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EPISODE · May 17, 2025 · 52 MIN

What is God doing?

from RLCC Sunday Sermons

What Is God Doing?In this episode, we explore one of life’s toughest questions: If God is good and powerful, why does suffering, evil, and brokenness still exist? Drawing from Romans 8:17-30, we uncover how God is actively working—even when it feels like everything is falling apart.Key points discussed:God Is Preparing Us for Future Glory - We learn that suffering is part of God’s preparation process. Just as Jesus suffered before His glory was revealed, we too face trials that shape us. Creation itself eagerly awaits the day when God’s children will fully inherit their intended role as stewards of the earth.God Is Praying for Us and With Us - The Holy Spirit helps us pray in moments when words fail, groaning alongside us in our pain. God, who knows our hearts perfectly, is working behind the scenes to fulfill these prayers according to His perfect will.God Is Partnering With Us - We are not just bystanders but active participants in God’s redemptive plan. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, God is transforming us to be like Jesus, equipping us to do good and fulfill His purposes in the world.The episode closes by encouraging reflection on personal experiences of suffering and God’s work in our lives. Listeners are invited to consider how they can join God’s mission in their communities and daily routines.Tune in to find hope and confidence in God’s ongoing work, even amid uncertainty and hardship. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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What Is God Doing?In this episode, we explore one of life’s toughest questions: If God is good and powerful, why does suffering, evil, and brokenness still exist? Drawing from Romans 8:17-30, we uncover how God is actively working—even when it feels like everything is falling apart.Key points discussed:God Is Preparing Us for Future Glory - We learn that suffering is part of God’s preparation process. Just as Jesus suffered before His glory was revealed, we too face trials that shape us. Creation itself eagerly awaits the day when God’s children will fully inherit their intended role as stewards of the earth.God Is Praying for Us and With Us - The Holy Spirit helps us pray in moments when words fail, groaning alongside us in our pain. God, who knows our hearts perfectly, is working behind the scenes to fulfill these prayers according to His perfect will.God Is Partnering With Us - We are not just bystanders but active participants in God’s redemptive plan. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, God is transforming us to be like Jesus, equipping us to do good and fulfill His purposes in the world.The episode closes by encouraging reflection on personal experiences of suffering and God’s work in our lives. Listeners are invited to consider how they can join God’s mission in their communities and daily routines.Tune in to find hope and confidence in God’s ongoing work, even amid uncertainty and hardship. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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