Why Did God Allow the Hurricane?
from LBC Candler Hosted by Liberty Baptist Church
Preacher: Derrick McCarson Series: God and the Hurricane Category: Suffering, Storms Summary: In this message we deal with the classic problem of natural evil. If God is sovereign (and could stop a storm), and loving (and desires our best), then why would He allow such death and devastation?
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