In this episode, Stephen and Scott discuss the impact of the Wisdom Journey, and share what's coming up.

Have you ever experienced the heartache of watching a loved one suffer? Secondhand suffering is often just as painful, yet it’s rarely discussed. In this episode of The Wisdom Journey, Stephen Davey dives into the story of Mrs. Job—a woman who endured the agony of watching her husband lose everything and face incredible physical pain. What happens when faith is tested, not through your own suffering, but through the suffering of someone you love? Mrs. Job's experience reveals the challenges of secondhand suffering and offers timeless truths about maintaining faith even when life seems unbearable. You'll learn why Mrs. Job responded as she did, and what this teaches us about our own responses to pain. Whether you are the one suffering or the one witnessing a loved one’s hardship, this episode will offer comfort, understanding, and hope for how to trust God’s sovereignty. Don’t miss this exploration into the side of suffering that is often forgotten—the perspective of those who watch and endure secondhand pain.

Is forgiveness always the right choice? Jesus’ teaching in Luke 17 offers a profound perspective on forgiveness and its connection to repentance. While we are called to forgive endlessly when there’s genuine repentance, what about situations where repentance is absent? Can forgiveness still be extended, and how does it impact your relationship with God and others?

This episode dives into the biblical principles of forgiveness, offering practical insights for navigating difficult relationships. Learn how to develop a forgiving spirit like Jesus, even when reconciliation with others seems impossible. Discover how to entrust unresolved hurt to God, freeing your heart from resentment while leaving ultimate justice in His hands.

Whether you’re struggling with a broken relationship or want to better understand Jesus’ teaching on forgiveness, this lesson will provide clarity, hope, and direction for living out your faith with wisdom and grace.