What if you were faced with one tragedy after another? Would you have the ability to carry on?
Job, a character from the Bible, would have firsthand experience with facing one tragedy after another. He serves as an example of how to find the strength and trust in God to carry on when confronted with such hardships. In times of crisis, when we seek Christ and His strength to persevere, He will carry us through, for nothing can separate us from God's love! Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tR1viK8Opvw

The Bible promises that one day God’s people will all live together in peace and harmony forever. However, because we live in a world at war on every level, from international conflict to battles within the family, it’s hard to understand how it is even possible to live together in peace and harmony. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjMVyQoBvaw

If Lucifer had free choice in heaven, and in a perfect world, he chose to reject an eternal loving relationship with His Creator, then why wouldn’t someone, somewhere else in the universe in the future, perhaps ten or even a million years into the future decide to do the same thing? So, if the Bible says, “Affliction will not rise up a second time” (Nahum 1:9), is that because God won’t ever allow anyone to make that choice to reject Him? Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pus4jxbrGY

Did you know that in the beginning, God possessed the power to breathe life into nature with just a command? It's fascinating how we, as humans, mirror God's image, and similarly, His creation in nature reflects God's creativity and splendor. Speaking of nature, it's interesting to think if perfection is something possible to posses as humans, considering we are inherently sinful. But what if I were to say that the answer to this profound question lies within nature itself. How can a plant impart the wisdom of perfection? Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6eOUi0UO_Uo

During the 16th century, numerous Christians faced brutal torture and death due to their unwavering faith. Among them was Dirk Willems, who endured torture, stood trial, and was ultimately convicted for organizing secret church gatherings in his own home and performing private baptisms. He openly admitted to these charges without hesitation. The remarkable tale of Dirk Willems' unwavering devotion will undoubtedly astonish you, particularly when considering its impact on the Christians who later migrated to Canada. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ciZWYtCBno