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Why Isn't God Nice?

Trusting His Awful Goodness

Kurt Bruner
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Pages
192
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
SPCK

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What do we do with a God who calls Himself "jealous," who allows suffering in the world, and who promises in His Word to judge everyone on earth? How does that reconcile with the image of God popular in evangelical churches, loving, forgiving, and shepherding us? More importantly, how does a person going through hard times learn to embrace a God, who can allow such difficult circumstances? Longtime pastor and director of Open Doors Kurt Bruner explores who God is, how He works in our lives, and how we can see Him at work.

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