Description
How do you turn to God for comfort when you believe He caused your pain?
You still believe in Him. You may still pray, attend church and encourage others. Yet beneath the words you say aloud, a question follows you home:
“God, why did You do this to me?”
Perhaps someone told you that your suffering was His plan. Perhaps a Bible verse seemed to confirm it. Now you find yourself reaching for God with one hand and quietly holding Him responsible with the other.
“GOD DID THIS TO ME”
And the truth I found when I stopped believing it
By Promise Ave
This book takes that painful question seriously and gives it room to be answered.
Through Jeremiah’s letter to a people living in a place they never chose, Promise Ave explores the history, the difficult verses and the Hebrew expressions behind words that have troubled generations of believers. Step by step, he makes the case that God never authored their suffering, and that His goodness remained unchanged in the middle of it.
But the book goes further. Once the accusation begins to loosen its grip, another question emerges:
What can I do with the life in front of me, even here?
The exiles were told to build, plant and seek the welfare of their city. Their circumstances had changed, but they still had something to give. Through their story, you will explore how to bring your pain honestly to God, rebuild trust and begin adding value where you are.
You do not need a theology degree to follow these pages. Each chapter prepares you for the next, with explanations written for ordinary people carrying real questions.
If you have ever struggled to reconcile God’s goodness with a chapter of your life you would never have chosen, this book was written with you in mind.
Get your copy of “GOD DID THIS TO ME” and discover why your hardest season need not be the end of trust, purpose or hope.
