The content discusses the inherent troubles of humanity stemming from sinful nature, a divine curse, and the influence of Satan, which leads to suffering. It argues that while God’s disposition is generally positive, He can display wrath, especially towards groups persistently provoking Him. The text urges caution in interpreting current events as divine judgment.
Category: Suffering
Empathy and Christianity
It really surprised me when I learned that empathy or sympathy was under attack from some “Christian” church leaders. Such … More
The Curse and the California Wildfires
This week’s wildfires have caused unprecedented destruction, echoing past calamities in Lahaina and Paradise. The rising death toll raises questions about spiritual implications and human stewardship of the land. As creation suffers from “the curse,” effective land management strategies and a deeper understanding of our role are urgently needed to mitigate future disasters.
Has Tragedy or Scandal Crushed Your Faith?
Over 33 years in ministry, I’ve observed many disillusioned by personal tragedies or church scandals. This stems from unmet expectations about life with Christ. Jesus warned of hardships in Matthew 24, emphasizing the necessity of endurance. False expectations and human sin lead to disillusionment, yet maintaining faith offers eternal life and hope.
Simple, Powerful Ways to Improve Your Health Through Prayer
Guest post by Julie Morris. See her website at http://juliemorris.org We often feel like we live in a broken world. … More
Unlucky or Intentional?
Yesterday’s news was disturbing to me. A massive earthquake struck southern Turkey and northern Syria. The death toll so far … More
Grounded In the Reality of This World
This will be a tough article for some people to read. There will be a lot a negativity in it. … More
Why Doesn’t God Stop This?
Right now, there is a long and growing list of what I would like God to stop: the war in … More
How Far Can Evil Prosper?
All of us are very concerned about the world and our lives these days. The threat of global war tops … More