"Why does a good God allow suffering?" Pastor Ed Young has a candid conversation that digs into the heart of the pain we face, both expected and unforeseen.

Have you ever noticed how the topic of pain can shut down a conversation? It's almost taboo, yet it's something that every single one of us will encounter. It's the hidden commonality that binds us, yet it's also the biggest stumbling block for many when it comes to Christianity. The issue of theodicy, or the problem of pain, is laid bare in this enlightening discussion.

Pastor Ed doesn't shy away from the hard questions. "How can a good God allow bad things to happen to good people?" From school shootings to the loss of a child, the questions are as heartbreaking as they are difficult. And while some might use these questions as a barrier to faith, Pastor Ed invites us to lean in and learn about the nature and character of God amidst our struggles.

The Bible doesn't gloss over pain and suffering. It's a book that not only acknowledges them but provides unparalleled insight into enduring them, through the experiences of biblical figures like Job, Joseph, Paul, and Peter, each who faced tremendous suffering with faith.

He shares his personal story of loss, echoing the questions we all have in times of despair, and he guides us toward the answers found in faith. It's a message of hope, resilience, and the revelation that even in our darkest moments, we're on a path—a path that Jesus himself walked, marked by the cross, an emblem of ultimate pain and ultimate redemption.

So, if you're ready to face the tough questions about pain and suffering, and if you're seeking a deeper understanding of God's presence in your pain, then this video is for you.

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Pastor Ed Young is the senior pastor of Fellowship Church based in the DFW Metroplex, he is also an author, and conference speaker noted for his creative communication style.

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