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"Why would God let this happen?"  As a pastor, that's the question I get asked most from people who are suffering.  While the answer is neither brief nor easy, it always leads back to a loving, faithful God.  From his experience through deep waters, Tom Finch offers a qualified, biblical response to the question of suffering

• Title : Unmapped Darkness: Finding God's Path Through Suffering
• Author : Thomas Finch
• Rating : 4.57 (873 Vote)
• Publish : 2014-4-23
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 144 Pages
• Asin : 0802467504
• Language : English

"Why would God let this happen?"  As a pastor, that's the question I get asked most from people who are suffering.  While the answer is neither brief nor easy, it always leads back to a loving, faithful God.  From his experience through deep waters, Tom Finch offers a qualified, biblical response to the question of suffering as one who has survived the deluge of circumstances and emerged with is faith firmly in place.  I commend this compassionate, truth-telling resource to every sincere follower of Christ who is looking for biblical perspective in time of need.-James MacDonald, Senior Pastor, Harvest Bible Chapel, Rolling Meadows, IL

Suffering points to the mystery of life itself. Finch teaches at Moody Bible Institute, this examination of the reality of evil and suffering in the world provides a framework to understand it, along with a pathway to cope with it. It does something to a person, it reduces their tolerance of superficiality, writes Finch.. Based on the Theology of Suffering course Dr. The author examines the reality of and causes of suffering, then points readers to the light of the Trinity, the Cross, God's point of view, and finally, to how a person experiences suffering

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