The Next 500 Years: 2017 National Conference
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47:26
1. After Darkness, Light
43:43
2. Semper Reformanda
51:23
3. The Priority of Worship
43:44
4. Questions & Answers with MacArthur, Mohler, and Sproul
50:43
5. Building a Sure Foundation
57:05
6. The Nonnegotiable Gospel
44:38
7. Working for God’s Glory
48:51
8. Reformation at Home
57:48
9. Questions & Answers with Horton, Godfrey, Nichols, and Thomas
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48:45
10. Knowing Our Only Mediator
53:07
11. I Will Build My Church
47:13
12. A Discipleship Reformation
55:51
13. Fuel for Missions and Fueled by Missions
43:51
14. International Panel Discussion
+3
27:53
15. Ligonier Teaching Fellows Panel Discussion
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26:48
16. Optional Session: The Legacy of Luther
27:21
17. Optional Session: God with Us
31:24
18. Optional Session: The Sufficiency of Christ
27:49
19. Optional Session: The Kingdom of God
26:20
20. Optional Session: Roman Catholicism Today
29:17
21. Optional Session: The Book of Job
27:51
22. Optional Session: Visual Theology
28:01
23. Optional Session: The English Reformation
28:53
24. Optional Session: The Whole Christ
Optional Session: The Book of Job
We can identify with Job's story because we have all experienced suffering. But the book of Job isn't merely given as a means for identifying with Job; it is given to help us understand and respond rightly to suffering. This session considers what Job teaches us about how God uses trials and suffering to draw us closer to Himself.
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