If God is Good, Why Are Bad Things Happening?
Those who think logically may assume that those who say God is good are in a special category. Or, that they've only experienced good things
Brokenness
58 blogs-
-
Dissatisfied with Your Life? Introducing the Quietly Unconventional Manifesto – Lisa E Betz
This article is dedicated to helping people like you move beyond a conventional keep-everyone-happy-and-prove-your-worth lifestyle, so you can live the happier, healthier, more satisfying, uniquely designed life you were created for.
-
Looking Back and Looking Up to Let Go
I wish I had no regrets as I look back over the past year. I wouldn’t be surprised if we all do. For me, it’s the realization that wasted time really does add up to a huge pit of should haves that can never be regained.
-
Country Singer Granger Smith Shines a Light on Hope and Healing in ‘Moonrise’ Movie
In a new heartwarming Christmas movie currently available from Pure Flix called Moonrise, Granger Smith makes his acting debut as a former country singer, Will Brown, who has pushed away his family, fame, and faith following his wife’s untimely death. Struggling mightily from his loss, Brown grieves alone in his own personal darkness until he finds strength, forgiveness, and the will to live again from his daughter and a horse trainer who befriends him.
-
Brokenhearted Help
Today on Turning Mountains into Molehills' devotional, we explores the ways helps us when we are brokenhearted.
-
How to Deal with Depression
By Greg Laurie - Some of the greatest people from the Bible have felt low. Here are a few principles about dealing with depression.
-
The Transfiguration of Resilience
Continuing with a deeper understanding of my bold friend, Resilience, found me pondering the transfiguration of Resilience through two quotes
-
Kay Cude Poetry: Desertion
Kay Cude is a poet whose sensitivity to the glorious salvation of Jesus Christ is uniquely expressed through poetry and picture. Here is her latest offering, in which she explains her thought proce…
-
The Language of Lament — Grateful, yet Grieving
Soon after my husband died, I found myself looking through the Psalms of lament. I could only absorb a verse or two, but those few words pumped hope into me. At least a third of the 150 Psalms are laments: a pouring out of our hearts to God. Having language to describe my pain was
-
SD #161 Living up to God’s Potential in You – Denise Pass %
Brokenness in this world has robbed us many times of our calling. Listen in as Denise shares how to reach your potential in Christ.
