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Speaker 1: of Pastor Rick Warren. Today we continue with a series
Speaker 1: called how God Turns Setbacks into Comebacks. We're so glad
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Speaker 1: when You're setback seems irreversible.
Speaker 2: A setback is a loss of progress, a defeat of
Speaker 2: a plan, or a reversal of good fortune. In other words,
Speaker 2: it's anything that sets you back that's setback. And today
Speaker 2: we're going to look at what do you do when
Speaker 2: your setback seems irreversible. You just think the door is
Speaker 2: totally closed and it's never opening again. What do you
Speaker 2: do when you're setback appears to be permanent, it looks irreversible.
Speaker 2: You think I'm never going to climb out of this hole. Well,
Speaker 2: the answer to that question is found in the life
Speaker 2: of a man in the Bible named Job. There's a
Speaker 2: book by his name, almost in the middle of your Bible.
Speaker 2: If you open your Bible right in the middle, you'll
Speaker 2: come to Psalms, and the book right before that is Job.
Speaker 2: It's probably the first book written in the Bible, and
Speaker 2: it's about a man named Job. Now, in his day,
Speaker 2: Job was the healthiest man in the world. He was
Speaker 2: very powerful, very famous, very important, very influential.
Speaker 3: But on a single.
Speaker 2: Day he literally lost everything. Every one of his sons
Speaker 2: and daughters he had a big family, were murdered by
Speaker 2: terrorists on a single day.
Speaker 3: That's enough right there.
Speaker 2: But then natural disasters wiped out all of his crops
Speaker 2: and all of his livestock.
Speaker 3: They all died on a single day.
Speaker 2: It was a disaster, He lost all of his wealth,
Speaker 2: and he became deathly ill with an incurable and extremely
Speaker 2: painful disease. Now, talk about having a bad day. If
Speaker 2: you want to read that story and the story behind it,
Speaker 2: it's in the Book of Job.
Speaker 3: But everything went wrong in his life.
Speaker 2: That's a real setback, and it seemed like it was
Speaker 2: irreversible Job Chapter thirty, verse twenty six and twenty seven.
Speaker 2: Job says, I looked for good to come, but evil
Speaker 2: came instead. And I waited for some light, but darkness
Speaker 2: fell instead. And the churning inside of me, you know,
Speaker 2: that upset stomach never stops, and waves of misery crash
Speaker 2: over me. I have no doubt in a crowd this
Speaker 2: size at Saddleback Church this weekend, that some of you
Speaker 2: are feeling like Job. And yet at the end of
Speaker 2: the story of the Book of Job, he has one
Speaker 2: of the greatest comebacks in history. He loses it all, health, wealth, family, everything,
Speaker 2: posterity and prestige, but at the end he gains it
Speaker 2: all back in even a greater way. Now, this story's
Speaker 2: gonna encourage you no matter what kind of setback you're
Speaker 2: experiencing today. What we're gonna do is. We're gonna look
Speaker 2: at the five things that Job did when everything fell
Speaker 2: apart in his life. You're gonna need this someday if
Speaker 2: you don't need it right now. So I encourage you
Speaker 2: to write this down and to help you remember, I've
Speaker 2: created a little acrostic around the word trust t R
Speaker 2: U S T. These are the five things that Job
Speaker 2: did to trust God for a comeback when it's setback
Speaker 2: seemed irreversible.
Speaker 3: So what do you do?
Speaker 2: What do you do when you've been devastated by something
Speaker 2: so big that you think I'm never getting out of this,
Speaker 2: I'm never coming back from this. You trust, and you
Speaker 2: do the five things that Job did. So let's get
Speaker 2: right into it. The T in our trust acrosstic stands
Speaker 2: for tell God exactly how you feel. That's where you
Speaker 2: start when you had a major setback. You start by
Speaker 2: unloading your emotions on God. The first thing you do
Speaker 2: when you're in pain, you tell God how you feel.
Speaker 2: You don't tell him how you think you ought to feel.
