In this episode, Ralph Drollinger and Frank Sontag continue this study of the Book of Job, focusing on theodicy—how to reconcile the reality of evil with the sovereignty of God.

Drawing lessons from Job, Ephesians 6, and the reality of spiritual warfare, Ralph explains why trials refine believers, why we should not judge spirituality by suffering, and why perseverance is a primary virtue.

He also connects these truths to the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk, affirming God’s faithfulness even in tragedy.

Learn how God uses suffering for His glory, why perseverance leads to peace, and how Job’s story points us to hope in Christ.

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Chapters:

00:00 Intro & Call to Action
01:27 Theodicy and the Slaying of Charlie Kirk
03:07 Understanding Suffering through Job
05:09 Satanology and Spiritual Warfare (Ephesians 6)
08:25 The Believer’s Position and Mission in Christ
10:22 Job, Suffering, and God’s Glory
14:21 Don’t Judge Spirituality by Suffering
17:50 Perseverance and the Peace of God
19:33 God’s Faithfulness and Blessings
22:27 Call to Ministry & Oaks in Office Resource
23:56 Support Capitol Ministries