From Why to Worship

In a single day Job lost his flocks, his servants, and all ten of his children, and soon his health was gone too. His first response was to fall down and worship. But in the long, silent chapters that followed, Job did what most of us would do: he started asking God why.

Key Verse: "I have heard of thee by the hearing of the ear: but now mine eye seeth thee." - Job 42:5 (KJV)

Preaching through the whole book of Job, Evangelist Tyler Blue shows that having questions doesn't mean you've lost your faith. You don't ask someone why unless you believe they're listening. Yet when God finally spoke out of the whirlwind, He never explained Job's trials. Instead He asked who laid the foundations of the earth, who feeds the lion, and who teaches the eagle to fly. Once Job saw who God is, his questions fell silent, and he could say that what he had only heard about, he had now seen for himself.

You may never get the why. But you can know the Who, and He is worthy of your worship even in the ashes.