Speaker 2: You don't tell him how you should feel. You don't
Speaker 2: tell what would be right to feel. You tell him
Speaker 2: how you actually feel. Did you know that when God
Speaker 2: listens to you, he wants you to be honest, and
Speaker 2: that when you honest to God about your emotions, that's
Speaker 2: actually an act of worship. Even when you're disappointed, even
Speaker 2: when you're expressing frustration, even when you express doubt and
Speaker 2: fear or anything.
Speaker 3: To God.
Speaker 2: He said, God, I'm afraid, God, I'm guilty. God, I'm resentful. God,
Speaker 2: I'm sad. God, life sucks. This is terrible. I can't
Speaker 2: stand what I'm going through. When you're talking to God,
Speaker 2: you're still focusing on him, and that's worship. And so
Speaker 2: you start, no matter what's gone wrong in your life,
Speaker 2: by telling God exactly how you feel.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: Notice Job's reaction to the disaster in his life. Job
Speaker 2: says this. It says this about Job. Job stood up.
Speaker 2: He tore his robes in grief. That, by the way,
Speaker 2: is a Middle Eastern custom. And he shaved his head,
Speaker 2: that's a Middle Eastern custom. And then he fell to
Speaker 2: the ground and he worshiped God. He's acting in total
Speaker 2: humility and in despair and in doubt, and in frustration
Speaker 2: and anger. Anytime you have a loss in your life,
Speaker 2: any kind of loss, you're gonna have four emotions. You're
Speaker 2: gonna have anger. Why did this happen to me. You're
Speaker 2: gonna have grief. What have I lost?
Speaker 3: You're gonna have shock what's going on here? Uh?
Speaker 2: And you're gonna and you're gonna have questions, why did
Speaker 2: this happen? I can't believe this is going on. You're
Speaker 2: gonna have fear. What's gonna happen next?
Speaker 3: You know what?
Speaker 2: You need to express every one of those emotions to God.
Speaker 2: You need don't need to hold it in. You don't
Speaker 2: need to say, uh, you know God, I'm happy about this.
Speaker 2: You can say God, I'm angry, God, I'm fearful. God,
Speaker 2: I'm frustrated, I'm scared. You tell them exactly how you feel.
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Speaker 4: Did you know? Experts have discovered that gratitude is the
Speaker 4: healthiest human emotion. It makes you more resistant to stress
Speaker 4: and increases your overall happiness and satisfaction. In fact, study
Speaker 4: show the more grateful a person is, the happier they are.
Speaker 4: That's the Power of Gratitude. The Bible tells us to rejoice, always,
Speaker 4: pray continually, and give thanks in all circumstances. So it's
Speaker 4: clear that God wants us to develop an attitude of gratitude.
Speaker 4: But we all know it's not always easy to feel grateful.
Speaker 4: That's why Pastoric developed a Bible study called the Power
Speaker 4: of Gratitude. This innovative study is filled with scripture, teaching, exercises, quotes, prayers,
Speaker 4: and journal pages. As you go through the study, you'll
Speaker 4: discover the many and often unique things you have to
Speaker 4: be grateful for every day. You'll develop the lifelong habit
Speaker 4: of expressing gratitude to God, a habit that leads to
Speaker 4: true happiness and satisfaction. Wilson to you Pastor Rick's Power
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Speaker 1: Rick's Daily Hope.
Speaker 2: Anytime you have a loss in your life, any kind
Speaker 2: of loss, you're gonna have four emotions. You're gonna have anger,
Speaker 2: Why did this happen to me? You're gonna have grief
Speaker 2: what have I lost? You're gonna have shock what's going
Speaker 2: on here? And you're gonna and you're gonna have questions,
Speaker 2: why did this happen? I can't believe this is going on.
Speaker 2: You're gonna have fear. What's gonna happen next?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: You need to express every one of those emotions to God.
Speaker 2: Don't need to hold it in. You don't need to
Speaker 2: say you know God, I'm happy about this. You can
Speaker 2: say God, I'm angry, God, I'm fearful. God, I'm frustrated,
Speaker 2: I'm scared. You tell him exactly how you feel. Let
Speaker 2: me let you in on a little secret. Some of you
Speaker 2: have told this too before, but some of this is
Speaker 2: new for you. God can handle any emotion you've got,
Speaker 2: and you know why.
