The apostle Paul knew suffering. But while we often find suffering to be discouraging and meaningless, Paul invites us to find meaning, purpose, and the presence of Christ himself as he explains how suffering is a vital part of his ministry to the church.
It's one thing to say you believe God is good and that he is faithful. It's another to live out those beliefs in the midst of trials. Jayne relates how the God of all comfort helped her to grieve with hope when her doctor said the words no one wants to hear
Peter combines rejoicing with grief, fiery trials with glory, and a God who guards his people while calling them to endure unjust suffering. No wonder the Christian life sometimes feels so chaotic! This audio explores how these pieces come together in Jesus and how an individual can live such a life faithfully and joyfully.
This audio describes some of the unique ministry concerns involved with chronic physical pain, and will apply a biblical view of suffering to this struggle.
What comes to your mind when you think of Psalm 119? The importance of Scripture (yes!). But at least two other things infuse this psalm. First, it is filled with sufferings, dangers, difficulties, and threats. Second, it is an urgent cry of need and faith to the Lord. This will pull all three together!
