Addressing the Emotional Problem of Evil: Why Christians Hope - Christian Research Institute
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Addressing the Emotional Problem of Evil: Why Christians Hope - Christian Research Institute
the evil around us, reach out to those who need us, and answer evil with love. Jesus’ responses through the journey of the Stations show us how to respond to trouble, pain, and others’ sins and needs.
Gary Jansen • Station to Station: An Ignatian Journey through the Stations of the Cross
Jesus’ resurrection points us forward to his return, when he will usher in a new world and make all the wrongs right. In the end, justice will be satisfied. Yet because of his sacrifice, he is able to offer those who will humble themselves and turn to him the opportunity to be on the right side of justice. His sacrifice makes all our sacrifices
... See moreJosh Chatraw • Apologetics at the Cross: An Introduction for Christian Witness
When God seems distant in the midst of crises and pain, we can pray the psalms of lament. As we follow the pattern of the lament—from doubts and despair to prayer and petition—we eventually arrive at a place of hope, trust and praise.