Speaker 3: Because He gave them to you.
Speaker 2: The only reason you have any feelings, you have any emotions,
Speaker 2: is because you were made in the image of God.
Speaker 2: It's what makes you different from animals. And God is
Speaker 2: an emotional God. The reason you have emotions is because
Speaker 2: God has emotions. All those emotions came from him, and
Speaker 2: he can handle them. He can handle your anger, he
Speaker 2: can handle your doubt, he can handle your fear, he
Speaker 2: can handle your complaints.
Speaker 3: All of that.
Speaker 2: Fact, Job was brutally honest with God. In Job chapter seven,
Speaker 2: verse eleven, he says this, I can't be quiet. I'm angry.
Speaker 2: I have to speak. He's saying, God, I'm ticked off.
Speaker 2: And if you read the book of Job, you will
Speaker 2: actually see a progression in his reaction to his giant
Speaker 2: setback where he literally lost everything devastated. First, he expresses confusion,
Speaker 2: what's going on in my life? He ever felt like that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Then number two he starts complaining. Then he starts blaming
Speaker 2: God for all this pain, and at one point he says, God,
Speaker 2: you didn't do this right. You handled it wrong. You
Speaker 2: let all this bad stuff happen to me, and God,
Speaker 2: I don't like it or like you right now? Well,
Speaker 2: God can handle that emotion. The right response to loss,
Speaker 2: or to tragedy or to disaster He's not to grin
Speaker 2: and bear it the right response when someone causes a
Speaker 2: setback in your life. God never wants you to fake
Speaker 2: an emotion. Remember that God never wants you to fake emotion.
Speaker 2: I want you to put on a happy face. That's
Speaker 2: faking it. Never, never, never. He doesn't want you to
Speaker 2: fake emotion. Doesn't want you to say pious platitudes what
Speaker 2: you think you ought to say to God in prayer.
Speaker 2: He wants you to honestly tell him how you're struggling.
Speaker 3: God.
Speaker 2: I'm grieving right now. God, I'm hurting right now. God,
Speaker 2: I'm in a lot of pain. I'm depressed, I'm discouraged.
Speaker 2: I'm having some doubts. You tell it all.
Speaker 3: To God and God can handle it.
Speaker 2: I'm just wondering how many of you who are listening
Speaker 2: to me are parents, because if you're a parent, you
Speaker 2: know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: This may have never happened to you, but it certainly
Speaker 2: has happened to me. Sometimes my children, I know this
Speaker 2: will shock you, actually question my judgment. Sometimes my kids
Speaker 2: question my judgment. Now, my kids never questioned that I
Speaker 2: love them. They know I love them. They've never doubted that,
Speaker 2: and they don't question that I've been around a lot
Speaker 2: longer than they have been. I've experienced a whole lot
Speaker 2: more in life than they have. But sometimes they do
Speaker 2: question my wisdom, Daddy's wisdom. And you know what, I'd
Speaker 2: rather have an honest conversation with my kids than have
Speaker 2: them stuff it. I'd rather have my kids say, you know, Dad,
Speaker 2: I think you're way.
Speaker 3: Off on this.
Speaker 2: Why did you do that? I think that was a
Speaker 2: dumb thing to do. I'd rather have my kids talk
Speaker 2: to me honestly than to stuff it down, And so
Speaker 2: would God. Lamentations two nineteen says this cry out in
Speaker 2: the night, pour out your heart like water.
Speaker 3: What's that mean?
Speaker 2: Spill your guts, pour out your heart like water in
Speaker 2: prayer to the Lord with God, honesty is always the
Speaker 2: best policy. And at the end of the story, God
Speaker 2: actually commends and praises and encourages Job because he did
Speaker 2: this first step in the trust. He told God exactly
Speaker 2: how I feel.
Speaker 3: He was honest.
