Suffering and Pain You Are Not Alone
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Self Help, Mental Health, Happiness
| Author: | Tom Mushinge | ISBN: | 9780463920299 |
| Publisher: | Tom Mushinge | Publication: | May 24, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Tom Mushinge |
| ISBN: | 9780463920299 |
| Publisher: | Tom Mushinge |
| Publication: | May 24, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Ever since the ancient revolt, suffering has been woven, with perplexity and pain, into the fabric of human experience. We all live and move and have our being amid Eden’s wreckage. Affliction and evil universal as they are real, haunt us, stalk us, and plague us.
Suffering tends to produce loneliness. We feel lonely, isolated, sealed off, and detached from others. It is common for us to believe that no one understands our pain.
We can be deceived into thinking that God is distant and uncaring. While I do not wish to invalidate these emotions, I do want to extinguish the lie that the sufferer is ever alone. We are never alone in suffering because in it we join other saints in the pattern of righteous suffering that has been going on from the inception of salvation history.
Are you or other believers around you facing rejection for your faith? Do you feel lonely in your suffering? Does it seem that God is distant and has detached himself from your pain? Do you feel disappointment, bewilderment, or dismay? Are you sitting in darkness, searching for answers and grasping for hope?
Then this is the right book for you. It will help you to understand that you are not alone in your suffering! God bless you.
Ever since the ancient revolt, suffering has been woven, with perplexity and pain, into the fabric of human experience. We all live and move and have our being amid Eden’s wreckage. Affliction and evil universal as they are real, haunt us, stalk us, and plague us.
Suffering tends to produce loneliness. We feel lonely, isolated, sealed off, and detached from others. It is common for us to believe that no one understands our pain.
We can be deceived into thinking that God is distant and uncaring. While I do not wish to invalidate these emotions, I do want to extinguish the lie that the sufferer is ever alone. We are never alone in suffering because in it we join other saints in the pattern of righteous suffering that has been going on from the inception of salvation history.
Are you or other believers around you facing rejection for your faith? Do you feel lonely in your suffering? Does it seem that God is distant and has detached himself from your pain? Do you feel disappointment, bewilderment, or dismay? Are you sitting in darkness, searching for answers and grasping for hope?
Then this is the right book for you. It will help you to understand that you are not alone in your suffering! God bless you.
