God Is Good...and Good Means Good

Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Inspiration & Meditation, Christianity, Christian Life
Cover of the book God Is Good...and Good Means Good by Diane Kannady, TruConnections Press
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Author: Diane Kannady ISBN: 9780984696734
Publisher: TruConnections Press Publication: September 24, 2012
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Diane Kannady
ISBN: 9780984696734
Publisher: TruConnections Press
Publication: September 24, 2012
Imprint:
Language: English

God, how could You let this happen? If we're honest, most of us have had this question cross our minds, especially when unexpected hardships invade our lives. We've heard that God will sometimes orchestrate bad circumstances as a way to draw us closer to Him. Yet, deep down, we know it's impossible to trust people who would purposefully hurt us, even if they claim it's for our good in the long run. This picture of God has led many of us to harbor doubt, fear, and anger toward the very One we're told to turn to for help. In God is Good, author Diane Kannady uncovers the Bible's definition of God's goodness and shatters the widely accepted belief that God authorizes evil for His higher purposes. Using a series of commonly asked "Yes, but what about…?" questions, Diane will take you on a journey to explore: - God's sovereignty - God's actions in the Old Testament - Job's trials - Paul's thorn - Christian suffering - God's discipline and chastening Life can be hard. But you can have confidence that you'll stand strong in the midst of your toughest trials when you know that God is Good…and Good Means Good.

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God, how could You let this happen? If we're honest, most of us have had this question cross our minds, especially when unexpected hardships invade our lives. We've heard that God will sometimes orchestrate bad circumstances as a way to draw us closer to Him. Yet, deep down, we know it's impossible to trust people who would purposefully hurt us, even if they claim it's for our good in the long run. This picture of God has led many of us to harbor doubt, fear, and anger toward the very One we're told to turn to for help. In God is Good, author Diane Kannady uncovers the Bible's definition of God's goodness and shatters the widely accepted belief that God authorizes evil for His higher purposes. Using a series of commonly asked "Yes, but what about…?" questions, Diane will take you on a journey to explore: - God's sovereignty - God's actions in the Old Testament - Job's trials - Paul's thorn - Christian suffering - God's discipline and chastening Life can be hard. But you can have confidence that you'll stand strong in the midst of your toughest trials when you know that God is Good…and Good Means Good.

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