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It is often assumed that Christianity promises a smooth and easy life (and it is often presented that way in our gospel presentations). However, at the heart of Christianity is a blood stained cross. Additionally, Satan is described as the ruler of this world and so the world is inherently against Christ and his followers. So what is the purpose of suffering in Christianity? Does it actually play a part in our life? And how will seeing suffering as a normal part of the Christian life affect how we share the Gospel?
It is often assumed that Christianity promises a smooth and easy life (and it is often presented that way in our gospel presentations). However, at the heart of Christianity is a blood stained cross. Additionally, Satan is described as the ruler of this world and so the world is inherently against Christ and his followers. So what is the purpose of suffering in Christianity? Does it actually play a part in our life? And how will seeing suffering as a normal part of the Christian life affect how we share the Gospel?