This book explores the difficult world of suffering and sorrow in the life of the Christian. Without offering easy or superficial solutions, the author opens the Scriptures to find a divine power that God offers to His children through Jesus Christ and His Holy Spirit. At the same time, it warns against some currents that the author considers dangerous for the practice of the Christian faith.
The reader will find a fresh and new approach to topics related to suffering. For example, Green speaks of the "privilege of suffering with Christ." He also presents the Church as a "supportive community" in a way that will force every Christian to reflect on the practice of their faith.
This book is full of examples taken from the author's pastoral experience, in addition to expositions of biblical passages. The questions at the end of each chapter will help study groups get the most out of this topic.
