Why does God allow bad things to happen to good people? Whether you're a committed follower of Jesus, or skeptical about Christianity, most of us have wondered about this question before. And, for those who have experienced great loss, the question is not just philosophical, it is personal.  

The Bible does not give just one answer to this question, it gives many. So far in this series, we have looked at eight of the Bible's answers to the problem of evil. In this message, we explore how other worldviews address this topic, and some shortcomings of these approaches.

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Occasionally our church will do a deep dive on a particular topic. The goal is to raise our collective I.Q. and to help us grow in not only loving God with our heart and strength--but also with our mind. In this one-night seminar we tackled the subject of Christianity vs Science.

Why does God allow bad things to happen to good people? Whether you're a committed follower of Jesus, or skeptical about Christianity, most of us have wondered about this question before. And, for those who have experienced great loss, the question is not just philosophical, it is personal.  

The Bible does not give just one answer to this question, it gives many. Join us in this series as we explore eight different answers to the problem of evil.

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Why does God allow bad things to happen to good people? Whether you're a committed follower of Jesus, or skeptical about Christianity, most of us have wondered about this question before. And, for those who have experienced great loss, the question is not just philosophical, it is personal. 

The Bible does not give just one answer to this question, it gives many. Join us in this series as we explore eight different answers to the problem of evil.

You can watch the object lesson portion of this message here.

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Why does God allow bad things to happen to good people? Whether you're a committed follower of Jesus, or skeptical about Christianity, most of us have wondered about this question before. And, for those who have experienced great loss, the question is not just philosophical, it is personal.  The Bible does not give just one answer to this question, it gives many. 

Join us in part two of this series as we explore eight different answers to the problem of evil.

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The song mentioned at the close of the podcast is called Canvas and Clay by Pat Barrett. 

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Why does God allow bad things to happen to good people? Whether you're a committed follower of Jesus, or skeptical about Christianity, most of us have wondered about this question before. And, for those who have experienced great loss, the question is not just philosophical, it is personal.

I believe that the Bible does not give just one answer to this question, it gives many. Join us as we explore the many answers to the problem of evil in this series.

Prefer to watch? You can view the entire church service in which this message was given on Youtube.

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Why does God allow bad things to happen to good people? Whether you're a committed follower of Jesus, or skeptical about Christianity, most of us have wondered about this question before. And, for those who have experienced great loss, the question is not just philosophical, it is personal. 

I believe that the Bible does not give just one answer to this question, it gives many. Join us as we explore the many answers to the problem of evil.  

Prefer to watch? You can view the entire church service in which this message was given on Youtube.

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The last month and a half we have been studying Acts 2 and seeking to understand what it means for how we operate as a church. We have looked at the traits that every church should strive for, and, by extension, every Christian. But this brings up a secondary question: besides these characteristics, what else are believers to strive for? In this message we are looking at the heroes of the rest of the story of the book of Acts. Let's strive together to adopt these characteristics.  

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What is the church? Is it a social club? A community service organization? According to Acts, before everything else, the church is a family. If your family is anything like mine, that means things are going to get a little messy. But it is a mess worth having. Join us as we explore how God calls the church to be an adoptive family.

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Jesus gave the disciples the Great Commission: Go into all of the world and make disciples. But He also told them, "don't go until you receive the Holy Spirit." The Church was not born until the Spirit came. Why is the Holy Spirit essential to the Church's mission? And, what is the Holy Spirit? Join us as we explore these questions in part 4 of Blueprints: God's plans for His Church.

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