Why do bad things happen to good people? We learn in the Bible that "There is none righteous, no, not one," and, "No one is good except God alone." Yet there is a sense in which we can talk about "good" human beings. The Lord praised Job as "blameless and upright, fearing God and turning away from evil." And Job's book is where we go when we want to learn about suffering that's not directly related to sin. You'll be glad you came back for Part 2 of Why is Life so Unfair?

On the current broadcast, you are invited to listen to part 2 of 2 of Pastor Jim's message entitled Why Is Life So Unfair? from the series I Wonder.... Open your Bible to Job 1-2 and follow along, or click on the scripture reference to read along with Pastor Jim online.

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Many are asking about developments concerning the Mount Ararat Discovery: what appears a large frozen ancient wooden structure buried under volcanic rock and ice near the top of Mount Ararat in Eastern Turkey. What is most interesting is that the Bible mentions the mountains of Ararat (ancient Urartu) as the resting place of Noah’s Ark. Though not always known by its current name, being the tallest mountain in the Ancient Near East, Mount Ararat is the only mountain in ancient Urartu where the tops of the surrounding mountains would still be covered with water when viewed from the mountain where the Ark came to rest. The discovery of Otzi the Iceman in the Italian Alps back in the early nineties shows how the permanently frozen conditions on top of this mountain could have preserved wood for thousands of years.

Watch this fascinating video, then navigate to http://araratdiscovery.org to learn more!