Sermon Series in Job

August 2, 2013 / David Ould / Featured / No Comments

I’ve just finished a sermon series in Job at Glenquarie Anglican. Job’s a deep book, full of challenging thoughts and big questions and answers. It’s also 42 chapters long but not the sort of book (IMHO) that lends itself to a full systematic exposition. Instead I chose to break it up in the following way […]

Job 38-42 – The Majesty of God

August 2, 2013 / David Ould / Job / No Comments

Preached 28 July 2013 Glenquarie Anglican http://www.glenquarieanglicans.net/podcasts/20130728.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS

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Job’s Hope – A Living Resurrecting Redeemer

July 29, 2013 / David Ould / Job / 1 Comment

Preached Glenquarie Anglican 21 July 2013 http://www.glenquarieanglicans.net/podcasts/20130721.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS

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Job’s “Comforters”

July 29, 2013 / David Ould / Job / 1 Comment

Preached Glenquarie Anglican 14 July 2013 http://www.glenquarieanglicans.net/podcasts/20130714.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS

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Job 1-2

July 29, 2013 / David Ould / Job / 1 Comment

Preached Glenquarie Anglican 7 July 2013 http://www.glenquarieanglicans.net/podcasts/20130707.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS

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Is God Really in Charge?

July 28, 2013 / David Ould / brief thoughts / No Comments

One of the big questions that has been raised for many of us at church by what we’ve been reading and thinking about in Job over the past month has been the thorny conundrum of how much God really is in charge. Job seems to think that God is in charge, saying, “The LORD gave, […]

Job on Suffering

December 17, 2012 / David Ould / brief thoughts / No Comments

I’m still processing the events in Newtown, CT and the discussions that are happening as a result. Perhaps I’ll have something to say about both gun control and mental illness in days to come. As things stand, I reckon my Christmas Sermon is going to be going in a different direction to the original plan (i.e. […]