Family Worship for the Thanksgiving Season, Part 2 - Thankfulness in Suffering
November 25, 2014
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Guest host Adam McManus [www.AdamMcManus.net] continues his conversation with Ray Rhodes, the author of "Family Worship for the Thanksgiving Season" [www.BooksThatNourish.com] about how he and his wife of 27 years maintained a grateful heart in the midst of five miscarriages. Contrary to the bad theology of the "Word of Faith" crowd, God allows suffering in our lives for a reason. Not only does Ray cite 2 Corinthians 1:1-11, but also a book by Deborah Howard entitled "Where is God in All of This?" as well as a favorite quote from Charles Spurgeon. If you are going through a trial right now, today's broadcast will be the perfect antidote. Plus, consider implementing the use of a "thankful" book this Thanksgiving, allowing for each family member to write -- or draw for the younger ones -- the reasons why you are thankful to God this year as a document which future generations will treasure for years to come.
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