When do you talk to God most? When things are going smoothly, or when you’re facing difficulties? It’s probably the latter. We tend to forget about God when things are going our way, but turn to Him when life is hard.
The apostle Paul wrote to the Corinthians about dealing with trouble. Even though he is a towering biblical figure, he was persecuted, rejected, and imprisoned, so Paul knew what it meant to suffer. It’s how he responded that is worth noting. In this series, Stuart Briscoe uses examples from Paul’s life to show us that many painful experiences can lead to an opportunity to know God better.
If you’ve ever asked God, “Why me?” this teaching from 2 Corinthians will inspire you to look at your trials in a new way.
