I Want to Believe But – Week 3 | Heartless God

On a day meant for celebrating mothers, this message sits with a different, sharper reality: grieving parents and anyone who’s ever stared at a terrible moment and thought God must be heartless. It names the raw questions that come when life breaks — why suffering happens, why comfort feels absent, and why faith can feel like bargaining with silence — especially when loss lands in the most tender places. The preacher leans on a larger storyline that frames suffering without dismissing it: a God who enters pain, bears wounds, and offers purpose more than easy comfort. Rather than tidy answers, you’ll hear about community that listens, a faith refined by grief, and a gospel that treats hurt seriously while promising an ultimate repair. If you’ve wondered how belief can survive real heartbreak, this talk points to a God who stays with the wounds and carries them toward healing.