Have you ever looked at the wreckage of a dream, the empty chair at the table, or the weight of an unfair trial and asked: Why does God allow suffering? Where is He when my entire world falls apart?
If you are carrying the heavy burdens of grief, injustice, pain, or profound disillusionment, you are not alone. It is a natural human response to search for meaning in the midst of hardship. When the pressure is unbearable, we often feel as though God has abandoned us or that our trials are a sign of His anger.
But the biblical truth is far more encouraging, comforting, and transformative. Through the timeless teachings of Derek Prince, we invite you to discover how God uses the fire of testing to shape an eternal destiny of purpose, maturity, and unshakable trust in your life.
When your life falls apart, God is not distant. He is intimately near, watching over you with deep compassion and mercy. Although the devil seeks to use your trials to break you, God permits testing for a divine, sovereign purpose: to establish your true value.
We often mistake suffering for punishment. However, a jeweler does not subject cheap imitation metals to the furnace; he only tests gold and silver because of their immense worth. In the same way, God tests you because He boasts in you and has a special destiny for your life. As Job declared in his deepest agony: “When He has tested me, I shall come forth as gold”.
You might feel that the heat is too intense, but God is in absolute control. He will never permit you to be tested beyond what you are able to bear. If you are experiencing His chastening, the path forward is to humble yourself and repent of any disobedience. But if the Lord searches your heart and finds no offensive way, you are simply in a season of testing, where your only call is to endure. Once you pass a specific grade in God's school, He will never subject you to that same test again.
To understand why God allows suffering, we must understand the difference between faith and trust:
* Faith is an act: It is like walking into a bank, making a deposit, and receiving a receipt [51]. It is the starting point of the Christian walk.
* Trust is an attitude: It is the serene, continuing confidence that allows you to put the receipt in a drawer and sleep soundly at night, knowing your deposit is safe.
The primary goal of God's testing is to produce this continuous, resting trust in Him. When Adam and Eve fell, they fell through a downward spiral of mistrusting God's goodness, disbelieving His word, and acting in disobedience. In the furnace of suffering, God reverses this sequence. By holding onto Him when everything falls apart, you declare to the spiritual realm that God is absolutely trustworthy.
Like a beautifully molded clay pot, your character is shaped by faith - but unless it is baked in the fire of suffering, it remains porous and leaky. The fire of trials bakes your character dry, solidifying it so that you can finally hold the fullness of God's love and grace without leaking.
Have you ever looked at the wreckage of a dream, the empty chair at the table, or the weight of an unfair trial and asked: Why does God allow suffering? Where is He when my entire world falls apart?
If you are carrying the heavy burdens of grief, injustice, pain, or profound disillusionment, you are not alone. It is a natural human response to search for meaning in the midst of hardship. When the pressure is unbearable, we often feel as though God has abandoned us or that our trials are a sign of His anger.
But the biblical truth is far more encouraging, comforting, and transformative. Through the timeless teachings of Derek Prince, we invite you to discover how God uses the fire of testing to shape an eternal destiny of purpose, maturity, and unshakable trust in your life.
When your life falls apart, God is not distant. He is intimately near, watching over you with deep compassion and mercy. Although the devil seeks to use your trials to break you, God permits testing for a divine, sovereign purpose: to establish your true value.
We often mistake suffering for punishment. However, a jeweler does not subject cheap imitation metals to the furnace; he only tests gold and silver because of their immense worth. In the same way, God tests you because He boasts in you and has a special destiny for your life. As Job declared in his deepest agony: “When He has tested me, I shall come forth as gold”.
You might feel that the heat is too intense, but God is in absolute control. He will never permit you to be tested beyond what you are able to bear. If you are experiencing His chastening, the path forward is to humble yourself and repent of any disobedience. But if the Lord searches your heart and finds no offensive way, you are simply in a season of testing, where your only call is to endure. Once you pass a specific grade in God's school, He will never subject you to that same test again.
To understand why God allows suffering, we must understand the difference between faith and trust:
* Faith is an act: It is like walking into a bank, making a deposit, and receiving a receipt [51]. It is the starting point of the Christian walk.
* Trust is an attitude: It is the serene, continuing confidence that allows you to put the receipt in a drawer and sleep soundly at night, knowing your deposit is safe.
