Job tells the story of a wealthy man who likely lived during the patriarchal period of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph in the land of Uz, southeast of the Dead Sea. In a cosmic contest between God and Satan, Job, a righteous man, loses his wealth, health, and family (1-2). 

No book in the Bible is more beloved than Psalms, which is the largest book in God’s word with one hundred and fifty chapters. When read with both the head and heart, Psalms helps us connect with the passion of God and our own human emotions. 

Proverbs is perfect for on-the-go people because it delivers short, memorable, and digestible sayings like 1:7, which reads, “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, fools despise wisdom and instruction.” Proverbs is chock-full of wise sayings for everyday life.

God gave us a book for skeptics that addresses the ultimate meaning of life, written by a man who tried to find satisfaction in just about everything but God. Solomon was the right man to travel on this journey and report back to us about life's greatest discovery.

The Bible presents a treasury of marital wisdom called the Song of Solomon, where God puts His love for Israel on intimate display and reveals the secrets of a satisfying marriage through the beautiful union of Solomon and Shulamith.