Mad at
God.

Is this you?

You blame God, and you're not sure you're allowed to say it.

A death. An illness. An abuse. A loss. A prayer that went unanswered. A life that hasn't gone the way it should have. And somewhere inside, quietly or loudly, you're angry at God, and you blame Him. Maybe you've been told a real Christian wouldn't feel this way, so you've buried it. But the Bible is full of people who cried out to God in raw, angry honesty, David, Job, Jeremiah, and even Jesus, who prayed "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" from the cross. God did not turn any of them away.

This series takes your anger seriously and won't hand you pat answers. But it will walk you, gently, toward a truer picture. When God finished creating the world, it was very good, no death, no sickness, no lack. This broken world is not how He set it up. Evil and death entered through the fall, through human rebellion, not through God's design, and God is not the author of evil. He is not indifferent to your pain; He grieves it, and at the cross He entered your suffering Himself and bore it. Over four volumes we'll move from honest anger, to understanding where the brokenness came from, to seeing that God is not your enemy, to the great hope that Jesus is making all things new. Jesus is the answer to your pain, not its cause.