Remember

Sunday Morning Service – March 29, 2026Text: Job 4:7–8 (KJV)Title: RememberJoin us this Sunday morning as Pastor Dr. Ernest Groce brings a message from Job 4:7–8 entitled “Remember.” In this passage, Eliphaz begins to speak to Job, urging him to consider what he believes to be a clear principle about life, suffering, and righteousness.In verse 7, Eliphaz says, “Remember, I pray thee, who ever perished, being innocent? or where were the righteous cut off?” He calls Job to reflect, assuming that hardship must be tied to wrongdoing. His words sound logical from a human standpoint, yet they fail to fully grasp the deeper purposes of God.Verse 8 continues, “Even as I have seen, they that plow iniquity, and sow wickedness, reap the same.” While it is true that sin carries consequences, Eliphaz wrongly applies this truth to Job’s situation, suggesting that Job’s suffering must be the result of sin.This passage reminds us that while there are principles of sowing and reaping, we must be careful not to misjudge others or assume we fully understand God’s workings. Sometimes, what we need most is not to explain every trial, but to trust the Lord in the midst of it.This message will explore:• The importance of remembering truth—but applying it correctly• The reality that sin brings consequences• The danger of assuming we understand every situation• Trusting God when His ways are higher than oursCome join us as we study this passage and are reminded to “remember” rightly—holding to truth while trusting God’s greater purpose in every circumstance.