Walk through Job before anyone else.
Job is a book for honest questions and hard seasons. Be among the first to journey through it: one chapter a day, a pastor in your headphones.
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A real head start on Job.
Two gifts for coming early: the journey begun, and a little extra made just for you.
The first seven guides, early
Begin the chapter-of-the-day journey through Job with the opening seven audio guides, yours before the plan goes public. Enough to find your rhythm and settle in.
≈7 guides · 10 min eachExclusive bonus content
Two extras made just for early access: an exclusive video series, One Chapter, One Thought, made for the chapters that ask the hardest questions, plus an exclusive interview that goes deeper into the heart of Job.
Video series · Exclusive interview“The way each verse was read and explained made this book come alive to me. I was eager to read each next chapter.”
“I’ve taught through Job as a Sunday School teacher… This was the most thoughtful and deliberate approach to the book I have seen.”
“1,000,000%. These guides have been the most educational, thoughtful, thought-provoking teachings on Job I’ve ever experienced.”
“For so many people, Job is confusing, but it really is full of comfort and grace.”
“I believe Job should be read at least once a year for an entire lifetime! Well done, TTW!”
“The Lord tells Job “Brace yourself like a man” and this verse sounded like a father’s loving hug to me.”
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Why Job
For the seasons that don’t have easy answers.
Job doesn’t rush past pain. It sits inside it, argues with it, and still turns toward God. If you’re grieving, waiting, or simply weary, this book was written with you in mind. Lament is not the opposite of faith. Sometimes it’s the truest form of it. And you are not walking through it alone.
“Though he slay me, yet will I hope in him.”
Job 13:15
From our Job beta testers
“I am not a fan of Job and literally dread it… You have helped me follow and see through Job’s suffering to a God that is still perfect.”
“Job wasn’t able to read Job chapter 1. This helps me because it tells me that I can’t see my “chapter one” either.”
“God’s presence is better than explanations.”A beta tester, on what Job taught them