The Word to the World
I’m reading through the book of Job, and it’s not an easy read. Job’s raw honesty makes me self-consciously uncomfortable, and the insensitivity of his “friends” painfully reminds me of my propensity to self-righteous callousness toward those facing calamity. But in addition to this, Job
How long has it been now? I smile every time I receive a HeartCry report in which the missionary states on which day of lockdown he is writing. I’ve long since lost track of the days. Perhaps you have too. Regardless, have you found yourself,
The problem of evil is a formal category in classical philosophy. The question seeks to reconcile the reality of evil and suffering with the existence of an omnipotent, omnibenevolent, and omniscient God. The Bible claims the existence of such a God—a God who is all-powerful,
When we experience painful affliction, we often ask, why? At other times, we just give up in despair. Paul felt all this as he wrote to the also troubled Corinthian church. He tells us, through his letter to them, that there is powerful, gospel purpose