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why does God allow suffering?

The World Has Changed Forever

  • by John Jewell
Since September 11 our world has changed dramatically, and the need to proclaim Christ's message of hope has become more urgent.
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Extend Our Hand to the Grieving

  • by Joan Osborn
We will all come in contact with someone who has lost someone close to them. What's the best thing to say and do? Probably the same things you'd like to hear.

Learning From the Suffering of Job

  • by Roger Foster
The suffering of a man named Job explains much about why character is more important in God's eyes than the discomfort and pain we experience in this life.

In Memory

  • by Dale Booth
Unfortunately, when people go through periods of deep despair, they often don't realize the support system that is available to them.

Is Anybody Out There?

  • by Mike Bennett
An atheist raises good questions. "Does God exist?" may well be life's ultimate question.

Even So, Come, Lord Jesus!

  • by Janna Thomas
Facing family tragedy, there was a haunting familiarity in my grief. What I've learned has changed my outlook on the world, and the future.

Why Did Pamela Die?

  • by Barbara Wesley
God notices, cares, and gives us the help we need when we ask for it.

Choosing to Suffer...

  • by Sue Johns
Franz Klassen is the pastor of a group of Sabbatarians who had to flee Tajikistan in 1997.
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When God Says No

  • by Gregory Dullum
We aren't always prepared for what life deals us or why God allows it. Here is one family's struggle to cope with loss.

Kids Killing Kids: What Does It Mean?

  • by Scott Ashley
WHY? Couldn't God have stopped this senseless murder? Good News editor Scott Ashley helps us come to grips with some of the tough questions.

What is Hope?

  • by Donald Ward
We are continually bombarded with the social, political and spiritual problems of the world.