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Why God Why? A Study Guide

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“The main purpose for offering this study guide is to provide a means of exploring the biblical insights of Why God Why? Sermons on the Problem of Pain within the context of a group. By inviting healthy dialogue and the sharing of personal stories, the study session promises to enhance an individual’s theological understanding while providing a context of mutual support and empathy. Hopefully, this will enable the participants to face the inevitable occurrences of tragedy, injustice, grief and suffering with courage and a triumphant spirit. The venue for the groups can be a religious group, a grief recovery group, a gathering of divorced persons, or even a book review club.” (From the Introduction)Words about the Study “Beautifully and thoughtfully written! It certainly brought the book alive in new ways, and helped the reader to own the experience.” Rev. Patsy Brundige, author of Hope for a Widow’s Shattered World.”

62 pages, Paperback

First published April 9, 2012

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Dr. Justin W. Tull has served United Methodist churches in the North Texas area for over 38 years. He now is doing coaching for churches and clergy, teaching preaching, and writing. He has three earned degrees from Perkins School of Theology: a Masters of Theology, a Masters of Sacred Theology, and a Doctor of Ministry in preaching. He is the author of six books: Interim Ministry: Positive Change in Times of Transition; Christmas Journeys: Finding Joy along the Way; Why God, Why? Sermons on the Problem of Pain; Surviving and Thriving in Ministry; Wrestlings, Wonders, and Wanderers; and Vital Preaching: The Art of Sharing God’s Word. For more information visit his website at justintull.com.

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