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Why do bad things happen to good people? In this sermon, Pastor Paul reveals the divine principle always at work in our lives; the blueprint we’re oblivious to while we ponder: “Why is God letting me suffer?”
In James 1:1-4, the Apostle singles out “patience” as the preeminent virtue obtained by passing God’s tests. He goes further to say that patience holds the power to make you “perfect”. What kind of patience is he talking about and how can it possibly perfect us?
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Copyright © 2024, Bethel Bible-Presbyterian Church. All rights reserved.
By Bethel Bible-Presbyterian ChurchWhy do bad things happen to good people? In this sermon, Pastor Paul reveals the divine principle always at work in our lives; the blueprint we’re oblivious to while we ponder: “Why is God letting me suffer?”
In James 1:1-4, the Apostle singles out “patience” as the preeminent virtue obtained by passing God’s tests. He goes further to say that patience holds the power to make you “perfect”. What kind of patience is he talking about and how can it possibly perfect us?
📄 Follow along with this sermon's transcript:
📺 Watch this sermon and others on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BethelBPC
Copyright © 2024, Bethel Bible-Presbyterian Church. All rights reserved.