Comments on: God, You, Pain and Suffering (part three) http://deeperdevotion.com/weblog/1741 Delivered Monday through Friday, our daily devotions are the perfect companion to your time in the Word. Biblical, consistent, and with over three years of back content, DEEPERDEVOTION.com is a great resource for everyone. Check us out on the web at www.deeperdevotion.com Wed, 14 May 2008 00:46:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 By: Sharon http://deeperdevotion.com/weblog/1741#comment-4749 Sharon Wed, 05 Dec 2007 07:35:53 +0000 http://deeperdevotion.com/weblog/1741#comment-4749 Wow! This article is so insightful. I have endured a personal tragedy this past year, I was diagnosed with Bipolar disorder. When I was first diagnosed it was really easy for me to discern what God was telling me and what Satan was attacking me with; I continually proclaimed God's truths. I firmly believed that somehow God would create some good of this situation, that I could trust him; however, as time went on, I began to wonder how can I perceive this situation in a positive light if I don't understand why God allowed it to happen? This article made me realize I can let go. I don't need an answer from God to move on. I don't need to find all the answers and write a self-help book about it. What freedom we have in Christ! Wow!
This article is so insightful. I have endured a personal tragedy this past year, I was diagnosed with Bipolar disorder. When I was first diagnosed it was really easy for me to discern what God was telling me and what Satan was attacking me with; I continually proclaimed God’s truths. I firmly believed that somehow God would create some good of this situation, that I could trust him; however, as time went on, I began to wonder how can I perceive this situation in a positive light if I don’t understand why God allowed it to happen?
This article made me realize I can let go. I don’t need an answer from God to move on. I don’t need to find all the answers and write a self-help book about it. What freedom we have in Christ!

]]> By: Glenn Ansley http://deeperdevotion.com/weblog/1741#comment-4755 Glenn Ansley Wed, 05 Dec 2007 15:22:17 +0000 http://deeperdevotion.com/weblog/1741#comment-4755 Sharon, Thank you for your comment. I am glad that you have found peace through Jesus. He is the only reason we can have hope in the midst of unexplained tragedy! Sharon,
Thank you for your comment. I am glad that you have found peace through Jesus. He is the only reason we can have hope in the midst of unexplained tragedy!

]]> By: Ervin http://deeperdevotion.com/weblog/1741#comment-5583 Ervin Wed, 09 Jan 2008 07:51:18 +0000 http://deeperdevotion.com/weblog/1741#comment-5583 This article is awesome :). It defenitely have helped me through my troubled times. No matter how big the problem is, it is never too big for him. Even though i might still be wondering why certain things happen. I will trust in him and cling on to his hope :). this article defenitely have answered some of my doubts too :D. thanks :) This article is awesome :). It defenitely have helped me through my troubled times.

No matter how big the problem is, it is never too big for him. Even though i might still be wondering why certain things happen. I will trust in him and cling on to his hope :).

this article defenitely have answered some of my doubts too :D. thanks :)

]]> By: JBee http://deeperdevotion.com/weblog/1741#comment-5990 JBee Tue, 22 Jan 2008 22:47:01 +0000 http://deeperdevotion.com/weblog/1741#comment-5990 I foiund this article encouraging and inspiring, particularly after a close friend lost his mother in a trajic accident. May you continue to write and encourage others. Unexplained pain is hard to bear and I think it is time that as christians we acknowledge that faith in God doesn't provide all the answers and that it is about acknowledging the pain, but moving on through it and finding strength. There seems to be little coming in our pulpits about this type of subject. Perhaps we don't want to admit it! I foiund this article encouraging and inspiring, particularly after a close friend lost his mother in a trajic accident. May you continue to write and encourage others. Unexplained pain is hard to bear and I think it is time that as christians we acknowledge that faith in God doesn’t provide all the answers and that it is about acknowledging the pain, but moving on through it and finding strength. There seems to be little coming in our pulpits about this type of subject. Perhaps we don’t want to admit it!

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