The problem of human suffering isn’t just some abstract concept or idea we’re here to debate and discuss in theory. Pain is pain, and the problem with pain is, well, that it hurts. And it raises the question: Why would a good and loving God allow for so much pain and suffering? While Christianity does not provide a reason for every experience of pain and suffering, the fact of Easter does provide deep resources for actually facing suffering with hope and courage rather than bitterness and despair.
About the Author: Keith Boyd
Keith and his wife, Dee Ann, are thrilled to be back in Texas and a part of the LHC family after having spent over 25 years in New York City. They have been married since 1984, have three adult children, and three granddaughters (one biological and two foster).
If you ask Keith what gets him up in the morning, he will tell you he is passionate about studying and teaching God’s word, helping leaders be better leaders, and walking through life with people.
