In today’s Bible study on Job 22, we go deep into a hard truth:

Sometimes we ask God for vengeance without realising we might also be someone else’s prayer point.

We explore:

✨ Why we must look at our own hearts before asking for judgment

✨ How God’s protection and justice always aim to bring people back to Him

✨ The danger of judging others by their outward struggles

✨ Why spiritual growth is a process — the inside changes first, the outside follows

✨ How Job’s friends misread his suffering and what that teaches us today.

This episode is a reminder to walk in humility, grace, and understanding — knowing we are all saved only by God’s mercy.

Scripture: Job 22

Theme: Vengeance, Grace, Process, Discernment.

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Have you ever looked at life and wondered, “Is God really fair?”
In this Bible Study on Job 21, we dive into the hard questions—why the wicked seem to prosper, why some people never pay for their evil, and why good people suffer.

This episode is about learning the art of letting go, finding freedom in surrender, and discovering the unexpected beauty in pain. Job reminds us that God is just, even when life feels upside down. His timing is perfect, His wisdom is deeper than ours, and He sees the things we cannot.

If you’ve been struggling to trust God, or you’ve been carrying questions that feel heavy, this study will bring clarity, comfort, and peace.
You are not alone—God is working in ways you cannot yet see.

Scripture: Job Chapter 21
Theme: God’s fairness, letting go, divine justice, trusting God in pain

✨ May this episode bless you, strengthen your faith, and remind you of God’s goodness.

Could it be that the ones we judge most need hope the most?Do you ever feel too guilty to pray?

In this episode

We talk about Job’s pain — the kind that makes you question if you brought it on yourself. Maybe you’ve been there too, feeling unworthy to pray, ashamed to ask God for help. But this episode is a gentle reminder: mercy still speaks. And as we learn from Job’s friends, let’s be people who offer hope, not condemnation — because sometimes, a heart just needs to know it’s not too late to come home.