Suffering is a part of our lives every single day. How is it that Peter calls the Christian to “rejoice" in suffering? How do we suffer well? Is suffering because God is mad at us? Shouldn’t a Christian be happy? The verses in this teaching address some of these questions, while also helping us to look upon Jesus. Are you suffering now? This message is right for you.
Suffering Well
April 23, 2017 • Steele Croswhite
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