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What if one verse could carry the weight of assurance you’ve been looking for? We sit with Job 10:7—“You know that I am not wicked, and there is none that can deliver out of Your hand”—and trace its logic through God’s sovereignty, omniscience, and the unshakable security of salvation. As Job wrestles with suffering, he anchors himself in what God knows and what God holds, and we follow that thread into a richer view of grace that leaves no room for boasting and no space for fear.

We unpack why God seeing the heart is not a threat but a comfort, and how “none can deliver” becomes the foundation for perseverance of the saints. Along the way, we engage common objections—like the idea that someone can “jump out” of God’s hand—and show how that quietly makes human will the hero. By returning to Jesus’ words about His sheep and the Father’s hand, we connect Job’s ancient confession with a consistent biblical theme: if salvation begins with God, it is secured by God.

To make the stakes clear, we turn to Lazarus as a picture of salvation. Dead people don’t collaborate; they are raised. That image reframes conversion as resurrection, the old nature replaced with a new heart and a renewed will that loves God freely. From present trials to future glory, we hold to a concrete hope: the One who calls us is the One who keeps us, and He will one day call our names again when He raises us in power. Listen for a clear, warm, and Scripture-rich journey that strengthens assurance and stirs worship. If this resonates, follow the show, share it with a friend, and leave a review to help others find this conversation.

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