Recently, I have been hearing online lectures from Lipscomb staff, and one phrase stuck out to me, "Ask not why am I suffering?” Rather ask “What am I suffering for?" We cannot possibly see the end of the tunnel or fathom what God has planned, but we can trust in him and try to grow towards his perfect image in the midst of our hardship.
Trace Baxter
“Ask not “Why am I suffering?” Rather ask “What am I suffering for?””
