When You Can't See the Why

When faced with suffering, our instinct is often to question why it is happening to us. However, Berni Dymet suggests that a more profound inquiry is to ask who is with us during these trials and what God might be revealing through them. He shares the story of Shiharu Masunaga, a sculptor who, after losing his hands, discovered a new artistic technique that transformed his life and work, illustrating how suffering can lead to unexpected beauty and purpose.

Dymet reminds us of Romans 8:28, which assures us that God works for the good of those who love Him, even in the midst of pain. He encourages listeners to seek revelation rather than relief during difficult times, urging them to ask God what lessons they are meant to learn and how they can grow from their experiences. Ultimately, he emphasizes that suffering can be a powerful catalyst for God's greatest works in our lives.

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