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EPISODE · Dec 25, 2025 · 7 MIN

Where Is God in a World Full of Suffering? | A Christmas Sermon

from The Art of Existence · host New Rey Media

This Christmas, many of us are carrying the weight of the world: war, violence, injustice, illness, and uncertainty.In this special Christmas episode, Mackenzie Wolf reflects on one of the most honest questions people ask: How could a good God exist in a world with so much suffering?Rather than offering easy answers, this message explores the surprising way the Christian story responds to pain not with force or power, but with presence.Christmas tells a different story of justice. Not a throne, but a manger. Not an army, but a child.If you’ve ever wondered where God is in the midst of darkness, this quiet reflection invites you to listen again and consider the possibility that God meets us not above our suffering, but within it.We hope this message brings you peace, hope, and a moment of stillness this Christmas.00:00 – Why suffering makes belief feel impossible01:10 – What people expected God to do02:06 – The promise of a coming King03:03 – Our ideas of justice vs. God’s04:11 – The surprising story of Christmas05:04 – God’s response: presence, not power06:12 – Does God ignore suffering?07:04 – A hope that begins in a manger

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