The primary goal of God's testing is to produce this continuous, resting trust in Him. When Adam and Eve fell, they fell through a downward spiral of mistrusting God's goodness, disbelieving His word, and acting in disobedience. In the furnace of suffering, God reverses this sequence. By holding onto Him when everything falls apart, you declare to the spiritual realm that God is absolutely trustworthy.
Like a beautifully molded clay pot, your character is shaped by faith - but unless it is baked in the fire of suffering, it remains porous and leaky. The fire of trials bakes your character dry, solidifying it so that you can finally hold the fullness of God's love and grace without leaking.
Have you ever looked at the wreckage of a dream, the empty chair at the table, or the weight of an unfair trial and asked: Why does God allow suffering? Where is He when my entire world falls apart?
If you are carrying the heavy burdens of grief, injustice, pain, or profound disillusionment, you are not alone. It is a natural human response to search for meaning in the midst of hardship. When the pressure is unbearable, we often feel as though God has abandoned us or that our trials are a sign of His anger.
But the biblical truth is far more encouraging, comforting, and transformative. Through the timeless teachings of Derek Prince, we invite you to discover how God uses the fire of testing to shape an eternal destiny of purpose, maturity, and unshakable trust in your life.
When your life falls apart, God is not distant. He is intimately near, watching over you with deep compassion and mercy. Although the devil seeks to use your trials to break you, God permits testing for a divine, sovereign purpose: to establish your true value.
We often mistake suffering for punishment. However, a jeweler does not subject cheap imitation metals to the furnace; he only tests gold and silver because of their immense worth. In the same way, God tests you because He boasts in you and has a special destiny for your life. As Job declared in his deepest agony: “When He has tested me, I shall come forth as gold”.
You might feel that the heat is too intense, but God is in absolute control. He will never permit you to be tested beyond what you are able to bear. If you are experiencing His chastening, the path forward is to humble yourself and repent of any disobedience. But if the Lord searches your heart and finds no offensive way, you are simply in a season of testing, where your only call is to endure. Once you pass a specific grade in God's school, He will never subject you to that same test again.
To understand why God allows suffering, we must understand the difference between faith and trust:
* Faith is an act: It is like walking into a bank, making a deposit, and receiving a receipt [51]. It is the starting point of the Christian walk.
* Trust is an attitude: It is the serene, continuing confidence that allows you to put the receipt in a drawer and sleep soundly at night, knowing your deposit is safe.
The primary goal of God's testing is to produce this continuous, resting trust in Him. When Adam and Eve fell, they fell through a downward spiral of mistrusting God's goodness, disbelieving His word, and acting in disobedience. In the furnace of suffering, God reverses this sequence. By holding onto Him when everything falls apart, you declare to the spiritual realm that God is absolutely trustworthy.
Like a beautifully molded clay pot, your character is shaped by faith - but unless it is baked in the fire of suffering, it remains porous and leaky. The fire of trials bakes your character dry, solidifying it so that you can finally hold the fullness of God's love and grace without leaking.
Have you ever looked at the wreckage of a dream, the empty chair at the table, or the weight of an unfair trial and asked: Why does God allow suffering? Where is He when my entire world falls apart?
If you are carrying the heavy burdens of grief, injustice, pain, or profound disillusionment, you are not alone. It is a natural human response to search for meaning in the midst of hardship. When the pressure is unbearable, we often feel as though God has abandoned us or that our trials are a sign of His anger.
But the biblical truth is far more encouraging, comforting, and transformative. Through the timeless teachings of Derek Prince, we invite you to discover how God uses the fire of testing to shape an eternal destiny of purpose, maturity, and unshakable trust in your life.
When your life falls apart, God is not distant. He is intimately near, watching over you with deep compassion and mercy. Although the devil seeks to use your trials to break you, God permits testing for a divine, sovereign purpose: to establish your true value.
We often mistake suffering for punishment. However, a jeweler does not subject cheap imitation metals to the furnace; he only tests gold and silver because of their immense worth. In the same way, God tests you because He boasts in you and has a special destiny for your life. As Job declared in his deepest agony: “When He has tested me, I shall come forth as gold”.
You might feel that the heat is too intense, but God is in absolute control. He will never permit you to be tested beyond what you are able to bear. If you are experiencing His chastening, the path forward is to humble yourself and repent of any disobedience. But if the Lord searches your heart and finds no offensive way, you are simply in a season of testing, where your only call is to endure. Once you pass a specific grade in God's school, He will never subject you to that same test again.
