<p class="">Christianity is a realistic religion. It doesn’t avoid the truth that life can involve pain. Physical pain, relational pain, mental pain.</p>



<p class="">But all this pain won’t get the last word.</p>



<p class="">The tears may last a while, but there’s joy coming.</p>



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Christianity is a realistic religion. It doesn’t avoid the truth that life can involve pain. Physical pain, relational pain, mental pain. But all this pain won’t get the last word. The tears may last a while, but there’s joy coming.

<p>Christianity is a realistic religion. It doesn’t&nbsp;avoid the truth that life can involve pain. Physical pain, relational pain, mental pain.</p>



<p>But all this pain won’t get the last word.</p>



<p>The tears may&nbsp;last a while, but there’s joy coming.</p>







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