The Big Why
Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People?
After seeing or experiencing a tragedy, many are compelled to ask the hard questions: "Why did God allow this to happen?" "Where was your God when he let this take place?" In the end, many people wrestle with the question of why God allows suffering in his world. So, why?In The Big Why, author Rev. Dr. David Henion answers these questions from the perspective of the God of the Bible, who walks and acts in the pages of scripture with people who suffered for many different reasons. While some have approached these questions from a religious perspective, others philosophically, and others from the gut-wrenching, painful walk through personal tragedy, it can be illuminating to know that the sovereign God of the scriptures is not only involved with suffering but has suffered, and his hand is in and on every activity on the earth. That includes suffering. This, then, is where the mystery and dilemma come as we look at this God of love, kindness, goodness, graciousness, and mercy. How could he allow and cause some of the most senseless and devastating tragedies in the world? Does it make any sense? What is the purpose? The Bible gives us some insights that truly bring light to this very dark and painful contradiction of life.
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Rev. Dr. David Henion was raised in New Jersey and attended Central College in Pella, Iowa, where he played on their 1974 NCAA Division III National Championship football team. After sensing the call to ministry, he went on to Western Seminary in Michigan, completing his master of divinity degree; David also has a doctor of ministry degree from Covenant Theological (Presbyterian) Seminary. His first church was in Fort Lee, New Jersey, where he also served as a police and fire chaplain for the city, and in 1991 he and his family moved to Wichita, Kansas, to start the Harvest Community Church (HCC). David and his wife have three grown children, two of whom are married, and three grandchildren. Besides pastoring, he has served as a chaplain for the Sedgwick County Sheriff's Office and the Wichita Police Department for twenty-four years.
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