To understand why God allows suffering, we must understand the difference between faith and trust:
* Faith is an act: It is like walking into a bank, making a deposit, and receiving a receipt [51]. It is the starting point of the Christian walk.
* Trust is an attitude: It is the serene, continuing confidence that allows you to put the receipt in a drawer and sleep soundly at night, knowing your deposit is safe.
The primary goal of God's testing is to produce this continuous, resting trust in Him. When Adam and Eve fell, they fell through a downward spiral of mistrusting God's goodness, disbelieving His word, and acting in disobedience. In the furnace of suffering, God reverses this sequence. By holding onto Him when everything falls apart, you declare to the spiritual realm that God is absolutely trustworthy.
Like a beautifully molded clay pot, your character is shaped by faith - but unless it is baked in the fire of suffering, it remains porous and leaky. The fire of trials bakes your character dry, solidifying it so that you can finally hold the fullness of God's love and grace without leaking.
Have you ever looked at the wreckage of a dream, the empty chair at the table, or the weight of an unfair trial and asked: Why does God allow suffering? Where is He when my entire world falls apart?
If you are carrying the heavy burdens of grief, injustice, pain, or profound disillusionment, you are not alone. It is a natural human response to search for meaning in the midst of hardship. When the pressure is unbearable, we often feel as though God has abandoned us or that our trials are a sign of His anger.
But the biblical truth is far more encouraging, comforting, and transformative. Through the timeless teachings of Derek Prince, we invite you to discover how God uses the fire of testing to shape an eternal destiny of purpose, maturity, and unshakable trust in your life.
When your life falls apart, God is not distant. He is intimately near, watching over you with deep compassion and mercy. Although the devil seeks to use your trials to break you, God permits testing for a divine, sovereign purpose: to establish your true value.
We often mistake suffering for punishment. However, a jeweler does not subject cheap imitation metals to the furnace; he only tests gold and silver because of their immense worth. In the same way, God tests you because He boasts in you and has a special destiny for your life. As Job declared in his deepest agony: “When He has tested me, I shall come forth as gold”.
You might feel that the heat is too intense, but God is in absolute control. He will never permit you to be tested beyond what you are able to bear. If you are experiencing His chastening, the path forward is to humble yourself and repent of any disobedience. But if the Lord searches your heart and finds no offensive way, you are simply in a season of testing, where your only call is to endure. Once you pass a specific grade in God's school, He will never subject you to that same test again.
To understand why God allows suffering, we must understand the difference between faith and trust:
* Faith is an act: It is like walking into a bank, making a deposit, and receiving a receipt [51]. It is the starting point of the Christian walk.
* Trust is an attitude: It is the serene, continuing confidence that allows you to put the receipt in a drawer and sleep soundly at night, knowing your deposit is safe.
The primary goal of God's testing is to produce this continuous, resting trust in Him. When Adam and Eve fell, they fell through a downward spiral of mistrusting God's goodness, disbelieving His word, and acting in disobedience. In the furnace of suffering, God reverses this sequence. By holding onto Him when everything falls apart, you declare to the spiritual realm that God is absolutely trustworthy.
Like a beautifully molded clay pot, your character is shaped by faith - but unless it is baked in the fire of suffering, it remains porous and leaky. The fire of trials bakes your character dry, solidifying it so that you can finally hold the fullness of God's love and grace without leaking.
To help you navigate this season of hardship and find peace when life falls apart, we have compiled three foundational teachings by Derek Prince. Explore these resources to discover how to build endurance, character, and hope.
Look around today, and you will see the frightening birth pangs of our modern era: wars, rumors of wars, earthquakes, and lawlessness. In Matthew 24, Jesus painted a sobering picture of the end times, but He also left us with one absolute key to survival and success: “the one who endures to the end, it is he who shall be saved”.
How do we survive when the world is shaking? Apostle Paul reveals a beautiful progression in Romans 5:1–5: suffering produces perseverance; perseverance, character; and character, hope. This hope is not wishful thinking; it is a steady, serene optimism built on the foundation of a proven, fire-baked character.
If your heart feels porous, leaking joy and peace under the pressure of life, it is time to let the Master Potter finish His work in you.
👉 Watch the video and discover "The Path from Suffering to Hope" to anchor your soul in His promises.
Spiritual maturity is not an overnight event; it is a step-by-step climb. In 2 Peter 1:5–7, the Bible outlines the successive steps to spiritual excellence: adding to your faith goodness, knowledge, self-control, and then perseverance (endurance).
