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What are we to make of suffering Part 1

What are we to make of suffering Part 1

Famed theologian and Pastor, Tim Keller in the opening chapter of his book Walking with God through pain and suffering made the following statement, ‘suffering is everywhere, unavoidable and its scope often overwhelms’..

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