KesCon26 Week 1 - Seminar 1.1 - Eric Ortlund - What does the book of Job teach us about suffering?: Loving God for his own sake
Why does God allow the most godly people to suffer so much? And why does God allow suffering which doesn't seem to produce anything good? The first chapter of the book of Job reveals why God allows suffering which is extreme and inexplicable, and what he expects from us when he does. We'll see how God allows Job-like…
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