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… keep a clear mind in every situation. Don’t be afraid of suffering for the Lord. Work at telling others the good news, and fully carry out the ministry God has given you (2 Timot...
Expecting to win all the time is not realistic or healthy. Perfect – Perfection, is only found in Christ. He does not have to practice or rehearse who “He Is”.
As Catholics, we know that suffering is unavoidable, but it can teach us how to rely on God alone. That never stopped me from complaining about it, though, even as I tried to avoid...
Suffering is part of being a true follower of Christ. The post A Spiritual Badge of Honor appeared first on Harvest.
My sister was born with profound disabilities, the result of a genetic disorder. She never learned to talk. I don't think she could even recognize the faces of her own family. She...
Kristen Wetherell & Sarah Walton, Christianity Today Suffering. Nobody wants it. And rarely can we make sense of it. That's why, when life hurts, we often look for someone or....
Explore the profound question of why suffering exists, even for those who believe in a good God, and discover how scripture suggests this broken world, though not God's original de...
Mikhail SkobelevThe readiness to face the mystery, the inexplicability of suffering that befalls us and that people around us face is the main lesson that we must learn from the Bo...
Suffering does not become more meaningful because it spreads. The post When Someone You Love Is Suffering, Joy Can Start Feeling Like Betrayal appeared first on The Good Men Projec...
Is my suffering a punishment? That’s often our first question when suffering lands unexpectedly on our doorstep. We wonder what we did wrong. We assume that if we check all the box...
In our soul care, it’s difficult to separate disability needs from spiritual needs. In fact, we could argue that the two entities are inseparable, forming a false dichotomy. That b...
There are at least ten purposes in our suffering in 2 Corinthians, but there are myriads that Scripture lays out and only God knows in his eternal wisdom.
"World sickness" provides a powerful framework for understanding the effects of acute or chronic suffering.
Job, a righteous man, faced unimaginable hardship and was confronted by troubles despite his faithfulness to God. By examining Job's story and Jesus' own experiences with persecuti...
Job, a righteous man, faced unimaginable hardship and was confronted by troubles despite his faithfulness to God. By examining Job's story and Jesus' own experiences with persecuti...
As continuous improvement professionals, we’re trained to counter root causes and solve problems. When we see waste, we eliminate it. When we see defects, we reduce them. When we s...
This was originally posted on April 28, 2014 In response to a recent blog on Buddhism and feminism by Oxana Poberejnaia, I stated that while I would agree that “clinging” to an id...
God’s Word provides rich resources to sustain suffering believers as they endure the consequences of their own sin. God wants us to know that when we are in distress and trouble b...
 Why We Suffer: Thiruvalluvar, the Three Inner Blemishes, and the Path Beyond SorrowThe Question of Suffering Human suffering has been a central concern of Hindu spiritual...
Will you hold fast if faithfulness costs your life? John Piper opens 1 Peter 4:12–19 to show that God gives grace in suffering so his people can endure.Watch Now
Following up on my previous post, Finding Meaning in Suffering: Washington Post: What Is Suffering For? After My Sister Died, I Found the Answer., by Helen Andrews: My sister was b...
New York Times Op-Ed: ‘There Was Love, and Then There Was Suffering’: by Peter Wehner (Trinity Forum): A Q&A With Christian Wiman (Yale): Christian Wiman is both a magnificent...
You’re not weak for feeling worn out. From the silence of suffering to the raw prayers of Job and Jeremiah, here’s why God wants your real emotions, not your pretend strength.
When faced with life's challenges, it's easy to lose courage and consider giving up, but the Bible reminds us that all things work together for our good, even in the midst of suffe...
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