Preached on May 25, 2008 at PLWC.
Reading: Psalm 63; Exodus 17:1-7; Job 28:12-15, 20-28
Christians (and religious people in general) too often get accused of being credulous, anti-intellectual sheep who never bother to ask hard questions, but we should all ask questions sooner or later unless we're just being lazy. In this week's sermon we looked at Job, which for all its commentary on suffering really has a lot to do with how we handle those tough questions in life.
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