The Bible Recap Kids – Day 8 (Job 17-20)
Host: Miss Emily
Date: January 8, 2026
Episode Overview
In this episode, Miss Emily takes young listeners through Job chapters 17-20, focusing on the persistence of Job's faith amidst his suffering. She highlights Job 19:25, in which Job declares trust in his Redeemer, and explains two big Bible words—"prophecy" and "redeemer." Miss Emily encourages kids to fill their minds and hearts with biblical truths, so God’s love and hope shine through in difficult times.
Key Discussion Points & Insights
- Job’s Struggle and Faith (00:10–01:20):
- Job’s friends wrongly suggest his suffering is his own fault.
- Despite their claims, Job continues to speak the truth about God.
- Focus on Job 19:25 (00:15–00:30):
- "But as for me, I know that my Redeemer lives and he will stand upon the earth at last."
- [Miss Emily reads the verse to anchor the lesson]
- "But as for me, I know that my Redeemer lives and he will stand upon the earth at last."
- Explaining "Prophecy" and "Redeemer" (00:33–01:10):
- Prophecy: “A prophecy is a message. God speaks to people through a person. We call the people who speak the message as prophets.” (Miss Emily, 00:40)
- Redeemer: “A redeemer pays a price to get something or someone back.” (Miss Emily, 00:47)
- Connecting Job’s Words to Jesus (01:05–01:30):
- “Job wasn’t just a prophet about what God would do for him. Because thousands of years after Job said this, God sent himself as Jesus… to pay the ultimate price to get us back, becoming our redeemer.”
- Miss Emily, 01:15
- “Job wasn’t just a prophet about what God would do for him. Because thousands of years after Job said this, God sent himself as Jesus… to pay the ultimate price to get us back, becoming our redeemer.”
- Faith During Hard Times (01:35–02:20):
- “When Job’s entire life is falling apart, he speaks these beautiful truths... God lives. God is Job’s Redeemer, and God will live forever.”
- Miss Emily, 01:40
- Emphasizes the importance of reading the Bible and knowing God’s truth, so it’s there when times get tough.
- “When Job’s entire life is falling apart, he speaks these beautiful truths... God lives. God is Job’s Redeemer, and God will live forever.”
Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments
- Job’s Big Truth:
- "But as for me, I know that my Redeemer lives and he will stand upon the earth at last."
— Job 19:25, read by Miss Emily (00:15)
- "But as for me, I know that my Redeemer lives and he will stand upon the earth at last."
- Explaining Key Words:
- “A prophecy is a message. God speaks to people through a person. We call the people who speak the message as prophets.”
— Miss Emily (00:40) - “A redeemer pays a price to get something or someone back.”
— Miss Emily (00:47)
- “A prophecy is a message. God speaks to people through a person. We call the people who speak the message as prophets.”
- Connection to Jesus:
- “God sent himself as Jesus... to live on earth and pay the ultimate price to get us back, becoming our redeemer.”
— Miss Emily (01:15)
- “God sent himself as Jesus... to live on earth and pay the ultimate price to get us back, becoming our redeemer.”
- Encouragement for Listeners:
- “Whenever you’re going through hard times, what’s stored in your brain and your heart comes out. So put in as much truth as you can so that even in hard times, you’ll remember that he’s where the joy is.”
— Miss Emily (01:55)
- “Whenever you’re going through hard times, what’s stored in your brain and your heart comes out. So put in as much truth as you can so that even in hard times, you’ll remember that he’s where the joy is.”
Timestamps for Important Segments
- 00:15: Key verse of the day – Job 19:25
- 00:33–01:10: Explanation of "prophecy" and "redeemer"
- 01:15: Connecting Job’s prophecy to Jesus’ role as Redeemer
- 01:40: Reminders about God's eternal nature and encouragement for hard times
- 01:55: Final encouragement: "He’s where the joy is."
Takeaway
Miss Emily uses Job’s story to help kids understand that even in sadness, God is alive, loves them, and is always their Redeemer. By learning about God and storing His truth in their hearts, kids can face tough times with hope and remember, as Miss Emily says, “He’s where the joy is.”