Many Christians try to bypass self-control and endurance to reach "godliness". But Derek Prince warns that you cannot skip grades in God's school. Self-control and perseverance are deeply linked: if you do not control your thoughts, words, and appetites, the enemy will always attack your weakest point under pressure, causing you to fail. Just as an athlete submits to strict training for a temporary prize, we must endure the training of the soul for an eternal crown.
Are you ready to stop looking for shortcuts and embrace the step-by-step process of spiritual maturity?
Why did Job lose his children, his health, and his wealth? Why was Abraham asked to offer up Isaac? Through the lives of these great patriarchs, Derek Prince explains that God reserves His most intense tests for those He has chosen for special, sovereign purposes.
The Greek word for devil, diabolos, means slanderer [49]. When you are in pain, Satan will slander God's character, whisper that God is an unfair despot, and tempt you to fall into mistrust. But Job's enduring trust proved the devil wrong. Job cried out in agony, yet he declared, “Though He slay me, yet will I trust Him”. When you stand firm under the devil's accusations, you clear the way to experience the Lord's deepest compassion and mercy.
Discover how to recognize the enemy’s lies during your trials and stand victorious under the favor of God.
To help you navigate this season of hardship and find peace when life falls apart, we have compiled three foundational teachings by Derek Prince. Explore these resources to discover how to build endurance, character, and hope.
Look around today, and you will see the frightening birth pangs of our modern era: wars, rumors of wars, earthquakes, and lawlessness. In Matthew 24, Jesus painted a sobering picture of the end times, but He also left us with one absolute key to survival and success: “the one who endures to the end, it is he who shall be saved”.
How do we survive when the world is shaking? Apostle Paul reveals a beautiful progression in Romans 5:1–5: suffering produces perseverance; perseverance, character; and character, hope. This hope is not wishful thinking; it is a steady, serene optimism built on the foundation of a proven, fire-baked character.
If your heart feels porous, leaking joy and peace under the pressure of life, it is time to let the Master Potter finish His work in you.
👉 Watch the video and discover "The Path from Suffering to Hope" to anchor your soul in His promises.
Spiritual maturity is not an overnight event; it is a step-by-step climb. In 2 Peter 1:5–7, the Bible outlines the successive steps to spiritual excellence: adding to your faith goodness, knowledge, self-control, and then perseverance (endurance).
Many Christians try to bypass self-control and endurance to reach "godliness". But Derek Prince warns that you cannot skip grades in God's school. Self-control and perseverance are deeply linked: if you do not control your thoughts, words, and appetites, the enemy will always attack your weakest point under pressure, causing you to fail. Just as an athlete submits to strict training for a temporary prize, we must endure the training of the soul for an eternal crown.
Are you ready to stop looking for shortcuts and embrace the step-by-step process of spiritual maturity?
Why did Job lose his children, his health, and his wealth? Why was Abraham asked to offer up Isaac? Through the lives of these great patriarchs, Derek Prince explains that God reserves His most intense tests for those He has chosen for special, sovereign purposes.
The Greek word for devil, diabolos, means slanderer [49]. When you are in pain, Satan will slander God's character, whisper that God is an unfair despot, and tempt you to fall into mistrust. But Job's enduring trust proved the devil wrong. Job cried out in agony, yet he declared, “Though He slay me, yet will I trust Him”. When you stand firm under the devil's accusations, you clear the way to experience the Lord's deepest compassion and mercy.
Discover how to recognize the enemy’s lies during your trials and stand victorious under the favor of God.
To help you navigate this season of hardship and find peace when life falls apart, we have compiled three foundational teachings by Derek Prince. Explore these resources to discover how to build endurance, character, and hope.
Look around today, and you will see the frightening birth pangs of our modern era: wars, rumors of wars, earthquakes, and lawlessness. In Matthew 24, Jesus painted a sobering picture of the end times, but He also left us with one absolute key to survival and success: “the one who endures to the end, it is he who shall be saved”.
How do we survive when the world is shaking? Apostle Paul reveals a beautiful progression in Romans 5:1–5: suffering produces perseverance; perseverance, character; and character, hope. This hope is not wishful thinking; it is a steady, serene optimism built on the foundation of a proven, fire-baked character.
If your heart feels porous, leaking joy and peace under the pressure of life, it is time to let the Master Potter finish His work in you.
👉 Watch the video and discover "The Path from Suffering to Hope" to anchor your soul in His promises.
