A POSITIVE VIEW OF SUFFERING: The Bible Answers, "Why Me, LORD?"
Nonfiction: Practical Life Biblical Study Word Count: 37,309 Seeking unpaid services
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This book distills the hard lessons I have learned during my 60-year journey as a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ. Here are a few of the difficult questions asked and answered in this book: • Why would the Apostle Paul tell the Philippian believers that their suffering is a gift from God? • Does God “punish” His children, or instead “polish” them to better reflect His image? • When we find ourselves in the fiery crucible of pain and loss, could those flames be the unseen proof of God’s active love? • Does the Lord Jesus offer us ways to resolve the bitterness and desire for retribution arising from betrayal or deliberate hurt by others? • How can we comprehend the absurdity found in the statement that God, the Infinite Son, “learned obedience by the things He suffered”? How can God be taught anything? • How do we apply the repeated Biblical principle that “You can’t have a TESTimony without a TEST”? • What is the all-encompassing goal from God in letting His children suffer instead of keeping them safe?
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The Bible Answers, "Why Me, LORD?"
Nonfiction: Practical Life Biblical Study
Word Count: 37,309
Seeking unpaid services
Receive a free PDF advance review copy before publication.
In exchange, I ask for honest feedback now and potentially an honest review on Amazon and/or Goodreads after it’s launched on October 30, 2026.
This book distills the hard lessons I have learned during my 60-year journey as a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ. Here are a few of the difficult questions asked and answered in this book:
• Why would the Apostle Paul tell the Philippian believers that their suffering is a gift from God?
• Does God “punish” His children, or instead “polish” them to better reflect His image?
• When we find ourselves in the fiery crucible of pain and loss, could those flames be the unseen proof of God’s active love?
• Does the Lord Jesus offer us ways to resolve the bitterness and desire for retribution arising from betrayal or deliberate hurt by others?
• How can we comprehend the absurdity found in the statement that God, the Infinite Son, “learned obedience by the things He suffered”? How can God be taught anything?
• How do we apply the repeated Biblical principle that “You can’t have a TESTimony without a TEST”?
• What is the all-encompassing goal from God in letting His children suffer instead of keeping them safe?
Message me for a link to the form to register for your free copy.