Why does God allow suffering? Kent Annan, director of humanitarian and disaster leadership at Wheaton College, explores some of the toughest questions about his journey working with people in some of the toughest areas across the globe. On the season one finale of "Doubting It," listen to him and Charlotte Pence Bond discuss faith, doubt, suffering and God's love.

Stay tuned for season two of "Doubting It," premiering in January on The Edifi Podcast Network!

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“I want to encourage you: if you’re nervous today — on election day — just remember that God has a plan for us,” Bond proclaims in this must-hear episode. “Regardless of the results of elections, we respect the person who God has placed in authority.” 

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