The Christian life is often filled with inexplicable suffering. The death of a loved one. A devastating diagnosis. Betrayal by friends. The loss of a relationship. The people of God are not immune to hardship. Our churches are filled with people in pain, even though we may not see it and they may not tell us. But it is there nonetheless. Being a Christian can, in a way, exacerbate the effects of our suffering. We know that God is sovereign over our circumstances, yet he has chosen to inflict pain on us for reasons we cannot understand.… Read more
Month: May 2019
Recent Posts
- For Whom Did Christ Die? (Part 3): Limited Atonement in the New Testament
- For Whom Did Christ Die? (Part 2): Isaiah’s Suffering Servant
- For Whom Did Christ Die? (Part 1): The Day of Atonement
- Coronavirus Reflections (Part 1): The Plans We Make
- Why I am a Baptist (Part 3): Covenant Signs and our Union with Christ