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1:58:28

August 5, 2022 Show with Dr. Mark Talbot on “Suffering & the Christian Life”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

almost 4 years ago

1:54:53

by Crossway Volume one and two volume one is when the stars disappear Help and hope from stories of suffering

56:56

June 4, 2017 Suffering With Hope by Pastor Josh Sheldon

SVR

Silicon Valley Reformed Baptist Church

about 9 years ago

4:08

Suffering made tolerable. Suffering is made tolerable by the hope of our ultimate redemption. So wait patiently, therefore. This is the answer. Wait patiently as you suffer in this world, knowing that God will do as he has promised.

27:56

God Was Pleased To Crush Him (John 11:14-15; Isaiah 53:10)

TSC

The Shepherd's Church

about 4 years ago

1:46

You get my point. In knowing this about ourselves, what we begin to realize is just how utterly different we are from God. As we learned a few weeks ago in John 11, God uses pain for redemptive purposes, and He doesn't only use pain, but He embraces the pain.

44:52

How to Keep from Losing Heart in Suffering

TBB

The Bible Bashed Podcast

about 3 years ago

17:07

How do you learn to connect whatever moment of suffering you have with God's broader purpose for humanity? But then before we get there, realize that God's purpose is eternal. So notice what Ephesians 3 .11 says.

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Anchored #11 - "A Grounded View of Suffering" (1 Peter 4:12-19)

RBF

Redeemer Bible Fellowship

almost 4 years ago

29:14

It should comfort you because no suffering, please hear me on this, no suffering that a believer endures is meaningless. No pain that we endure for the cause of Christ is wasted. And I'll put it to you that understanding this is vital for us if we're going to navigate suffering well.

43:36

Equip 2024: Our Blessed and Boundless God #5 - He Who Suffers Not: Divine Impassibility

RBF

Redeemer Bible Fellowship

over 2 years ago

38:25

In Jesus, the impassible God took up passable human nature to be our sympathetic Savior and to end our suffering, that we might have the joy of His perfections. So all that said, I want to go back to the question now we asked in session one that I said you weren't ready to answer.

1:11:52

The Sufficiency of Christ In Suffering

PMC

Park Meadows Church

over 1 year ago

2:33

Today, we're going to be talking about the sufficiency of Christ in suffering, but it's from the angle of preparing for it, not necessarily for being right in the middle of it. Now, I'm aware that all of us are outliving our own individual lives, and there's a lot going on for each and every one of us, so for any one of us in this room or perhaps listening online or perhaps listening to this recording, ten years from now, you may be going through a time of grief, a time of suffering, in which case, I do believe that these passages we're going to look at today will be very helpful.

59:51

Christ Scourges his Children

KLC

Kongsvinger Lutheran Church

over 2 years ago

13:32

Describes being in it. There's a lot of connection to Psalm 103, which kind of describes the salvation that is the end product. And then knowing the method from Hebrews 12, the end result in Hebrews 103, we can get to Romans five and rejoice in our suffering.

45:01

How to Keep from Losing Heart in Suffering

TBB

The Bible Bashed Podcast

over 2 years ago

35:52

The problem is that for most people, suffering is a time of confusion and not a time of confidence. So where we've been, we've talked about how to not lose heart in the midst of suffering, remember God's purpose for the church, confidently use the access to the Father that Jesus is one for you, and three, understand that suffering is for your glory.

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TLP 343: Parenting Suffering Children, Part 2 | the God of suffering

TLP

Truth.Love.Parent.

over 6 years ago

2:31

We learned that they shouldn't be suffering because of the consequences of their sin, also that they understand the purpose of suffering and they don't make their suffering about themselves. And that set us up for discussing the God of suffering today.

45:45

John 11:1-16 (God's Pleasure In Our Pain)

TSC

The Shepherd's Church

about 4 years ago

34:58

All of our suffering, all of our malice, all of our sickness, all of our hurt will redound to the glory of God, but we've got to embrace it. We've got to stop complaining like the Israelites and say that my God has a good plan in this pain and He is going to use it for my good so that I will see the glory of God, so that I will showcase the glory of God, so that I will live to the glory of God and so that I will grow in my faith.

33:49

Suffering Produces...

KLC

Kongsvinger Lutheran Church

almost 3 years ago

3:17

You know, we, as our bodies are falling apart, we experience suffering. But the one thing we can, as Christians, must hold on to is this idea that the suffering that we go through is not a result of God deciding to punish us for our sins in the same way that God punishes evildoers for their impenitence, for their obstinacy, for taking His words and casting them behind them.

1:04:11

Sharing in Christ's Comfort | Sermon 08/06/2023

Apologia Utah

almost 3 years ago

56:57

We must have a life of humility and understand that God has forgiven us. So we need to extend that grace and mercy to others. Also with the afflictions that we face in our life to understand that God gave them to us for a very specific reason and Purpose to submit to his will and then comfort others.

58:37

Holy Violence in Suffering

RGC

Redeeming Grace Church

6 months ago

57:51

Suffering gives way to glory and glory gives way to glorious unity in the body of Christ. I pray that may God may richly bless you as you endure suffering for the sake of Christ. Let's pray together. Dear Lord we thank you for your suffering.

53:10

When Suffering Comes

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 2 years ago

50:19

Christ suffered, so will we. But with our suffering, we have access to the God of all comfort. That doesn't mean we won't suffer, but what that means is there is strength available. And I want to begin to point now to this.

1:03:23

Why am I Suffering? (Frank Mullis)

ARR

Andrew Rappaport's Rapp Report

about 7 years ago

22:19

His understanding is beyond measure. He knows so what you don't know about your suffering god knows. You understand how that that affects your suffering. God knows what you are going through and as a calvinist he ordained it in such a way.

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WWUTT 1276 The Glory That is to be Revealed (Romans 8:18-21)

WWUTT Podcast

almost 6 years ago

7:30

Even the sufferings that we're going through now are accomplishing something. God is doing something through these things. And Paul has been talking about that, especially in the early part of Romans chapter 8, where we are in the spirit, not in the flesh.

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Whitten Q & A - Ep. 9 - What is God's purpose in Our Suffering?

WBC

Whitten Baptist Church

about 6 years ago

16:34

Right. What was that for? But if I understand that in my suffering, it's so that God can be glorified, then it changes my perspective as well on my sufferings and the things that I'm going through. But I can take it and I can say some of the things that I've experienced, the way that God is glorified in that is by my openness and that testimony of, hey, this is what's happened, but this is what happened through that.

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A Word in Season: Sufferings and Glory (Romans 8:18)

Media Gratiae

almost 6 years ago

0:26

Whichever way you measure it, this world is full of suffering. And for God's people, there are layers to that experience that are different to those of others. In Romans chapter 8 and verse 18, the apostle Paul, a man who knows about suffering, talks about the sufferings of this present time, the sufferings of life in this world.

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The Suffering Saint | Sermon 06/02/2024

Apologia Utah

about 2 years ago

1:06:59

I say this with as much sympathy as I can. Repent from suffering that way. Suffer righteously. There is a way to suffer righteously. For the believer, suffering always, not sometimes, always produces good.