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8.1 Having faith in God during hard times comes through prayer.
8.2 Trusting God in tough times by growing your faith.
8.3 Trusting God in hard times gets easier when you recall how has He blessed you in the past.
8.4 Put God first every day, not just during your struggles.
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In the current uncertain times, we may not know exactly why we suffer, but God’s word tells us how we can endure. To keep us encouraged, we need to remember that our Saviour suffered with and for us as we read this Africa Study Bible excerpt from the article, “Suffering—God’s Goodness and God’s Power”:
Suffering is universal. All creation suffers (Romans 8:22). And in our interconnected world, we know about suffering all over the world. If we have compassion for those we see, we suffer with them.
We ask in desperation, “If God is good, why do I suffer? If God is all-powerful, why doesn’t he deliver me?” We find it difficult to reconcile the fact of our suffering with our faith in God.
Some Christians teach that followers of Christ should not suffer or get sick. But Christians do get sick. Christ’s redemption on the cross does not mean we will not suffer, but it equips us to face suffering. One day God “will wipe every tear from their eyes, and there will be no more death or sorrow or crying or pain” (Revelation 21:3-7). In our suffering, believers have hope because we know that suffering is brief and our blessings in heaven are eternal (2 Corinthians 4:16-18).
BUT IF MY ANSWER IS WRONG YOU CAN ALSO CHOOSE BASED ON YOUR EXPERIENCE :)
