Revelation Church - Waco, TX

09/06/2026

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08/27/2026

Have you ever prayed, waited, and wondered whether God was listening?

Have you ever experienced something that did not fit what you had been taught about faith?

Job knew what it meant to have his life fall apart while the people around him offered answers that were too small for his pain. His friends believed they understood how God worked. Job knew their theology could not explain his suffering. Yet Job’s own anguish eventually narrowed his vision until he began to believe that God had become his enemy.

When God finally spoke, God did not deny Job’s innocence or dismiss his suffering. God challenged Job’s conclusions and invited him to see a world larger than his pain.

Sometimes our faith is not failing. Sometimes our understanding of God needs room to grow.

Join us at Revelation Church as we continue our journey through the Book of Job and explore the challenging question:

Maybe Your God Is Too Small

Bring your faith. Bring your doubts. Bring the questions you may have been afraid to ask. There is room for all of them, and room for all of you.

At Revelation Church, we are learning together that God’s silence is not abandonment, our suffering is not the whole story, and God is always greater than we imagined.

08/23/2026

Fourth Sunday Combined Sunday School classes.

08/23/2026

08/23/2026

08/16/2026

08/16/2026

08/09/2026

8/9/26 - Sunday School and Back-to-School Prayer Day

08/09/2026

08/09/2026

08/07/2026

Friends

“Friends… how many of us have them?”
“That’s what friends are for…”

Those lyrics have been rolling through my mind as I prepare to preach from Job.

Friends matter. Good friends show up. They listen. They sit with us in the hard places—
even when they don’t have answers.

Job’s friends actually started that way. They came. They sat with him in silence for seven days.

Then they started talking.

Instead of listening, they tried to explain Job’s suffering. Their concern became certainty, and their certainty became accusation. They put Job, and God, in a box.

Sometimes being a good friend means resisting the need to fix, explain, or judge.
Sometimes we simply need to show up, listen, love, and stay.

Now is a good time to ask yourself:
What kind of friend am I?

Because when life gets hard, we discover what friends are really for.

08/06/2026