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AS WE CONTINUE TO MONITOR THE CURRENT STATE OF THE CORONAVIRUS. OUR SUNDAY SERVICE FOR 08/09/2020 HAS BEEN SUSPENDED. PLEASE CONTINUE TO CHECK THE WEBSITE DAILY FOR ANY FURTHER UPDATES. OUR SUNDAY MESSAGE WILL BE AVAILABLE ONLINE THIS SUNDAY @ 10:00AM. TITHES AND OFFERING CAN BE CONTRIBUTED VIA OUR WEBSITE LINK. THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS. CLICK HERE AND DONATE FROM YOUR HEART. GOD BLESS YOU. Service TimesSunday Services
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Words of Wisdom From The Pastor’s Desk “WHY DOES GOD ALLOW SUFFERING?” Job 23:11 Some scholars think Job may be the oldest book in the Bible. Whether that is true or not, it certainly deals with one of humanity’s oldest questions: Why does God allow suffering? It isn’t an easy issue, because it goes to the heart of our deepest questions about God. After all (The argument runs), how could a loving and gracious God allow suffering? To put it another way, if God lets us suffer, He must not love us. But that conclusion is false. God does love us and the proof is the suffering He allowed His Son to endure on the Cross. What, then, is the answer to this age old question? The key is to understand the character of God. That is what Job discovered. No, God never gave him a logical, complete answer for his suffering. But through his experience Job came to realize that God could be trusted, because He is merciful and loving. And you can trust God too, not because He always give us all the answers, but simply because He is God. During a trial, it is tempting to ask why we are suffering. The answer doesn’t lie in the why of our suffering. The answer lies in the who is with us in the midst of our pain. Angel Care Child
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