Miserable Comforters - Audio
Audio recording of the Sunday morning Bible Teaching given by Andrew Burt at Enniscorthy Christian Fellowship, Enniscorthy, County Wexford, Ireland on 15th October 2023
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Explore " scripture: job 2:11-2:13" with insightful episodes like "Miserable Comforters - Audio", "Miserable Comforters - PDF", "How NOT To Help The Hopeless - Job 1-14 - Audio", "How NOT To Help The Hopeless - Job 1-14 - PDF" and "How NOT To Help The Hopeless - Job 1-14" from podcasts like ""Enniscorthy Christian Fellowship", "Enniscorthy Christian Fellowship", "PASTOR ALAN LATTA", "PASTOR ALAN LATTA" and "JOB - A Hope Building Narration"" and more!
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Miserable Comforters - PDF
Audio recording of the Sunday morning Bible Teaching given by Andrew Burt at Enniscorthy Christian Fellowship, Enniscorthy, County Wexford, Ireland on 15th October 2023
How NOT To Help The Hopeless - Job 1-14 - Audio
While in the midst of hopelessness and despair, Job's friends made matters worse, by trying to make sense of it all, through blaming the poor guy for all of his troubles. In this talk, the hearer is challenged to help the hopeless and to not make things worse for them. The sermon concludes with a wonderful solo sung by George Huff, entitled, "Stand".
How NOT To Help The Hopeless - Job 1-14 - PDF
While in the midst of hopelessness and despair, Job's friends made matters worse, by trying to make sense of it all, through blaming the poor guy for all of his troubles. In this talk, the hearer is challenged to help the hopeless and to not make things worse for them. The sermon concludes with a wonderful solo sung by George Huff, entitled, "Stand".
How NOT To Help The Hopeless - Job 1-14
While in the midst of hopelessness and despair, Job's friends made matters worse, by trying to make sense of it all, through blaming the poor guy for all of his troubles. In this talk, the hearer is challenged to help the hopeless and to not make things worse for them. The sermon concludes with a wonderful solo sung by George Huff, entitled, "Stand".