Spiritual maturity is not an overnight event; it is a step-by-step climb. In 2 Peter 1:5–7, the Bible outlines the successive steps to spiritual excellence: adding to your faith goodness, knowledge, self-control, and then perseverance (endurance).
Many Christians try to bypass self-control and endurance to reach "godliness". But Derek Prince warns that you cannot skip grades in God's school. Self-control and perseverance are deeply linked: if you do not control your thoughts, words, and appetites, the enemy will always attack your weakest point under pressure, causing you to fail. Just as an athlete submits to strict training for a temporary prize, we must endure the training of the soul for an eternal crown.
Are you ready to stop looking for shortcuts and embrace the step-by-step process of spiritual maturity?
Why did Job lose his children, his health, and his wealth? Why was Abraham asked to offer up Isaac? Through the lives of these great patriarchs, Derek Prince explains that God reserves His most intense tests for those He has chosen for special, sovereign purposes.
The Greek word for devil, diabolos, means slanderer [49]. When you are in pain, Satan will slander God's character, whisper that God is an unfair despot, and tempt you to fall into mistrust. But Job's enduring trust proved the devil wrong. Job cried out in agony, yet he declared, “Though He slay me, yet will I trust Him”. When you stand firm under the devil's accusations, you clear the way to experience the Lord's deepest compassion and mercy.
Discover how to recognize the enemy’s lies during your trials and stand victorious under the favor of God.
To help you navigate this season of hardship and find peace when life falls apart, we have compiled three foundational teachings by Derek Prince. Explore these resources to discover how to build endurance, character, and hope.
Look around today, and you will see the frightening birth pangs of our modern era: wars, rumors of wars, earthquakes, and lawlessness. In Matthew 24, Jesus painted a sobering picture of the end times, but He also left us with one absolute key to survival and success: “the one who endures to the end, it is he who shall be saved”.
How do we survive when the world is shaking? Apostle Paul reveals a beautiful progression in Romans 5:1–5: suffering produces perseverance; perseverance, character; and character, hope. This hope is not wishful thinking; it is a steady, serene optimism built on the foundation of a proven, fire-baked character.
If your heart feels porous, leaking joy and peace under the pressure of life, it is time to let the Master Potter finish His work in you.
👉 Watch the video and discover "The Path from Suffering to Hope" to anchor your soul in His promises.
Spiritual maturity is not an overnight event; it is a step-by-step climb. In 2 Peter 1:5–7, the Bible outlines the successive steps to spiritual excellence: adding to your faith goodness, knowledge, self-control, and then perseverance (endurance).
Many Christians try to bypass self-control and endurance to reach "godliness". But Derek Prince warns that you cannot skip grades in God's school. Self-control and perseverance are deeply linked: if you do not control your thoughts, words, and appetites, the enemy will always attack your weakest point under pressure, causing you to fail. Just as an athlete submits to strict training for a temporary prize, we must endure the training of the soul for an eternal crown.
Are you ready to stop looking for shortcuts and embrace the step-by-step process of spiritual maturity?
Why did Job lose his children, his health, and his wealth? Why was Abraham asked to offer up Isaac? Through the lives of these great patriarchs, Derek Prince explains that God reserves His most intense tests for those He has chosen for special, sovereign purposes.
The Greek word for devil, diabolos, means slanderer [49]. When you are in pain, Satan will slander God's character, whisper that God is an unfair despot, and tempt you to fall into mistrust. But Job's enduring trust proved the devil wrong. Job cried out in agony, yet he declared, “Though He slay me, yet will I trust Him”. When you stand firm under the devil's accusations, you clear the way to experience the Lord's deepest compassion and mercy.
Discover how to recognize the enemy’s lies during your trials and stand victorious under the favor of God.
To help you navigate this season of hardship and find peace when life falls apart, we have compiled three foundational teachings by Derek Prince. Explore these resources to discover how to build endurance, character, and hope.
Look around today, and you will see the frightening birth pangs of our modern era: wars, rumors of wars, earthquakes, and lawlessness. In Matthew 24, Jesus painted a sobering picture of the end times, but He also left us with one absolute key to survival and success: “the one who endures to the end, it is he who shall be saved”.
How do we survive when the world is shaking? Apostle Paul reveals a beautiful progression in Romans 5:1–5: suffering produces perseverance; perseverance, character; and character, hope. This hope is not wishful thinking; it is a steady, serene optimism built on the foundation of a proven, fire-baked character.
