June 27, 2021 | "Dysfunctional: Job" | Pastor Roberto Chaple
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On the surface, the individuals and families in the Old Testament seem very dysfunctional and completely different from us. But as we dig deeper, we find that these stories can teach us a lot about God, a lot about people, and we may discover we aren't so different after all.
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Two-thirds of the Christian Bible is the Old Testament (that's 39 books compared to the New Testament's 27). Yet, many Christians are apprehensive about reading and studying the Old Testament. It happened so long ago, it can be hard to understand. The stories can seem strange and dysfunctional and at times, we wonder about the relevance of our lives.
Two-thirds of the Christian Bible is the Old Testament (that's 39 books compared to the New Testament's 27). Yet, many Christians are apprehensive about reading and studying the Old Testament. It happened so long ago, it can be hard to understand. The stories can seem strange and dysfunctional and at times, we wonder about the relevance of our lives.
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Two-thirds of the Christian Bible is the Old Testament (that's 39 books compared to the New Testament's 27). Yet, many Christians are apprehensive about reading and studying the Old Testament. It happened so long ago, it can be hard to understand. The stories can seem strange and dysfunctional and at times, we wonder about the relevance of our lives.