Why Does God Allow Suffering? A Biblical Perspective | Faith-Based Discussion

If you’ve ever wrestled with the question, “Why does God allow suffering?”—you’re not alone. In this heartfelt, biblically rooted video, we tackle this age-old question with compassion, humility, and deep dive into Scripture. Whether you’re facing trials, supporting a loved one, or seeking answers, this video offers hope, wisdom, and timeless truths to anchor your faith.

📖 Featured Bible Verses:
Genesis 3:16-19 (The Origin of Suffering)
Romans 8:28 (God’s Sovereignty in Suffering)
James 1:2-4 (Suffering as a Tool for Growth)
John 9:1-3 (Suffering for God’s Glory)
Revelation 21:4 (Eternal Hope)

💡 Key Topics Covered:
The Fall of Humanity: How sin introduced suffering into the world.
Free Will & God’s Sovereignty: Why God allows human choices and their consequences.
Refinement Through Trials: How suffering shapes our character and faith.
God’s Glory in Weakness: Stories of redemption and divine purpose.
Eternal Hope: The promise of a future without pain.

🙏 For Those Hurting: If you’re in a season of pain, this video is a reminder that God sees you, loves you, and walks with you. You are not alone.

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⚠️ Disclaimer: This video is for educational and spiritual encouragement purposes. Viewers are encouraged to read Scripture and seek pastoral guidance for personal struggles.

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