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Title: Suffering and Singing: Knowing God's Love in the Pain and Despair
Author: John Hindley
Narrator: Michael Tinker
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 1 hour 8 minutes
Release date: June 22, 2024
Genres: Counseling & Inspirational
Publisher's Summary:
As we walk through life, the painful reality of suffering becomes something we all experience. Tears, despair and hurt are commonplace in a broken world. So how do we even contemplate singing at a time like this? The writers of Psalm 44 were faithful men who were nearly overwhelmed by the pain of suffering. Why would God let them suffer so terribly yet undeservedly? John Hindley takes us carefully through the psalm teaching that 'God has sent our suffering for his sake. Suffering is not a mark of God's indifference towards us, or his hatred of us. Suffering is a mark of his love for us. It shows that we are his.' We have a Saviour who is familiar with suffering, and we must run to him not from him. The storm can be troubling and dark, but this psalm will show you that even in the midst of the darkest times, God is working and you can trust and worship him.
Title: Suffering and Singing: Knowing God's Love in the Pain and Despair
Author: John Hindley
Narrator: Michael Tinker
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 1 hour 8 minutes
Release date: June 22, 2024
Genres: Counseling & Inspirational
Publisher's Summary:
As we walk through life, the painful reality of suffering becomes something we all experience. Tears, despair and hurt are commonplace in a broken world. So how do we even contemplate singing at a time like this? The writers of Psalm 44 were faithful men who were nearly overwhelmed by the pain of suffering. Why would God let them suffer so terribly yet undeservedly? John Hindley takes us carefully through the psalm teaching that 'God has sent our suffering for his sake. Suffering is not a mark of God's indifference towards us, or his hatred of us. Suffering is a mark of his love for us. It shows that we are his.' We have a Saviour who is familiar with suffering, and we must run to him not from him. The storm can be troubling and dark, but this psalm will show you that even in the midst of the darkest times, God is working and you can trust and worship him.
In God we trust