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Bible Explorer Series Job
From Tragedy to Triumph
Winning While Losing

Do you have any questions for God? How much pain does it take to get you to curse God ... or just to curse? What is the deepest cry of your wounded heart? Is it possible that you are carrying around a very old picture of God? Where would you be today without God's intervention in your life?

Explore the ancient book of Job with Don Pate. You'll discover the honest answers you've been searching for. The answers from Job's painful dialogue with God will comfort and encourage you to trust God with all your heart.

Verse-by-verse.  Approx. 6 Hours. CDs
You Will Discover Your Personal Guide
  1. When Calamity Strikes
  2. The Adversary
  3. Conversations With A Suffering Man
  4. Confused By Tradition
  5. Job Asks For A Mediator
  6. Trusting Through Trials
  7. Our Advocate On High
  8. My Redeemer Lives
  9. Glimpses Of The Hidden God
  10. I Hold Fast
  11. Perfect In Knowledge
  12. Where Are You, God?
  13. I See You!

CDs -- Item # BX-022D

  • Album of CDs
  • US$ 35


Don Pate has a Masters Degree in Jewish Studies from the Center for Jewish Studies at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkely, California. He is the speaker on the sydicated daily radio program Between The Lines, author of 52 Sabbath Activities for Teen Groups, and Senior Pastor of The College Church at Atlantic Union College in South Lancaster, Massachusetts. He has taught Second Temple History and Holocaust History as an adjunct professor.

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Don Pate has a Masters Degree in Jewish Studies from the Center for Jewish Studies at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkely, California. He is the speaker on the sydicated daily radio program Between The Lines, author of 52 Sabbath Activities for Teen Groups, and Senior Pastor of The College Church at Atlantic Union College in South Lancaster, Massachusetts. He has taught Second Temple History and Holocaust History as an adjunct professor.