Suffering
An Open Letter to the Suffering Christian
Is God Far Away When He Feels Far Away?
God’s Grace in Your Suffering
Is There A Purpose in My Suffering?
God’s Grace for You Now and Always
Suffering
The God who sees when we cannot
Sexual Assault: Healing Steps for Victims
How can we rebuild trust after we’ve been hurt?
Andrew Ray sits down with Dr. David Powlison and Cecelia Bernhardt to discuss what it might look like to rebuild trust after being hurt. The listener’s question they discuss is “How would you counsel someone struggling with rebuilding trust and trusting others? Can you provide biblical and practical insights specifically on this issue?”
Newtown: God’s care is our comfort in fear and tragedy
On Friday December 14, 26 people, including twenty children, were gunned down in an elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut. As we grieve this tragic loss of life, we also feel afraid and wonder how to think about God in all of this. Yesterday, Alasdair Groves, assistant faculty at CCEF, preached a sermon on Exodus 16. […]
Responding to tragedy: Is “why?” a biblical question?
In this episode, Winston Smith, Myriam Hertzog, and Ed Welch talk about how Christians ought to respond to tragedy. Is it ok to ask the question, ‘why?’ How can we as counselors best respond to counselees who are asking that question?
