God's response?

There's so much to learn, join us as we continue our study this evening. We would love to have you around.

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