Jan 8, 2018 · You know, it is normal and natural to ask God why. Jesus asked why when He was on the cross, dying for the sins of the world. We just need to know that God does not often answer our question of...

Jun 1, 2022 · Why are you so far from saving me, from the words of my groaning?" These biblical examples assure us that, yes, there are times when it's ok to ask God why.

A loved one passes away suddenly — Why, God? Today, let’s take our why questions and start asking how. How can these hard things, atrocities, sufferings, illnesses, divorces, and heartbreaks be used to show God’s glory?

Mar 21, 2025 · When Jesus cries out, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”, he quotes from Psalm 22:1. King David wrote this psalm, important because Jesus was not only the Son of God but the Son of...

Feb 28, 2025 · God created us for unique reasons that are often unveiled through His Word. Each verse we explore today reveals a slice of divine intention, reminding us that we are precious in His eyes. We invite you to meditate on these scriptures, allowing them to speak to your heart and guide you in understanding our place in His wonderful creation.

Jan 4, 2022 · God’s existence—the “why” of God’s being—is the axiom of our reality. God simply is because, if He were not, there wouldn’t be anything. When we ask, “Why does God exist?” or “What is the reason God exists?” we’re speaking of something that doesn’t apply to Him.

When something unexpected happens in our life, or in our world, it’s easy for us to ask God why it happened. We want to live the blessed “abundant life” (John 10:10b) that Jesus said He was bringing, and we forget that He also told us that “in this world, you will have trouble,” John 16:33.

In Psalm 22:1, David asked God why he had forsaken him and why He was so far from saving him from the words of his groaning. These examples let us know that there are times when it’s okay to...

Apr 17, 2025 · ‘My God, My God, why hast thou forsaken me?’” – Mark 15:34. This is the only time in the Gospels that Jesus addresses God not as “Father,” but as “My God.” It reflects the depth of separation He felt in that moment. On the cross, Jesus experienced not just physical torment, but spiritual isolation—what some call “the dark ...

Jun 25, 2019 · Why Me, God? Somewhere along the way, we have become convinced that life should be all good, all the time. If you are a Christian, you may believe God should protect you from every hardship, large and small. God is good, so life should be fair.