Grappling with Grief

Grappling with GriefPreached 2-15-26 AM | Job 3In Job 3, we step into one of the most raw and transparent chapters in all of Scripture. After unimaginable loss, Job opens his mouth—not to curse God—but to pour out the anguish of his soul. This chapter shows us that even a righteous man can wrestle deeply with sorrow, confusion, and pain.“Grappling with Grief” explores what it means to struggle honestly before God. Job teaches us that grief is not weakness, questions are not rebellion, and brokenness is not the absence of faith. In the silence of heaven and the weight of suffering, Job models how a believer can bring heartache directly to the Lord.