Tag Archives: suffering

Tragedy in a Texas Christian Camp: Where is God?

When a Christian camp becomes the scene of unimaginable tragedy, it raises haunting questions many of us are too afraid to ask—why would God allow this to happen? In this powerful reflection, you’ll discover a perspective that doesn’t ignore the pain but finds purpose in it. If you’ve ever wrestled with faith in the face of suffering, this is something you need to read. Click now and find the hope hidden in the heartbreak.

Paul Explained the Secret to Rejoicing in Suffering

Suffering isn’t something we naturally embrace, but what if there’s a profound joy hidden within it?

In my latest blog, Paul Explained the Secret to Rejoicing in Suffering, I dive into the Apostle Paul’s extraordinary perspective on pain and hardship.

Discover how he transformed trials into triumphs and how you, too, can find unshakable joy no matter the challenges you face.

Ready to uncover this life-changing truth? Let’s explore it together!

What the Book of Job Teaches Us About Suffering

Are you struggling to make sense of your pain?

The book of Job has powerful lessons that reveal how suffering can shape us in ways we never expected.

In my latest blog (together with an explainer video), we’ll dive deep into Job’s story, uncovering how God uses our weakest moments to display His strength, how trials reveal our true character, and why God’s greater purpose for our lives goes far beyond temporary comfort.

If you’ve ever wondered where God is in your darkest times, this is for you—don’t miss it!

What we learn from the bloodiest war in history

We are Christian soldiers in a battle. On June 6, 1944, the Allied Forces launched the largest amphibious attacks in World History.  It was the turning point that will decide who will win World War II.  At exactly 6:30 am, Tuesday, more than 160,000 combined troops of the Allied Forces engaged in the battle inContinueContinue reading “What we learn from the bloodiest war in history”