The command to count trials as “joy” may seem unrealistic and glib to us. But as James explains, this is only through a right “accounting” of suffering
The command to count trials as “joy” may seem unrealistic and glib to us. But as James explains, this is only through a right “accounting” of suffering
When God hasn’t given us our deepest longing, where should we turn? What should we hope for when we feel emotionally undone?
The command to count trials as “joy” may seem unrealistic and glib to us. But as James explains, this is only through a right “accounting” of suffering
Life seems too short to hold grudges—and too difficult to let them go. So, is forgiveness merely a good lie we tell each other?
Life can become exhausting from time to time. How does the Lord become our shade in times like those?
It’s natural to feel crushed in the face of extreme hardship. But Joseph’s life story helps us see that God only allows suffering for good
Feeling guilty over past sin is one thing; sorrow, as God intends it, is something else altogether. The latter helps us bear fruit
A real collection of heartfelt letters between a Christian son and his unbelieving father, it raises many of the hardest questions we Christians ever face
An interview from the heart of China, where the outbreak continues to claim its highest toll yet, offers spiritual insights into the current epidemic
When things look hopeless all around, David's refusal to "flee like a bird" teaches us to trust in God and wait for Him to show Himself strong on our behalf
Our natural response to suffering is frustration and anger, but God often uses these trials miraculously to show His steadfast love
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