The road to Emmaus: two people walking away from Jerusalem with their hopes spent, joined by someone they do not recognise.
The same passage a week on — the struggle in the womb, and Rebekah asking the Lord why. Paired with a time of anointing and prayer for healing.
God had spoken to Abraham at least nine times and never used his name. The first time he says “Abraham!” is the moment of the test. Pastor Adam reads that…
Job 42 and Job's reply — a hand over the mouth, and an ending that restores without ever answering the question that was asked.
Job 13 and 'though he slay me, yet will I trust him' — preached with open reluctance, knowing people in the room were in deep seasons of suffering.
Job 2 and 'skin for skin' — the structural theology in the book that gets missed when the whole conversation is about why.