In “The Patience of Job’s Friends,” the preacher explores how Job’s companions started with compassion but quickly drifted into judgment, revealing how even well-meaning people can misrepresent God. The sermon challenges listeners to prioritize presence over platitudes, showing up for others without needing to fix their pain. It critiques spiritual arrogance masked as wisdom, urging believers to speak with humility and empathy, especially when someone is suffering. Ultimately, the message reminds us that God defends the honest heart, not the loudest theology.