Description If everything in our lives we knew to be good was gone, would we still say God is good? What if his goodness is grounded in something more than our experiences? What if that goodness actually runs so deep that it can never be erased from our souls...the very place we need to believe it most? Maybe God\'s goodness isn\'t about a set of events after all.
I spent seven years writhing in grief, pain, loss, and anxiety all stemming from this question, "How can this be good? " I heard people try.
How awesome would it be if every one of you wrote your own story of God\'s goodness? I am not ashamed to say that my prayer continues to be that we won\'t just know but have faith that God is good.
This Bible study, however, is written with the purpose of equipping you to tell of it after you discover it.
The book was written with the purpose of getting you curious about discovering God\'s goodness in your own life.
From the Author: This Bible study was written as a follow up to my book, "oh, goodness".
If God is really good then why...
It\'s in that season we learn just where our faith lies.
If we don\'t believe God is good in all circumstances, then why on earth would we ever be a Christian?At some point, life is hard and painful. "God, if you are good then why..." In this book, Maria doesn\'t tolerate a cookie cutter answer to such a question.
Maria connects us with the many facets of her own humanity as we join her on a journey where she asks a very simple yet profound question. screens nationwide were plastered with, "Plane from Indiana crashes in Michigan, two killed." In Oh, Goodness, Maria will take you with her as she reflects back on discovering the true goodness of God in a way that is authentic, honest, and raw.
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Whether you know it or not, you\'ve probably heard a part of Maria\'s story.
Maybe his goodness is how he takes every event and molds us and changes us into something beautiful- even when the very thing we\'ve experienced is anything but.
Description If everything in our lives we knew to be good was gone, would we still say God is good? What if his goodness is grounded in something more than our experiences? What if that goodness actually runs so deep that it can never be erased from our souls...the very place we need to believe it most? Maybe God\'s goodness isn\'t about a set of events after all
