Do You Do Well To Be Angry

This sermon examines the themes of anger and nostalgia through the narrative of Job, focusing on the introduction of Elihu in Job 32. The message argues that both anger and nostalgia are matters of the heart, requiring divine transformation rather than mere external compliance. By contrasting Elihu's imperfect, burning anger with God's holy wrath and Christ's righteous zeal, the sermon highlights the human tendency to justify oneself rather than God. It further explores Job's nostalgic reflection on his past righteousness, connecting it to the Christian call for good works that flow from genuine faith. Ultimately, the text invites listeners to submit their hearts to the scrutiny of Christ, who knows the true condition of the soul, ensuring that their belief is authentic and transformative.