Did God Send Corona? (Part 2)
Episode 9 of the Fishing for Men with Mack podcast, hosted by biblife, titled "Did God Send Corona? (Part 2)" was published on April 24, 2020 and runs 35 minutes.
April 24, 2020 ·35m · Fishing for Men with Mack
Summary
Does God cause suffering? If God does allow suffering, why would he? Does God see all people who suffer the same? These are three questions among many others that we have. They deserve an answer, which this podcast seeks to address. On this show you will hear about the most common source of suffering in this world, an evil force that lurks behind the decisions that people make. You will also hear about a good God who lets stars explode so we can live.With that truth in mind it is quite difficult to understand how a Father could cause suffering without reason. And lastly, this podcast corrects the idea that all people are in equal position to God. God is usually where you have left Him. If He is in your life now, He will also be in your suffering. He will not protect you against your will. If you don't want Him in your life in the good times, then don't blame Him for being absent in the bad times.
Episode Description
Does God cause suffering? If God does allow suffering, why would he? Does God see all people who suffer the same? These are three questions among many others that we have. They deserve an answer, which this podcast seeks to address.
On this show you will hear about the most common source of suffering in this world, an evil force that lurks behind the decisions that people make. You will also hear about a good God who lets stars explode so we can live.With that truth in mind it is quite difficult to understand how a Father could cause suffering without reason.
And lastly, this podcast corrects the idea that all people are in equal position to God. God is usually where you have left Him. If He is in your life now, He will also be in your suffering. He will not protect you against your will. If you don't want Him in your life in the good times, then don't blame Him for being absent in the bad times.