I Know My Redeemer (Part 1)

In Evangelist Martha P. Davis's sermon, she reflects on the profound trials faced by Job as described in the Bible, emphasizing the importance of trusting in God’s wisdom even amidst deep suffering. She discusses how Job, a man of unwavering faith, was tested severely as his possessions, family, and health were taken from him, all while his friends falsely accused him of hidden sins. Through his trials, Job struggled to understand God’s purpose, often speaking out of anguish and confusion. Evangelist Davis stresses that words hold the power to either heal or destroy, cautioning listeners to be mindful of their speech and to lean on God’s wisdom rather than speaking out of ignorance or frustration. She encourages believers to keep their faith and integrity intact, even in times of hardship, trusting that God’s plan is beyond human understanding. Ultimately, she points to Job’s declaration of faith — “I know that my Redeemer liveth” — as a powerful testament to hope, resilience, and unwavering belief in God’s redemptive power.