Speaker 2: Job never stop trusting God, even when he angry, even
Speaker 2: when he's upset, even when he didn't understand it, when
Speaker 2: he was confused, when he had doubts, even when he
Speaker 2: thought God had messed it all up. He still kept
Speaker 2: trusting God, but he was just honest. Now, the Bible
Speaker 2: gives us a lot of examples of many godly people
Speaker 2: expressed their frustration to God. One time there was a
Speaker 2: guy named Jeremiah and he gets upset at what God did.
Speaker 3: He says, God, you have deceived me. He's a prophet.
Speaker 3: Jeremiah is a prophet.
Speaker 2: He says, I think you've lied to me, God, and
Speaker 2: things haven't turned out the way you told me they
Speaker 2: were going to turn out, and I'm mad at you.
Speaker 2: God allows that in the Bible. Another time, there's a
Speaker 2: woman named Naomi and things don't go well for her.
Speaker 2: She says, call me bitter, because God has made my
Speaker 2: life bitter.
Speaker 3: It's in the Bible.
Speaker 2: Another time, there's a guy named David who says, Lord,
Speaker 2: I've taken the worst from you, and I've taken all
Speaker 2: that you can give, and I'm fed up.
Speaker 3: I've had it.
Speaker 2: And God says, you're a man after my own heart.
Speaker 2: These people were trusting God to handle their emotions, and
Speaker 2: Job did that too. The expressed his fear and his
Speaker 2: questions and his frustrations and his doubts. He says, I'm
Speaker 2: still gonna trust you. Lord, even though I don't understand it,
Speaker 2: and I'm gonna do exactly what you tell me to do,
Speaker 2: even though I feel like blowing it all off. And
Speaker 2: I'm going to tell you how I feel because I
Speaker 2: know you can handle it. You know, there's another guy
Speaker 2: in the Bible named Habaccoc. I would like to have
Speaker 2: that name Habacca. He had the same problem. And Habaccock
Speaker 2: wrote a little short book near the end of the
Speaker 2: Old Testament of the Bible. It's called the Book of
Speaker 2: you guessed it, Habacchock. It's only three chapters long, and
Speaker 2: you can summarize the whole book in one word, Why
Speaker 2: Why God? Why is this happening to me? If you've
Speaker 2: ever felt that question, why is this happened to me?
Speaker 3: Why? God? Why me? Why? Now? Then you need to
Speaker 3: go read the Book of a Backack.
Speaker 2: What happened in his lifetime is that Habacoa saw his
Speaker 2: nation being overrun by terrorists I sound familiar. And they
Speaker 2: were distevastating the country, and they were brutal, and they
Speaker 2: were destroying his nation right in front of his eyes.
Speaker 2: And Habakik was really upset about it, and he complains
Speaker 2: to God. He says, God, I don't know what I'm
Speaker 2: going to do, and he's asking why. There's another guy
Speaker 2: who did that named David. David went through a really
Speaker 2: tough time and he didn't know how to handle it.
Speaker 2: And here's what he says in some one sixteen, verse ten,
Speaker 2: in the middle of his setback is deep despair. David says,
Speaker 2: I believed, so I said I'm completely ruined. Now that
Speaker 2: sounds like a contradiction. Look at that verse on your outline.
Speaker 2: David says, I believed, so I said I'm ruined. What
Speaker 2: in the world's he talking about?
Speaker 3: What is he saying?
Speaker 2: Well, what he's saying is because I believe in God,
Speaker 2: I know I can complain to God. You every thought
Speaker 2: about this. Who does an atheist complain to himself? I mean,
Speaker 2: if you complain to God about your life, it means
Speaker 2: that you at least believe there's a God. And David says,
Speaker 2: I believed. So I complained and I kept on believing
Speaker 2: even when I said I'm completely crushed. There's no contradiction
Speaker 2: in that question. What frustrations have you never talked about?
Speaker 2: Let me ask you that question again. What frustrations have
Speaker 2: you never talked about? You've never talked to God about
Speaker 2: him much less talk to a counselor about it or whatever.
Speaker 2: That frustration at work, that frustration in your marriage, that
Speaker 2: frustration with your body, that frustration and a relationship, a
Speaker 2: friendship with your parents, that frustration with that wacko relative
Speaker 2: of yours and your feeling. I don't like this God,
Speaker 2: but you've never talked to God about it. God can
Speaker 2: handle it. The first step to trusting God on the
Speaker 2: road to come back is to tell him exactly how
Speaker 2: you feel.
