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Your Question:
Is this really the best God can do?
Answer:
As I reflect on this question, I'm reminded of the complexity of God's nature. He is wise, good, and powerful, which means that His actions are always guided by these three qualities. While it may seem that God's actions are imperfect or that He could do better, we must consider that His plan is not always immediately apparent to us. In fact, sometimes what appears to be evil or imperfect may actually be a means to a greater good. I often think about the example of Jesus healing the leper in Matthew 8:2-3. The leper asked Jesus if He was willing to cleanse him, and at a word, his leprosy was healed. This shows that God is not only capable of performing miracles but also that He chooses to do so when it is in our best interest. However, this does not mean that God will always intervene in every situation or that He will always do what we want Him to do. Sometimes, His plan requires us to trust in Him and His goodness, even when things seem uncertain or difficult. As a pastor, I've seen many people struggle with the idea that God is not always intervening in their lives. They may feel that He is not doing enough or that He is not listening to their prayers. But the truth is, God is always working, even when we don't see it. His plan is not always immediate or tangible, but it is always good and perfect. And as believers, we must trust in His goodness and wisdom, even when things seem unclear or uncertain.
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christian theology
millard erickson
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loraine boettner
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stormie omartian
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