If your heart feels porous, leaking joy and peace under the pressure of life, it is time to let the Master Potter finish His work in you.
👉 Watch the video and discover "The Path from Suffering to Hope" to anchor your soul in His promises.
Spiritual maturity is not an overnight event; it is a step-by-step climb. In 2 Peter 1:5–7, the Bible outlines the successive steps to spiritual excellence: adding to your faith goodness, knowledge, self-control, and then perseverance (endurance).
Many Christians try to bypass self-control and endurance to reach "godliness". But Derek Prince warns that you cannot skip grades in God's school. Self-control and perseverance are deeply linked: if you do not control your thoughts, words, and appetites, the enemy will always attack your weakest point under pressure, causing you to fail. Just as an athlete submits to strict training for a temporary prize, we must endure the training of the soul for an eternal crown.
Are you ready to stop looking for shortcuts and embrace the step-by-step process of spiritual maturity?
Why did Job lose his children, his health, and his wealth? Why was Abraham asked to offer up Isaac? Through the lives of these great patriarchs, Derek Prince explains that God reserves His most intense tests for those He has chosen for special, sovereign purposes.
The Greek word for devil, diabolos, means slanderer [49]. When you are in pain, Satan will slander God's character, whisper that God is an unfair despot, and tempt you to fall into mistrust. But Job's enduring trust proved the devil wrong. Job cried out in agony, yet he declared, “Though He slay me, yet will I trust Him”. When you stand firm under the devil's accusations, you clear the way to experience the Lord's deepest compassion and mercy.
Discover how to recognize the enemy’s lies during your trials and stand victorious under the favor of God.
Even when we understand the biblical mechanics of testing and endurance, the human heart still cries out for comfort when tragedy strikes. We look at the brokenness of our world and ask: Why do bad things happen to good people?
If you are ready to move past superficial answers and anchor your soul in the deep, sovereign truths of Scripture, we invite you to read Derek Prince’s life-changing book: Why Bad Things Happen to God’s People.
In this provocative, deeply comforting book, Derek Prince unpacks:
Don't let your pain turn into disillusionment. Let God use this hardship to forge a character that is mature, complete, and lacking nothing.
Even when we understand the biblical mechanics of testing and endurance, the human heart still cries out for comfort when tragedy strikes. We look at the brokenness of our world and ask: Why do bad things happen to good people?
If you are ready to move past superficial answers and anchor your soul in the deep, sovereign truths of Scripture, we invite you to read Derek Prince’s life-changing book: Why Bad Things Happen to God’s People.
In this provocative, deeply comforting book, Derek Prince unpacks:
Don't let your pain turn into disillusionment. Let God use this hardship to forge a character that is mature, complete, and lacking nothing.
Even when we understand the biblical mechanics of testing and endurance, the human heart still cries out for comfort when tragedy strikes. We look at the brokenness of our world and ask: Why do bad things happen to good people?
If you are ready to move past superficial answers and anchor your soul in the deep, sovereign truths of Scripture, we invite you to read Derek Prince’s life-changing book: Why Bad Things Happen to God’s People.
In this provocative, deeply comforting book, Derek Prince unpacks:
Don't let your pain turn into disillusionment. Let God use this hardship to forge a character that is mature, complete, and lacking nothing.
Even when we understand the biblical mechanics of testing and endurance, the human heart still cries out for comfort when tragedy strikes. We look at the brokenness of our world and ask: Why do bad things happen to good people?
If you are ready to move past superficial answers and anchor your soul in the deep, sovereign truths of Scripture, we invite you to read Derek Prince’s life-changing book: Why Bad Things Happen to God’s People.
In this provocative, deeply comforting book, Derek Prince unpacks:
Don't let your pain turn into disillusionment. Let God use this hardship to forge a character that is mature, complete, and lacking nothing.
Even when we understand the biblical mechanics of testing and endurance, the human heart still cries out for comfort when tragedy strikes. We look at the brokenness of our world and ask: Why do bad things happen to good people?
If you are ready to move past superficial answers and anchor your soul in the deep, sovereign truths of Scripture, we invite you to read Derek Prince’s life-changing book: Why Bad Things Happen to God’s People.
In this provocative, deeply comforting book, Derek Prince unpacks:
Don't let your pain turn into disillusionment. Let God use this hardship to forge a character that is mature, complete, and lacking nothing.