Speaker 3: That's the tea, tell them exactly how I feel. Now.
Speaker 3: The second way to trust God for.
Speaker 2: A comeback when everything looks fatal, final and no way
Speaker 2: out of it is the r in trust that it
Speaker 2: stands for refuse to become bitter. Refuse to become bitter. Now,
Speaker 2: it's okay to tell God you're mad or you're sad,
Speaker 2: or you're angry, or you're depressed, but you don't let
Speaker 2: that grief or frustration or worry turn into resentment and bitterness,
Speaker 2: because really, what bitterness is is a bitterness to saying
Speaker 2: I don't trust you God, bitness to saying I don't
Speaker 2: see the big picture when those flames are coming around
Speaker 2: my life and I'm getting burned on every side. How
Speaker 2: could God allow this to happen to me? Bitterness is
Speaker 2: really saying God, I don't understand what you're doing.
Speaker 3: And I'm not just mad, I'm bitter. I'm resentful, and
Speaker 3: that is like poison. Now.
Speaker 2: Job did not get bitter. He saw the big picture.
Speaker 2: And for some of you today, the first time you're
Speaker 2: going to see the big picture with Job, you're going
Speaker 2: to read Job there was nothing about marketplace in his life,
Speaker 2: but you're going to see the picture, the big picture
Speaker 2: of that. God is still in control now. On job Wood,
Speaker 2: he says this, when everything bad happened to him, I
Speaker 2: came naked from my mother's womb, and I shall have
Speaker 2: nothing when I die. Now let me just pause there.
Speaker 2: You know I have three kids. I was there when
Speaker 2: they were all, you know, born, and they did come
Speaker 2: in with nothing. They none of them brought toys, none
Speaker 2: of them brought a portfolio, none of them had a briefcase.
Speaker 2: And so I know, nobody comes into this world with something.
Speaker 3: You come in naked.
Speaker 2: And also I would say that I have done hundreds,
Speaker 2: maybe thousands of funerals, and I've never seen a U
Speaker 2: Hall park on a grave site. So in this passage,
Speaker 2: you come with nothing, you leave with nothing. That's true,
Speaker 2: he says, the Lord gave me everything I have, and
Speaker 2: it's his right to take anything away. Blessed be the
Speaker 2: name of the Lord. And it says in all of this,
Speaker 2: I want you to underline this Job did not sin
Speaker 2: by blaming God. You know, if you're to study the
Speaker 2: Book of Job, you'd find that the main question of
Speaker 2: the book is will you love God and will you
Speaker 2: trust God no matter what happens? Why do you worship God?
Speaker 2: Why do you love God only when things go good?
Speaker 2: Or will you love God and serve God no matter
Speaker 2: what happens? Friends, this is the ultimate test of your faith.
Speaker 2: Will you worship God even though everything's going wrong in
Speaker 2: your life?
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Speaker 1: But first, did you know that experts have discovered that
Speaker 1: gratitude is the healthiest human emotion.
Speaker 3: It makes you more.
Speaker 1: Resistant to stress and increases your overall happiness and satisfaction.
Speaker 1: In fact, studies show the more grateful a person is,
Speaker 1: the happier they are. That's the power of gratitude. The
Speaker 1: Bible tells us to rejoice always, pray continually, and give
Speaker 1: things in all circumstances. So it's clear that God wants
Speaker 1: us to develop an attitude of gratitude. But we all
Speaker 1: know it's not always easy to feel grateful. That's why
Speaker 1: Pastor Rick developed a Bible study called the Power of Gratitude.
Speaker 1: This innovative study is filled with scripture, teaching, exercises, quotes, prayers,
Speaker 1: and journal pages. As you go through the study, you'll
Speaker 1: discover the many and often unique things you have to
Speaker 1: be grateful for every day. You'll develop the lifelong habit
Speaker 1: of expressing gratitude to God, a habit that leads to
Speaker 1: true happiness and satisfaction. We'll send you Pastor Rick's Power
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