Jewish tradition attributes the Book of Job to Moses, making it the oldest book in the Bible. Yet it offers no hint of the Red Sea crossing, the giving of the Law, or the Israelites’ wilderness wanderings. This suggests Job’s trials and their dramatic retelling took place before Moses led the Israelites out of Egypt.

Although I have not had the privilege of meeting you, I feel a deep love for all of you because we are family. This love is an imperfect, in-progress love that I pray may also grow in you as we journey towards the Kingdom. 

This is a book of poems by Simon Shepherd that is based on Biblical themes and spiritual inspirations that the author has gathered from society, culture, friendships and nature.

Perhaps, as a community, we should re-evaluate how we view the single members of our body.

Modern technology has given us an explosion of new ways to display our selfishness, anger, and pride. But it did not create any of these sins... [and] nowhere in the Bible is this more on display than in the Book of Job.

Job is one of the most unique books of the Bible and one of the most intriguing—an often-perplexing story of how God relates to man.