Pain and suffering get our attention. The problem of pain and suffering is high on the list of reasons why many reject God and if we are honest with ourselves, why being a Christian is not for the fainthearted. As believers we are not exempt from affliction, travail and catastrophe, but we have an additional challenge: How do we respond appropriately, biblically?
Dr Bartholomew unpacks for us why Wendell Berry, the celebrated American writer and agrarian, remains a vital voice in our day and age.
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